2024 Honda Elevate
VEHICLE HIGHLIGHTS
This 2024 Honda Elevate 1.5 Comfort 6MT arrives with a full service history and 54 093 km on the clock, making it an immediately usable family car with maintenance records in place. As a model it balances everyday comfort with practical durability for buyers focused on long-term running costs.
Powered by the 1.5 i‑VTEC petrol engine, the car suits mixed-use life — school runs, touring and light towing — while the five-door, five-seat layout keeps family and luggage flexible. The Comfort specification keeps things straightforward and cost-conscious, and this listing is competitively priced against similar Elevate offers on Auto.co.za.
Located in Arconpark, Vereeniging, Gauteng, this petrol suv in Gauteng is available to inspect. Enquire with the dealer to book a viewing or test drive of the Elevate 1.5 Comfort 6MT.
SELLER'S COMMENTS
Honda Elevate Low Mileage, Bargain buy, Reliable SUV
This 2024 Honda Elevate 1.5 Comfort in blue combines reassuring full franchise-maintained reliability with a smooth, efficient 1.5l petrol i4, comfortable convenience-focused motoring, and strong warranty coverage, making it a compelling, low-risk buy for value-conscious drivers. - Year: 2024, Colour: Blue - Variant: 1.5 Comfort, Category: Cars - Engine: 1.5l front-mounted petrol i4, 89 kW, 145 Nm - Efficiency: 6,7 l/100km, 40l tank, approx. 597 km range, 159 g/km CO2 - Warranty: Yes, up to 200 000 km, Full Franchise Service History Trade-ins welcome and finance available through all major banks.
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Honda Elevate
Honda’s Elevate lands right in the bullseye of South Africa’s B-to-C-segment crossovers, aiming for those who want something sharper than the tired HR-V but aren’t trying to squeeze a family of five into one package. It’s going toe-to-toe with the Suzuki Fronx, Nissan Magnite, and Kia Stonic—basically, every car jostling for your attention under R350k. Under the bonnet, you get a 1.5-litre petrol engine, no electrification in sight, with the choice of a six-speed manual or a CVT. Only two Comfort trim listings pop up right now, at R289,950 for the manual and R319,800 for the CVT, which hints Honda SA isn’t risking a warehouse full of unsold stock. They’re dipping a toe in, trying to read the room. That R30k jump from manual to CVT is not small change in this league, and it’ll make you think twice about ticking the auto box. There’s only one used Elevate showing up—a 2024 model with 17,621 km—priced almost the same as new, and that’s the point: the market hasn’t decided what the Elevate should be worth yet, so depreciation’s still napping. What might actually swing SA buyers, on paper at least, is the Honda reputation for reliability and a cabin that looks and feels a notch classier than a Magnite or Stonic. But two cars on the market don’t exactly make a trend. It’s early days—let’s see if the Elevate finds its feet.
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