Honda Elevate and Amaze Now Offered with Dealer-Fitted CNG Kits in India

April 18, 2025 — New Delhi: Honda Cars India has expanded its eco-friendly lineup with the introduction of CNG-powered versions of its popular models, the Honda Elevate SUV and Honda Amaze sedan. These new offerings are equipped with government-approved CNG kits retrofitted at the dealership level. Customers will need to visit an authorized dealership to book these CNG variants, as they are currently not available for online reservation.

Retrofitted CNG Kits: What You Need to Know

Honda has made no visual or mechanical changes to distinguish the CNG variants from their petrol counterparts. The CNG tank is installed in the boot, resulting in reduced luggage space. Inside the cabin, the only noticeable addition is a fuel-switch button that lets the driver toggle between petrol and CNG modes.

Despite being dealer-installed, these CNG kits are certified and compliant with government standards, ensuring safety and reliability for daily use.

Offers Across Honda’s Lineup in April 2025

Honda is offering attractive benefits across its lineup this month:

• Honda City: Benefits up to ₹63,300

• Honda City Hybrid: Benefits up to ₹65,000

• Honda Elevate: Discounts up to ₹76,100 on the top-end ZX variant

• Elevate Apex Edition: ₹56,100 off plus ₹35,000 worth of accessories

• Amaze S Variant: Discounts up to ₹57,200

• Amaze S CNG Variant: Special benefits up to ₹77,200

Do note that these offers exclude the newly launched third-generation Amaze. Additionally, Honda is promoting EMI plans starting at ₹1,111 per lakh, making its vehicles more accessible to a wider audience.

Honda Sees Record Export Surge

Honda Cars India concluded FY 2024–25 on a high note with total sales of 126,151 units, up by 1.59% year-on-year. A standout highlight was the record-breaking export volume of 60,226 units, a 60% jump from the previous fiscal year. Domestic sales stood at 65,925 units.

For March 2025, Honda recorded:

• Domestic Sales: 7,228 units

• Exports: 4,656 units

While domestic performance remained stable, total sales in March showed a 14.7% decline compared to March 2024, primarily due to a drop in exports.