Honda Cars India Ltd. (HCIL) has launched two new editions of its Elevate SUV: the Black Edition and the Signature Black Edition. These editions, available in Crystal Black Pearl color, were introduced in response to customer demand for a more stylish and sophisticated SUV. Both editions feature all-black exteriors with special design elements.
What’s New?
The Elevate Black Edition features black alloy wheels and nuts, chrome accents on the upper grille, and silver finish front and rear skid garnishes, lower door garnish, and roof rails. A “Black Edition” emblem adorns the rear. The Elevate Signature Black Edition takes the blacked-out theme further with all-black exterior elements, including the alloy wheels, nuts, upper grille, skid garnishes, roof rails, and door lower garnish. It also features a “Signature Edition” emblem on the front fender.
The interior of both editions follows the blacked-out aesthetic. Black leatherette seats with black stitching, black PVC door pads and armrests, and an all-black dashboard create a cohesive and sporty ambiance. The Signature Black Edition enhances the interior further with rhythmic 7-color ambient lighting, adding a touch of luxury to the cabin.
Both the Black Edition and Signature Black Edition are based on the Elevate’s top-tier ZX grade. This means they come standard with the model’s highest level of features and equipment. The powertrain for both editions remains the same as the standard Elevate ZX grade. They are powered by Honda’s 1.5L i-VTEC petrol engine, available with both manual and CVT transmission options. The engine puts out 120 hp and 145 Nm of peak torque.
Elevate Black Editions: Pricing and Availability
The Black Edition starts at INR 15,51,000, while the Signature Black Edition is priced at INR 15,71,000. Bookings for both the Honda Elevate Black Edition and Signature Black Edition are now open at Honda dealerships across India starting o. Deliveries of the CVT variants began immediately, with manual transmission deliveries starting in February 2025.
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