Honda Elevate review - Better late than never | First Drive | Autocar India

[@autocarindia1]

UPDATE: Honda Elevate prices are out - SV MT - Rs 11 lakh V MT - Rs 12.11 lakh V CVT - Rs 13.21 lakh VX MT - Rs 13.5 lakh VX CVT - Rs 14.6 lakh ZX MT - Rs 14.9 lakh ZX CVT - Rs 16 lakh All prices are ex-showroom.

[@chiragbhat9702]

It is Right On Time Captain !!!!!

[@anyone510]

Where has Gavin been all this while. We need more Gavin.

[@punc1214]

Take my money. I’m sold! Been wanting a reliable/fuss free car in this segment with a sorted ride and handling and good steering. Gizmos and feature can go to hell.

[@RockingHardikVlogs]

Why ? whats the problem with Gizmos ? It makes life easier, smarter.

[@aaronderyl]

Well some gizmos like a 360degree camera help a lot in parking / manoeuvring through tight spaces preventing scratches. Your hard earned money should be completely worth it if there were some good gizmos on top of the basics right? USB C is at present a basic. What’s your take?

[@punc1214]

@@aaronderyl I understand your perspective, and it’s true that having gizmos and advanced features can be appealing. However, from my experience, I’ve found that the fundamentals of a car play a more significant role in overall satisfaction. If the basics like ride and handling , comfort, and reliability are not up to par, buyer’s remorse can set in easily. Regarding the 360-degree camera, I feel that it may not always be as useful as expected, especially in this catagory where the resolution is not up to par. The edges turn up so vague that it does more harm than good. In most cases, relying on rearview mirrors might be more practical when making tight maneuvers. Premium cars with high-resolution 360-degree cameras do offer a better experience, but in the case of this category, a rear camera may be more than sufficient. The only feature I miss are electrically adjustable seats with multiple adjustments. Not even the ventilated seats so much. Honda have some of the best air conditioning in their cars so sort of negates the need for ventilated seats.

[@punc1214]

@@RockingHardikVlogs I’m all for gizmos but the truth is, there’s no perfect car. They simply won’t give you everything in a single package. Ultimately it comes down to your personal preference. I would always go for strong fundamentals instead of feature galore.

[@andymotovlogs546]

@@punc1214 Well articulated.

[@summerslider2487]

As a long time honda city user, this review puts a smile on my face :)

[@SaurabhSingh-ri3ic]

True...i was smiling through and through😊😊

[@nmatliwala]

True man. If they price is it below kia and creta. Then they have a long waiting list of customers.

[@andymotovlogs546]

same here buddy.

[@charlesnaveen9810]

Me too, proud owner of CRV 2019 (qatar)

[@aaronderyl]

Unnecessary excise duties ensuring that the Indian consumer will continue to have to tolerate underpowered engines such as this one here.

[@rathishnayar5969]

Gavin is a star for Autocar, when you present, the office chair feels like a driving seat :-) Seems like Honda has done it, looks simple which means a lot of modifiers out there gets a clear canvas to play around with.

[@gavin_drives]

Too kind sir, much appreciated! 😊

[@silentroyale7160]

​@@gavin_drivesWe Miss u in every video that Autocar present Now it's feeling like OG Autocar

[@rohit0687]

Great review as always. Really hoping this car changes Honda’s fortunes. Have been driving a City for close to 9 years now and still runs like a dream. More power to Honda!

[@ahooda19]

When he said "Honda Dynamic Capability" made me smile. Proud Honda user since 2015

[@perpetualprosperity2963]

Honda = Outdated

[@ahooda19]

@@perpetualprosperity2963 That's not true. Honda has Hybrid

[@c.bulakh6231]

Proud japanese car owner of a brand that takes money to japan and contributes to japan's development*

[@Pistonpagesin]

@@c.bulakh6231atleast they manufacture in India and give employment.That way,every product of indian households are made in china,malaysia etc.

[@rishabh8766]

I have the city cvt, and that powertrain is surprisingly fuel efficient.

[@vm-my6hg]

even my old torque converter does very well on the highway.

[@samshivp2358]

​@@vm-my6hghow much mileage it's get

[@vm-my6hg]

@@samshivp2358 in my tier two city I get 9-10 kmpl, on highway typically 16 kmpl and if I drive with a light foot on the expressway it approaches 20 kmpl.

[@hiransh]

I have city vx 2015 it was top model at that time , u won't believe it but I got an average of 23.5 kmpl on highway , 5 people were seating in the car and we drove around 200 km. And i easily get 14-18 in the city and 18-22 on highways. The power n torque Honda Accord,civic and city unmatchable Ivtech engine Unmatchable

[@achintyaaatreya005]

"Strong fundamentals, less flash value", very well said indeed. This shall keep Honda in business for a long time. And that's fantastic. Superb review with Gavin at the helm( looking a bit old though).

[@gavin_drives]

Haha age will do that 😂 but thanks; glad you liked the review.

[@kedartotekar6781]

💯

[@Pankaj.S.P]

What a review, full of enthusiasm, sticking to the core elements, not overtly flashy or loud but covered everything in a rather understated manner. Just like the product being reviewed. Elevated the whole experience 😊

[@gavin_drives]

Thank you for the kind words. Glad you enjoyed it! 😊

[@bakuljavadekar6767]

Despite its simple styling it looks surprisingly good! They have got their proportions spot on this time. Creta on the other hand looks quirky. One hopes that it does well in the market.

[@tonysoprano711]

Gavin, impressive presentation on the Honda Elevate car review! The elegance of the design and the seamless performance showcased are truly captivating. Honda continues to raise the bar, and your insightful analysis highlighted its strengths flawlessly. As someone who values both style and substance, this review hit the mark. Keep up the great work, Autocar India!

[@gavin_drives]

Thanks a lot. Glad you liked the review 😊

[@shrysm]

What performance?

[@deepakr1992]

Only thing Honda need now is proper pricing. Hopefully they keep it competitive

[@techworld6163]

13.68 onroad mumbai

[@vineet4077]

Top variant 19.65

[@deepakr1992]

@@techworld6163 for which variant?

[@RockingHardikVlogs]

This car cannot work with its outdated interiors... and amazing competition cars. .

[@akhil-gf6hf]

​@@vineet4077khatam TATA goodbye

[@hvkadam]

Being City owner, I am very much satisfied with the engine power and it's fuel efficiency. So i think this will resonate in Elevate as well

[@M4NA5]

Great review; this is the car I’ve been waiting for. Honda gets it late but almost always gets it right, and Elevate is no exception.

[@idrisahmed2659]

ngl the elevate to me is the best looking suv in the segment. The proportions are just spot on. They have given just the right amount of features to keep price in check. And the ivtec is a legend on its own.Looks like honda is back only remaining peice is the price

[@bullyeyelash3061]

No ventilated seats in 2023. Very 🤡 move.

[@vinayakgupta6105]

Guess you have never owned a Honda before lol

[@anmol3457]

Seltos.

[@sudiptakiran]

Being a Honda City 5th Gen ZX CVT owner and considering to add a mid-size SUV to my garage, I was looking forward to the strong hybrid option for Elevate and a couple of features like ventilated seats with power adjustments and electronic parking with auto hold. Panoramic sunroof is not a miss for me as I as I do not open the sunroof at all but the rest does matter!!

[@andymotovlogs546]

Thanks Autocar for doing justice to this excellent car. Also thank you for not incorporating an irritating loud music like many do.

[@gurudas8199]

Gavin hats off to your review man. Smooth as Silk (or I-vtec)! the music, the enthusiasm, the weather and last but not the least The HONDA. I logged into my email just to comment for your wonderful review. God Bless you!!! I really want Honda to succeed on this one! Props to your editing team as well.

[@gavin_drives]

Thanks so much! And I'll be sure to pass that on to our super team! 🎉

[@monochromeUji]

Gavin, I'm jealous of you. Your delivery is natural, with every section flowing seamlessly to the next. The attention paid to Hondas of the past and how Elevate is a "back to form" for Honda is done incredibly well. You've painted a nice story with this review. Brilliant review for a brilliant (potentially COTY?) car. Also, kudos to the camera work. It's either that the Elevate really does look pretty good, or the camera work has flattered it immensely throughout the video.

[@gavin_drives]

Thank you! Yes Pradeep (our DOP) and Siddhesh (our editor) did an amazing job of bringing it to life! 😊

[@zampak121]

Honda Brio was my first car and I currently drive WRv. Elevate looks like a good upgrade for me. Forever Honda Fan

[@jaideepsaigal]

Honda's 1.5 Manual is the one to go for Elevate. It has better engines compared to rivals except 1.5 TSI from Volkswagen groups but the TSI has reliability issues. Anyways, the car is comfortable and honda has managed in handling department and body control.

[@kill3rbyysight]

Honda always hit the sweet spot between ride quality and handling

[@krishchaudhry2222]

vw skoda never had engine reliability issues , it only had dsg reliability issues

[@PepperShepard]

What reliability issues ??😅

[@surendrangobi710]

Nice suv with 1.5 engine, leg space comfortable back seat, cvt gearbox, 17inches wheel base& lastly the suv should have 😊automatic gear shifting, the mileage is quite comfortable, seating is with great comfort as per the review😅. Totally a good suv. more over HONDA IS KNOWN FOR ITS QUALITY😅

[@zi420s]

What reliability issue? Volkswagen is known for the most high quality engines in the world

[@eldhokurian1798]

Gavin, Nikhil & Rishad - You guys are best, when it come to reviews. Thanks Autocar.

[@shashankarora6407]

An extremely well-articulated review. I appreciate Honda's approach, giving the features that are actually of use and focusing on how the car drives and handles.

[@gavin_drives]

Thanks a lot! Glad you liked it! 😊

[@Saahilll]

Elevate is still a better choice who r looking for Safety and Reliability at the same time.

[@RJmax]

Fantastic and a very sensible review by Gavin! Honda checks a lot of lists - 220MM ground clearance, comfort, spacious, large boot and proper Honda driving dynamics. I wish they could elevate the interior a bit(it's time Honda upped the luxury quotient!) Also missing are 360 degree camera(immensely useful in crowded cities and parking spots), memory seat function and cooled seats. I can let go of the panoramic sunroof, but other than that a very compelling SUV. Honda needs to price it correctly if they want to compete in this increasingly overcrowded segment.

[@srinitaaigaura]

All is perfect but for a few major omissions - ventilated seats, no interior LED lights, no rain sensing wipers from the City and 360 degree camera system, USB C ports. But they got the fundamentals right. It's spacious too. But it's time Honda gives an option to turbocharge that 1.5L engine.

[@carvlogs5097]

DOP has nailed in every single shot . Loved the visuals ❤

[@lutenic6111]

A lot of Creta and Seltos Buyers are bitching about the Elevate design ever since the pics were released. However, the Elevate look simplistically elegant and much better than those two. This is no-nonsense C-SUV! It should do good sales for Honda!

[@predatorprey8656]

You are right. There are so many tin can fans who are literally fuming with the design and quality, and harping on useless features.

[@sarathtpm]

Seems like HONDA is back !!! ❤🎉

[@akshaymeshram9546]

Very happy by seeing good reviews about Elevate. Good job Honda ( design, handling, stability, ) . Good package.

[@joysean21555]

@10:17 what an amazing shot!

[@naanerajesh]

What a fantastic review !!! I just loved the simplicity of the narration..

[@arnold3831]

Full marks for the review. Kudos to the editing and videography teams.😊

[@gavin_drives]

Thanks so much, and I'll be sure to pass that on to our team behind the scenes! 😊

[@jamalahmedaad]

Thank you so much for giving an honest review of Elevate.

[@zattwik]

I had been waiting for drive review of Elevate more nervously than any of my life-changing exam results. I drive a Honda and wanted to upgrade to only a Honda SUV. I desperately wanted it to drive well and to see positive reviews, it's weird but I feel proud and happy. No more confusion. Going for Elevate straightaway.

[@TARGETUPSC_IAS]

pls bring bmw x5 video review 2023 which is better diesel or petrol

[@varunprakash5]

Great car! Honda never fails to deliver strong-on-fundamentals and well-deliberated machines. And oh yes, Gavin's great presentation. My admiration for him is in the same league as the legendary Renuka and Hormazd.

[@Lucifer-r7e5x]

Honda Is Honda Korean Car Siblings Cant Match It's Built Quality Or Driving Dynamics Japanese Engine Technology Superior Always✨✨

[@nitinmadhavan2298]

Gavin's top class presentation in itself sells the car. I'd blindly go with his recommendation. Top class stuff Gavin...

[@RohanMalhotra1995]

What an absolute immaculate review, my inner child is drooling to buy this car as soon as possible! Incredible review Gavin!

[@gavin_drives]

Too kind sir, thank you! 😊

[@ErDilmeet]

As expected, it seems like a no nonsense, practical and reliable car which many will appreciate. Safety rating and pricing is the key now though I strongly feel the strong hybrid would've made this perfect.

[@fayzanshaikh948]

As a long time Honda City user this review puts a smile on my face

[@bommareddybrijendrareddy9301]

13K, 14K and 15K (Motoroctane, Autocar India and Faisal Khan reviews views respectively) My God, this is awesome 👌🏻

[@3jadoo]

Nicely done Gavin. Nothing wrong with a true blue naturally aspirated block. I am sure it will be a fun to drive car. Hopefully Honda get a fair share if the SUV segment.

[@pradeepnayak8757]

I just love the way you deliver the complete information along with the positive and basic pros to have this beast. I was confused but not now

[@trvl7524]

As a wrv owner and a Honda fan. Believed me I’m very hesitant to say that this was underwhelming as I was waiting to upgrade since last year. The power train is a dealbreaker.

[@AshwinT24]

Despite being less on features than its competition, I truly find the Elevate more appealing. although the real proposition depends on the pricing. Finger crossed 🤞

[@rhtblf1]

Gavin's review perfectly on the point ..keep it up👍

[@sourabhshekhar845]

Finally reviews are here

[@Dietpanda]

What an amazing & insightful review. Good Job Man

[@shreyansh2244]

From the front it's looking like a RR Cullinan's brother. Absolutely the best front in the Crossovers in India. Of course followed by Nexon and Seltos.

[@DrRasheshSolanki]

Lovely Gavin! Continue to enjoy and admire your reviews! God bless

[@PratikSatpute-z3x]

Spot on if it had been a strong hybrid. Sad to see no eHEV because Honda didn't bother localising the power train.

[@30harbakshsingh45]

i would’ve booked at day one if an eHev variant was on offer

[@omkarpotadar6464]

Do compare between Elevate and Kushaq, because we need to know which one is VFM?! And which one is to buy for long term?😊

[@The1102abhishek]

Value proposition through mild hybrid can really push their sales high. There is still a craze for Honda but the company is not realising this fact. Few points if they keep in mind, they can still flourish in the Indian market (both the youth and the mid-aged professionals) 1. Panoramic sunroof 2. Strong/mild hybrid (especially the mileage) 3. Pricing (see that they fit inline with Hyundai and Tata segments) 4. 360° camera (a car like Baleno offers that man).

[@kuriakosejim8696]

This guy is my favourite autocar india reviewer. Classy af

[@shahan484]

The fuel economy figures seem okay, while turbo 1.5 engines are quoting 19 and 20kmpl nowadays, they rarely get above 10 in real world conditions.

[@Msjustmy]

As usual, great review. Thank you!

[@SD_003]

In future review, can you please share the 0-100 timings for the elevate (both in MT & CVT guise)? And how slow/quick is it compared to NA competition?

[@rahulk6000]

Always look forward to Gavin's reviews. How's the NVH and external noise levels in the Elevate, Gavin ?

[@aayushyar]

great content. but when are you planning to upgrade to 4k content?

[@TonimacsArena]

Your actual milage on testing Along with arai claimed milage will be more helpful in purchase decision

[@mark_u]

Love the interior of the Elevate. The gauge cluster looks more classy than the all-digital affair in the Creta.

[@deepakpillai9981]

Good job Gavin.❤. Well my take would be Honda has done a decent job with the Elevate. The interiors are good, the looks are butch, but lack of a turbo charged engine is disappointing even as an option.

[@Lostwandererrr]

I'd like to call this a professional review unlike others who have turned towards being cringey and overtly enthusiastic

[@advaithvnair7619]

This with hybrid powertrain would be a really great all-round option in this segment but alas honda doesn't want to go down that path for now atleast 😕

[@TTTrainTTT]

Car looks absolutely great and seems like it’s sorted dynamically. The engine isn’t the quickest around but is proven and very reliable. Should be a no brainer for people looking at a commuter car.

[@vm-my6hg]

Good job Autocar India, Well presented Gavin. What's the NVH like ? Hope that is covered in the full review. The City isn't the best at shielding road & outside noise compared to its rivals although it has a refined engine.

[@thurules]

Is this from your experience of owning a City?

[@gavin_drives]

Thank you. And yes, road and wind noise suppression is very good but the engine gets very noisy when you wring it out (which you will most likely do on the highway).

[@vm-my6hg]

@@thurules yes, although mine is 3rd gen and current/5th gen reviews also suggest the same. I'm not saying the experience is bad but it's not the best especially on a relative basis.

[@varunkatyal9600]

Best review of honda elevate. I went through 3 others. Auto car india rocks

[@prabhdeepsp]

Elevate has faulted ADAS system. While ADAS is built for additional safety, Honda has totally missed the sensitivity of Indian traffic. The CMBS (Collision Mitigation Braking System) actually ends up hurting people as much as saving. Traffic in India is so dense that the car keeps on auto braking abruptly at every detection, which ends up hurting people sitting inside the car. Due to sudden braking, I have personally seen people getting whiplash injuries from their seatbelt, senior citizens getting injured and kids could also get hurt. If you have hot food in your hand, even that can spill on you and you can get injured. Also, with continuous traffic and recurring sudden braking, the car is at a high risk of getting hit by the traffic behind; again; hurting the passengers. Even if they have given the option to turn off the CMBS, it turns itself on every time you restart the car. It is not reasonable to expect to remember to turn it off every time you start the car. It is not reasonable to also expect the hired drivers to turn the system off every time they start the car. Honda must give the option to keep the CMBS turned off at all times unless the driver wants to turn it on. The current design of auto turn-off has already put my family and other occupants of my car at high risk, and it will do so with others as well. This issue must be raised to the authorities as well. Commonsense and safety go hand in hand. Please consider carefully before buying this car with this feature. This is my personal opinion and it has very low range as it uses WRV's 40 ltr tank .

[@ramspace]

I like the interior colours.

[@kalmegh1473]

As a brio user, just want to say Thank you Honda!🙏 The cost wont matter as much now. Amazing review by Gavin sir as always..👌

[@lordofsevenrealms]

The cabin looks incredibly luxurious...honda has entered this segment at the right time when petrol is claiming market share from diesel powertrains...a 7 seater based on the Elevate would compete directly with the XUV and Hycross

[@anaythefuzz]

i think the styling inside and out are pretty tastful and well thought out. It doesnt follow the flashy trends with putting screens everywhere. Especially love the analog and digital combo speedo cluster.

[@prasannabhat3547]

Yes

[@m4st3rm1nd9]

6:28 I don’t think you know what it means to be integrated. It looks like an after market tablet glued to the dash.

[@subhrajit_das]

I'm currently deliberating between the New Creta and the Elevate for my next car purchase. My budget falls within the range of 18L-19L. My daily commute primarily consists of approximately 80km within city limits, and I go on highway drives around 8-10 times a year. Safety and mileage are top priorities for me. After evaluating various options, I've narrowed down my choices to these two cars. However, I'm facing a dilemma. With my budget, I can afford the Top CVT model of the Elevate, while with the Creta, I can only get the 2nd top model. Although the Elevate lacks some features offered by the Creta, Honda is renowned for its engine performance and reliability. Moreover, I plan to keep this car for more than 10 years, so factors such as service cost and spare parts availability are crucial considerations for my decision. Additionally, I'm concerned about the potential discontinuation of the Elevate model by Honda, similar to what happened with the WRV and BRV models, and how it would impact service and parts availability in the long term. I've received a significant discount from the Honda dealership for the Nov/Dec-2023 model. Considering this, should I still consider the Elevate, or would it be better to opt for the Creta for its features, look, and feel? Given these factors, I would greatly appreciate your guidance on which option would be the best choice for me.

[@venukrithish007]

Get the Elevate. For long term, it will be fuss free. Despite Jazz, Wrv and Brv discontinued it still holds strong in resale. There are no issues with spares though the service is slightly premium.

[@shivvashishthabhargava4600]

The Elevate surely does add a lot of spice to the already hotly contested segment. This car is feature packed, very comfortable and it could be the new 'Honda City' of its segment. The tried and tested legendary 1.5L iVTEC powers this gentle giant.

[@hrnur14]

Definitely not… it lags behind on a LOT of Parameters!

[@Shubhamrohila77]

4~5 years ago, premium hatchback segment had so many cars just like this suv segment which was started by duster.

[@menaceyt-ud8ho]

@@hrnur14yea it lags behind 'gimmicks' and so called 'impeccable safety' offered by the Koreans👍

[@techworld6163]

Feature packed 😂😂

[@prashyman]

@GavinDsouza what a review . Your choice of words and the genuineness of your driving experience shines through. Having been a Honda user with the city and the CRV in the past your review sums up my feeling “ get the fundamentals right, the flash value can wait” Thanks for this

[@kedartotekar6781]

Good to see HCIL back in form...with a blend of new design and Honda's legendary precision engineering!!

[@sadocraju]

Great Review. In my humble opinion Honda is too late to the SUV party just like they were late to the diesel party and by the time they arrived on the scene customers had moved away from diesel. Similar looking SUVs surround us so much these days that popular opinion has started to move away from SUVs back to sedans. (I would only be happy to be proven wrong as I am an SUV owner who wants its resale value to remain high)

[@shashinotani]

Great and Graceful review. All the best Honda .. hoping good numbers on sales now

[@talhaqazi5536]

The car looks good, interiors look comfortable and elegant, and as per the review the ride and handling is spot on. If petrol is the preferred option, this is a no brainer then, unless Honda price it exorbitantly. The lack of some features maybe a disappointment for some, but it packs in everything needed.

[@gowherulislam5480]

While driving, the Tan black combination does give it a feel as if u were driving a upper segment car @Sir

[@yaseenmohd39]

The interiors, man! How plush they are..!! 😍

[@prakul3444]

I like the interior most.. specially, seats are beautiful and seems comfortable.. feels airy and fresh.. loved it❤

[@nisshant88]

as a consumer We dnt need 100 features inside the car which we wont use at all and thats something Honda understands very well. The features are very sophisticated, neat and clean. I have been driving my 2009 Honda City S model and it still feels like butter 😊😊… Surely I will be elevating myself to this one. Honda is true Love ❤️

[@ashishmohanka6717]

I think I will book this to replace my aging creta! This review just helped me make up my mind.

[@gopikrishna8350]

i m not a fan of autocar but still i always appreciate the intros of them. for any model they introduce it with what the product owners wants to tell to the customers. later they review it. Appreciate the effort first then feedback pattern is always good.

[@anilshetty6727]

Design - Everything seems good except front end. Honda should change black box with some chrome dashes or more. Atleast it should be available as accessories. It would work wonders in India.

[@sovanpati]

They are giving what's needed for majority of customers. Very practical car

[@dayanand1190]

Excellent review by Mr. Gavin. As he says about Honda, same thing goes to him. Full of substance and less flash value.

[@motipallisaradhi6772]

Wow. Very nice explaination bro thank you so much ❤❤

[@srishiraj8016]

Gavin... Such a Subtle Review of such a Subtle Car. All Love..🖤

[@rameshkhanna8150]

Good review, covers all aspects. We can expect same from ‘ Autocar’ every time.🎉

[@nandan_96]

Yet another 5 star rated review @Autocar India!! Coming to the new SUV from Honda, I guess this will certainly have takers who rely on the Honda reliability. Also I must point out that, this SUV is all about simplicity and elegance especially with that Navy blue colour. Although it misses on some "NEW GEN" features, it has got the interiors which are just spot on like any other Honda added with good ground clearance. Coming to the engine part, Hmm yes , it doesn't have a powerful turbo under the hood. But we are yet to know how the complicated turbo engines withstand the new E20 fuel. And this i-vtec is a tried and tested sweet revving unit with 6 speed manual/7 speed cvt. NA engines with manual gearbox are still fun to drive! Personally for me, I would choose this over the competition.

[@sunnysingh-ik8ef]

Seems to be a decent car but few important features missing:- 1. Ventilated seats 2. 360 camera 3. Little old school dashboard

[@BarbhuiyafromAssam]

I really like the script of Autocar ❤ Just wow and on point 😍

[@raish2011]

Great presentation buddy!! If only they could have offered additional variants including hybrid and 4wd

[@ashwameghenterprises187]

Right on time. Diehard Honda lovers will definitely go for it, who didn't have a good option till now.

[@sushovannayek9816]

Premium interior..... elegant.... sophisticated.... and of course rear seat is so specious

[@nabendusengupta]

It was an excellent review from an excellent guy. I own both city and amaze. Soon, Elevate will surely find a place in my garage, too.❤