Honda Cars India has finally made its long-awaited entry into the mid-size SUV segment with the all-new Elevate. Boasting a bold design and a plethora of features, it strives to make a mark in the segment. But does it has what it takes to outshine the segment leader Hyundai Creta? Letโs delve into a detailed comparison to find out.
New Honda Elevate Walkaround | Gagan Choudhary
Dimensions
Honda Elevate | Hyundai Creta | |
Length | 4312mm | 4300mm |
Width | 1790mm | 1790mm |
Height | 1650mm | 1635mm |
Wheelbase | 2650mm | 2610mm |
Ground Clearance | 220mm | 190mm |
Boot Space | 458L | 433L |
Turning Radius | 5.2m | 5.3m |
- The Honda Elevate surpasses the Creta in terms of overall dimensions.
- The Elevate is 12mm longer and 15mm taller than the Creta. Additionally, it boasts a 40mm longer wheelbase, ensuring enhanced roominess inside the cabin.
- Furthermore, the Honda SUV offers a 20mm higher ground clearance and an additional 25L of boot space compared to the Creta.
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Engine Specifications
Model | Honda Elevate | Hyundai Creta |
Engine | 1.5-litre petrol | 1.5-litre petrol / diesel |
Max Power | 121PS | 115PS / 116PS |
Peak Torque | 145Nm | 144Nm / 250Nm |
Gearbox options | 6-speed MT/7-speed CVT | Petrol โ 6-speed MT/CVT Diesel: โ 6-speed MT/AT |
- Honda exclusively offers the Elevate with a petrol engine, whereas the Creta provides the options of both petrol and diesel engine, thus, catering to a broader range of customers with varying tastes.
- The Elevateโs petrol mill is slightly more powerful than Cretaโs. However, the torque output is on par.
- Honda had the chance to create a unique position in the segment by introducing a fully hybrid powertrain, but it forwent due to cost considerations. However, there are plans to release an electric version, which could be available in the market by 2026.
- Earlier, the Creta was also offered with a 1.4-litre turbocharged petrol engine. However, it has now been discontinued. But Hyundai has plans to introduce a new 1.5-litre turbo-petrol engine as a replacement in the near future.
Key Features

Honda Elevate | Hyundai Creta | |
Headlamps | Automatic LED | Automatic LED |
LED DRLs | ||
Front Fog Lamps | ||
Wheels | 17-inch Alloys (215/55) | 17-inch Alloys (215/60) |
Instrument Cluster | Semi-Digital with a 7-inch TFT | Digital |
Paddle shifters | ||
Sunroof | Single-Pane | Panoramic |
Driverโs Seat Adjustment | Manual | 8-way powered seat |
Cruise Control | (Adaptive) | |
Steering Mounted Controls | ||
Wireless phone charger | ||
Keyless Entry with Push Button Start | ||
Walk Away Auto Locking | ||
Auto AC | ||
Rear AC vents | ||
Ventilated Front Seats | ||
Infotainment | 10.25-inch | 10.25-inch |
Apple Carplay & Android Auto | Wireless | Wired (wireless in mid-spec trims) |
Branded Sound System | Bose Speakers | |
Connected Car Tech | ||
OTA Updates Support | ||
Remote Engine Start | ||
Air purifier | ||
Type C USB Ports | ||
Electrochromic mirror | ||
Rear Reclining Seat | ||
No of Airbags | 6 | 6 |
Rear Camera | ||
Lane-watch Camera | ||
ESC | ||
Hill Hold Assist | ||
Hill Descent Assist | ||
Rear Disc Brakes | ||
Tyre Pressure Monitoring | โ | |
Electric Parking Brakes | ||
ADAS | (Level-2 ADAS with Collision Mitigation Braking System, Adaptive Cruise Control, Road Departure Mitigation, Lane Keeping Assist System, Lead Car Departure Notification system and Auto High-Beam) |
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- Both SUVs are well-loaded; however, the Honda Elevate has the upper hand when it comes to safety features.
- On the other hand, the Hyundai Creta offers some feel-good features like electric parking brakes, an air purifier, a larger sunroof, a powered driverโs seat, a fully digital instrument cluster, a rear seat recliner and branded sound system that will enhance your overall ownership experience.
Price
Model | Price |
Honda Elevate | Rs 11-16.50 (expected) |
Hyundai Creta | Petrol: Rs 10.87 โ 17.70 lakh Diesel: Rs 11.96 โ 19.20 lakh |
Honda is expected to launch the Elevate around the festive season, while its bookings will begin next month.