Honda Elevate vs Tata Punch

After months of research and waiting I finally got my hands on the Honda Elevate and I must say it does look promising at first view. Driving this compact SUV feels smooth with its 1.5 liter i-VTEC petrol engine that gives a decent blend of performance and fuel efficiency. What really caught my eye was its stylish design and spacious interiors which is a huge plus for family outings. As much as I enjoy the sleek exterior and powerful engine I have noticed the infotainment system could be a more better.

A beautifully designed 5 seater model, the Honda elevate has a distinctive structure and roomy interior. Last year, on the occasion of diwali, I bought this car. I have the red colour which looks attractive and glossy. I bought this for a decent price. The ncap rating is 5 and safety system is very assuring with ABS and airbags. Fuel type is both petrol and diesel but transmission is manual. It has fwd type drive train. The controls are quite easy to access.

Good looks and comfortable suv but lacks on fuel efficiency my father bought the honda elevate zx cvt a few months back and he was not totally satisfied.The honda elevate is a good looking bold suv with a comfortable interior.It feels very safeon the road.But he was not tooimpressed with the mileage.It isaround 10-12 kilometers per liter in the city which is not okay for us.Theelevate has a big price tag of 19.2 lakhsbut mileage is average.Overall, It is anice suv to drive.But i wish themileage was better.

Appealing car but worthy features and smooth operation defines the Honda Elevate. Six months ago, I got this car for my commute businesses as well as for my family. I am amazed how smooth and swift the drives are with this model. The maintenance does not cost a lot and i did not face any difficulty while driving it around. i will surely recommend this to others.

After months of anticipation I finally got my hands on the Honda Elevate and I must say it does look promising at first glance. Driving this compact SUV feels smooth with its 1.5 liter i-VTEC petrol engine that gives a decent blend of performance and fuel efficiency. What really caught my eye was its stylish design and spacious interiors which is a huge plus for family outings.As much as I enjoy the sleek exterior and powerful engine I have noticed the infotainment system could be a bit more intuitive.

For our recent trip to Rishikesh, we decided to take the Tata Punch and it proved to be a powerful little performer. The 1.2 liter Revotron petrol engine with 86 PS and 113 Nm torque handled the hill roads well. Despite its compact size, the high ground clearance of 187 mm helped us navigate through rough patches easily.The infotainment system and spacious cabin made the long drive comfortable, although the engine does get a bit noisy on highways.

A gorgeous looking four wheeler model, with an enough capacity for five members, the Tata Punch ranges from an affordable range. Transmission type is automatic, making it easier to drive. Best part about it is that it has a NCAP rating of 5. This adds much credibility to the model. Height is convenient and the ground clearance is also good. The quality and comfort levels are unmatchable.

With uncountable features and functions, the Tata Punch is a unique model that has caught most of the public’s attention ever since its launch. Famous for its smoothness and swiftness, in the segment of speed also, this model beats the rest.

Good suspension and power with belief of tata.Little noise in engine.Average 17 km/h.

The car feel is very good.The seats are very comfortable and enhances the driving experience to another level.The look of the car is intriguing.The panel controls are very user friendly.It has been designed in soch a way that it offers safety, Comfort and modernity all at the same time.A car in this budget with so much to offer is a must buy.

As a Tata Punch owner I am generally pleased with this compact powerhouse. Opting for the Punch mainly for city commuting its dimensions are perfect for squeezing through tight spots and parking in limited spaces. Comfortable seats and decent cabin space make daily commutes quite enjoyable.However on the downside the boot space at 319 liters is a bit restrictive if you are planning a trip with family. Fuel efficiency is reasonable at around 18.97 km/l but competing models offer a bit more. Still for city dwellers looking for a compact SUV the Punch is a capable competitor.