Honda’s New Global SUV Elevate makes its World Debut in India
Developed on the grand concept of ‘Urban Freestyler’, ELEVATE represents Honda's passion, determination, and collective vision for a world where individuals can dream, work freely, and expand their freedom in life without any boundaries.

NEW DELHI
Honda Cars India Ltd. (HCIL), leading manufacturer of premium cars in India today unveiled Honda’s latest global SUV – Honda ELEVATE at a World Premiere event in India. Scheduled for launch during festive season this year, India will be the first country to manufacture and sell the All New Elevate globally. While the initial introduction of Elevate is focused on domestic market, India also aims to serve as an important export hub for the new model to other parts of the world,catering to the robust demand for SUVs globally. Developed on the grand concept of ‘Urban Freestyler’, Elevate aims to appeal to customers with active lifestyles & a global mindset, and blends cutting-edge aesthetics with functionality to create a visually stunning, incredibly versatile, comfortable, and fun-to-drive SUV that's ready for adventure inside and outside the city limits. The Elevate is a mid-size SUV that features a Bold and Masculine exterior design with striking front face, sharp character lines and unique rear design which come together to create a vehicle with strong road presence. The front fascia showcases Honda's signature grille, flanked by sleek LED headlights, while the side profile emphasizes its sporty character, and the rear boasts a distinctive tailgate design and LED taillights. All New Elevate has been developed by Honda R&D Asia Pacific center located in Thailand to
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