Honda Elevate Facelift spotted testing in India

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The upcoming facelifted version of the Honda Elevate was spotted testing in India. The test mule of the Honda Elevate facelift is said to launch in the country in the coming months.

The test mule of the facelifted version of Honda’s compact SUV was spotted testing under heavy camouflage. Though, the camouflage hide the key details of the compact SUV, it still revealed some feature that have led to speculation that it will sport revised graphics for the LED taillights compared to the current Elevate on sale.

Reports have also stated that the updated Honda Elevate could receive some changes in the bumpers, and  a new design for the alloy wheels. It could also receive a new upholstery on the inside.

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In terms of features, the model is likely to receive updates in line with the City facelift, including a 360-degree camera, ventilated front seats, larger touchscreen infotainment system, redesigned instrument console, and a tweaked ADAS suite.

Mechanically, the refreshed Honda Elevate will likely be powered by a 1.5-litre i-Vtec petrol engine that will be paired with six-speed manual and CVT units.

It only makes sense for the company to bring along the hybrid in a bid to boost sales of the model, a technology that is already offered with the City, in the e:HEV guise.

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