Honda has rolled out sizeable October 2026 benefits across the Elevate, City and Amaze, but the headline numbers need to be read carefully because a large part of the maximum benefit comes from exchange, loyalty, extended-warranty and accessory schemes rather than a straight cash cut. The biggest package is on the outgoing pre-facelift Elevate, where total benefits can reach Rs 2,34,600.
The timing is important because the updated Elevate is due to arrive on October 6. Honda is therefore using aggressive schemes to clear remaining pre-facelift stock while the newer version enters showrooms.
Buyers interested in the outgoing SUV should check the manufacturing month and compare the older car’s equipment with the facelift before deciding purely on the discount.
Elevate Gets The Biggest Benefits
The largest Elevate offer is on the pre-facelift ZX and ZX ADV manual and CVT variants. The package includes a Rs 50,000 cash discount, Rs 80,000 exchange bonus, Rs 4,000 loyalty benefit, Rs 25,000 Honda-user exchange benefit, Rs 5,000 corporate benefit, Rs 10,000 self-employed benefit, Rs 18,600 extended-warranty benefit, an Rs 18,000 360-degree camera benefit and a Rs 24,000 dashcam benefit. Combined, these add up to Rs 2,34,600.
Pre-Facelift V variants, including some Apex editions, get total benefits of up to Rs 1,97,200, while V IVR variants can receive up to Rs 1,73,200. VX-based versions are listed with benefits of up to Rs 1,42,600. The base SV has a much smaller package of up to Rs 42,700.
The newer Pre-Facelift Elevate gets a simpler and much smaller offer. Across grades, the listed package includes a Rs 30,000 exchange bonus, Rs 4,000 loyalty benefit, Rs 6,000 Honda-user exchange benefit, Rs 5,000 corporate benefit and an Rs 18,600 extended-warranty benefit. Maximum benefit works out to Rs 63,600.
City Discounts Go Up To Rs 1.70 Lakh
The City ZX and ZX+ manual and CVT variants get the strongest sedan offer at up to Rs 1,70,900. This includes a Rs 60,000 cash discount, Rs 50,000 exchange bonus, Rs 4,000 loyalty benefit, Rs 6,000 Honda-user exchange benefit, Rs 5,000 corporate benefit, Rs 10,000 self-employed benefit, a dashcam valued at Rs 19,000 and an extended-warranty benefit worth Rs 16,900.
City V manual and CVT variants are listed with up to Rs 1,40,900 in total benefits, while the SV can go up to Rs 1,21,900. The City e:HEV gets a much smaller package of up to Rs 15,000, made up mainly of loyalty, Honda-user exchange and corporate benefits.
Amaze Benefits Are More Modest
The third-generation Amaze ZX manual gets the highest package in the compact sedan range at Rs 66,800. Its breakup includes Rs 15,000 cash, Rs 15,000 exchange, Rs 4,000 loyalty, Rs 6,000 Honda-user exchange, Rs 3,000 corporate, Rs 10,000 self-employed and an extended-warranty benefit worth Rs 13,800.
The VX manual goes up to Rs 61,800, while the VX CVT is listed at up to Rs 52,600. Amaze ZX CVT gets up to Rs 57,600. The second-generation Amaze S manual and CVT, which are still being offered from remaining stock, also get benefits of up to Rs 57,600.