Honda Amaze Receives Second Price Hike of 2026 in India

Honda Cars India has announced a price upward revision for its popular Amaze compact sedan. This marks the second cost adjustment for the vehicle in 2026. Following this change, the model is now priced between Rs. 7.65 lakh and Rs. 9.99 lakh (ex-showroom).

Detailed Variant Wise Price Breakdown

The price adjustment affects both manual and automatic variants, with varying increments applied across the trim lineup.

• Base V Trim: The Amaze V Manual variant price rises by Rs. 14,010, while the automatic option sees a modest hike of Rs. 4,710.
• Mid-spec VX Trim: The Amaze VX Manual version increases by Rs. 13,410, whereas the automatic trim gets the highest hike of Rs. 15,210.
• Top-spec ZX Trim: The Amaze ZX Manual model gets a Rs. 14,210 increase, while the flagship ZX Automatic price remains entirely unchanged.

Variant	Transmission	Price Revision (INR)	Revised Price Range (Ex-Showroom)
V Trim	5-Speed MT / CVT	+Rs. 14,010 (MT) / +Rs. 4,710 (CVT)	Rs. 7.65 Lakh onwards
VX Trim	5-Speed MT / CVT	+Rs. 13,410 (MT) / +Rs. 15,210 (CVT)	Mid-tier range
ZX Trim	5-Speed MT / CVT	+Rs. 14,210 (MT) / No Change (CVT)	Up to Rs. 9.99 Lakh

Specifications and Features Overview

Despite the updated price tag, the mechanical components and feature list of the sedan remain completely unchanged.

• Engine Output: Powered by a 1.2-litre naturally aspirated petrol engine producing 89 bhp and 110 Nm of torque.
• Transmission Choices: Offered with a standard 5-speed manual or a Continuous Variable Transmission (CVT).
• Key Equipment: Includes a full-LED lighting package, automatic climate control, touchscreen infotainment, and ADAS capabilities.

Car Junction’s Insights

Input cost pressures across the automotive industry continue to prompt mid-year price revisions. By capping the top-spec ZX CVT at Rs. 9.99 lakh, Honda strategically keeps its flagship trim below the psychological Rs. 10 lakh mark. Given that the Amaze remains one of the most accessible sedan offerings with ADAS, these nominal increases are unlikely to alter its competitive positioning against sub-compact rivals.