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Honda Elevate facelift could bring bigger screen and 360 camera

Honda is preparing a mid-cycle update for the Elevate SUV in India, expected around October 2026 with feature and styling upgrades but the same 1.5-litre petrol engine. There is no Nepal launch confirmation yet.

Published 8 Sept 2026
What it means for Nepal

Honda is preparing a mid-cycle update for the Elevate SUV in India, expected around October 2026 with feature and styling upgrades but the same 1.5-litre petrol engine. There is no Nepal launch confirmation yet.

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Honda is working on a facelifted Elevate mid-size SUV for the Indian market, with the update expected around October 2026 rather than officially announced.

What is expected to change

The refreshed Elevate is likely to get:

  • New front grille, revised bumpers and updated alloy wheels for a sharper look.
  • Tweaked lighting elements to distinguish it from the current model.
  • Inside, a larger 10.25-inch infotainment touchscreen, updated interior trim and layout.
  • Added convenience and safety tech such as a 360-degree camera and ventilated front seats, features already seen on newer Honda models.

Engine and gearbox

Despite the cosmetic and feature upgrades, the facelift is expected to continue with the same 1.5-litre petrol engine, paired with manual and automatic transmission options. No major mechanical changes or new powertrains have been indicated so far.

What this means for Nepal buyers

For now, this Elevate update is an India-market development. Nepal pricing and launch plans have not been confirmed, but the feature additions are relevant for Nepali buyers comparing mid-size SUVs and watching for future Honda upgrades here.

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