Honda Elevate Dominates October Sales with 3,673 Units Sold
New Delhi, November 11: Honda has released its model-wise sales data for October 2026, revealing that the Honda Elevate has emerged as the best-selling car of the month. The Elevate recorded total sales of 3,673 units in October, showcasing a remarkable annual growth of 68%. In comparison, the sales figure for October 2025 stood at 2,186 units. Let’s take a closer look at the sales performance of the company’s other models.
Honda Amaze Takes Second Place
In the sales ranking, the Honda Amaze secured the second position with total sales of 3,337 units in October. However, it experienced an annual decline of 8.1%, as the previous year, in October 2025, 3,630 units were sold. The sales gap between the Elevate and the Amaze was 336 units.
Honda City Sales Increase by 3.1%
Third on the list was Honda’s popular sedan, the City, which saw a 3.1% increase in sales, totaling 596 units in October. This is an improvement from the 578 units sold in October 2025. Meanwhile, the fourth position was held by Honda’s premium SUV, the ZR-V, which sold only 3 units in October, down from 6 units in September.
Overall Sales Up by 19%
Looking at the company’s total domestic sales, Honda sold 7,609 units in October 2026, compared to 6,394 units in October 2025. This reflects a 19% increase in overall sales year-on-year, with the Elevate playing a significant role in driving the company’s sales forward.
Pricing of the Elevate
The growing demand for the Honda Elevate can be attributed to its robust SUV appearance, impressive features, and reliable engine. Notably, in October 2026, the company also launched its new facelift model, which comes equipped with a 1.5-liter naturally aspirated petrol engine, generating 121bhp of power and 145Nm of torque. The ex-showroom price of the new Honda Elevate in the Indian market ranges from ₹11.80 lakh to ₹18.40 lakh.
Bhupendra Singh Chundawat is a seasoned technology journalist with over 22 years of experience in the media industry. He specializes in covering the global technology landscape, with a deep focus on manufacturing trends and the geopolitical impact on tech companies. Currently serving as the Editor at Udaipur Kiran, his insights are shaped by decades of hands-on reporting and editorial leadership in the fast-evolving world of technology.