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Honda Elevate Facelift Launch Today: What To Expect From The Updated SUV? Check New Design, Features, Powertrain, Expected Price And Booking Details

Honda Elevate Facelift Launch Today: What To Expect From The Updated SUV? Check New Design, Features, Powertrain, Expected Price And Booking Details
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Honda is preparing to introduce the Elevate facelift in India on October 6, marking the first mid-cycle update for the midsize SUV since its launch in 2023. The company has already released several teasers and opened bookings for Rs 21,000.

The facelift is expected to bring styling changes, additional equipment and some cabin upgrades, while the core mechanical package is likely to remain unchanged.

Honda Elevate facelift: What will change in the design?

The refreshed Elevate is expected to get a more prominent front-end design. Teasers show LED headlamps linked by segmented LED DRLs, along with a gloss-black honeycomb grille.

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Honda has also moved the logo onto the bonnet, while the thick trim above the grille now appears to have a black finish instead of chrome. At the back, the SUV is expected to receive connected-looking LED tail-lamps. The 17-inch alloy wheels, however, appear largely unchanged in the teaser images.

The design bears similarities to the WR-V TrailSport HRC Concept displayed at the Tokyo Auto Salon 2026. The concept is based on the India-made Elevate and is sold in Japan as the WR-V. Its orange detailing and black wheels may or may not feature on the production facelift.

Originally published by Sunday Guardian on Oct 6, 2026 Read the full article at sundayguardianlive.com
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