• Honda updated the variant list for the Amaze and City Hybrid while making revisions to the Elevate and City’s features based on variants.
• The current price range for the Honda Elevate SUV (ex-showroom) is Rs 11.91 lakh to Rs 16.43 lakh.
• The current pricing range for the Honda City sedan, ex-showroom, is Rs 12.08 lakh to Rs 16.35 lakh.
• The Honda City hybrid now only comes in the top variant, priced at Rs 20.55 lakh (ex-showroom), and does not include the entry-level V variant.
• The entry-level Honda Amaze is no longer available; it now starts at Rs 7.93 lakh (ex-showroom).

Beginning with the new fiscal year, all Honda vehicles will now have more expensive entry-level prices. Furthermore, extra airbags are now standard on the Honda Elevate and Honda City, and the Honda Amaze safety package has received a minor update. Let’s examine the updated costs and feature sets for each model in more depth.

Prices & Updates for New Honda Features

Honda Elevate

The Elevate now prices as much as Rs 40,000 more. It now shares the top price for the entry-level compact SUV model with the Skoda Kushaq.

Six airbags are now standard on the small SUV; they were formerly exclusive to the top ZX model. Additional upgrades to its features include headrest adjustments for each of the five seats and a seatbelt reminder. The semi-digital instrument cluster with a 7-inch TFT and the front visors with a vanity mirror and lid are now standard features on variants. Silver paint will now be applied on the auto climate controls for temperature and fan speed as well as the front AC vent knob.

Honda City

Honda has increased the City sedan’s price by up to Rs 37,000.

In addition, it now comes with seatbelt reminders for all five seats and six airbags as standard, which were previously only available on VX and above models. The VX model now has an 8-speaker sound system and a rear sunshade, while the base model receives a 4.2-inch MID in the gauge cluster.

It appears that limited demand has forced Honda to withdraw the entry-level City Hybrid model, or it soon will. The only difference between these two examples is that all five seats now have seatbelt reminders.

Honda Amaze

The base Honda Amaze’s price has gone up by as much as Rs 11,000 now. Additionally, all five of the seats now have seatbelt reminders. It appears that the Amaze’s base model may soon be canceled in this case as well.

Honda City Hybrid

It appears that limited demand has forced Honda to withdraw the entry-level City Hybrid model, or it soon will. The only difference between these two examples is that all five seats now have seatbelt reminders.