NEW DELHI: Honda Cars India is offering benefits of up to Rs 1,70,900 on the City sedan this October, the largest figure on its official offers page, while the newly launched Elevate SUV carries no listed offer at all. The company says all its October offers are valid till 31 October 2026.
The offers page lists three models with benefits: the City, the current Amaze and the older second generation Amaze. The figures below were checked on Honda's website at 2:15 AM IST on 7 October 2026. Honda says the offers are variant, grade and location specific, so the amount a buyer actually gets will depend on the version and the city.
Honda City: benefits up to Rs 1,70,900
The City has the highest benefit, at up to Rs 1,70,900. Honda's price checker lists the sedan from Rs 11,99,900 for the SV manual, ex-showroom Delhi. The V manual costs Rs 13,50,700 and the V CVT automatic Rs 14,50,700.
Further up, the ZX manual is priced at Rs 15,46,700 and the ZX CVT at Rs 16,46,700. The top ZX+ costs Rs 16,35,700 with the manual gearbox and Rs 17,35,700 with the CVT. All of these are ex-showroom Delhi prices as of 7 October 2026, 2:15 AM IST, and do not include registration, insurance or other charges.
Honda does not break the Rs 1,70,900 figure into cash discount, exchange bonus or other parts on its website, and it does not say which variant gets the full amount. Buyers should ask the dealer for the written break-up on the exact version they want.
Amaze: up to Rs 66,800 on the current model
The current Amaze compact sedan has benefits of up to Rs 66,800. Its ex-showroom Delhi prices on Honda's price checker start at Rs 7,65,400 for the V manual and go up to Rs 9,99,900 for the ZX CVT.
In between, the VX manual costs Rs 8,65,400, the ZX manual Rs 9,39,400, the V CVT Rs 8,70,400 and the VX CVT Rs 9,40,400. The older second generation Amaze, which Honda still sells alongside the new one, is listed with benefits of up to Rs 57,600.
Honda's page also mentions additional offers for selected corporates on all models, without listing which companies qualify or how much extra they get.
No listed offer on the Elevate or ZR-V
The Elevate, Honda's only mid-size SUV, has no benefit listed on the offers page. The company took pre-bookings for the updated model ahead of its 6 October launch, as we reported in our story on Elevate pre-bookings, and its prices now start at Rs 11,80,000 ex-showroom Delhi on Honda's price checker. A model this fresh in showrooms usually sells without benefits for a while.
The ZR-V, the imported SUV that Honda lists at Rs 49,99,900 ex-showroom, also has no offer shown.
How this compares this festive season
Other carmakers have also put festive numbers on their own websites. Kia, for example, has advertised festive benefits of up to Rs 1,60,400 that combine exchange, corporate, scrappage and special schemes, as covered in our report on Kia India's festive benefits. Hyundai, meanwhile, is coming off a record month, detailed in our story on its September sales.
Honda is a small player by volume. According to retail data released by the Federation of Automobile Dealers Associations on 6 October, Honda Cars India registered 5,283 vehicles in September 2026, a 1.24 percent share of the passenger vehicle market. The same data shows dealers across the industry holding around 43 to 45 days of car stock ahead of Navratri, well above the federation's recommended 21 days. For a buyer walking into a Honda showroom this month, both numbers are useful context while negotiating.
The offers and their terms are on Honda Cars India's official offers page, and variant prices can be checked on the Honda price checker. Since offers can change during the month, buyers should confirm the final amount with an authorised Honda dealer before booking.
