Honda Cars India Total Sales Decline 55% Year-on-Year in April
Honda sold 3,360 units in the domestic market, showing a 22.78% decline from the 4,351 units sold in April 2024. It exported 1,511 units, a 76.81% year-on-year decrease.
By Sanorita
Honda Cars India experienced a decline in sales across both domestic and export markets in April 2025. It sold 4,871 units overall during the last month, registering a substantial 55.18% year-on-year decline from the 10,867 units sold in April 2024. Of the total, 3,360 units were delivered in the domestic market, showing a 22.78% decline from the 4,351 units sold in April 2024. The export segment faced an even steeper fall, plummeting by 76.81% to just 1,511 units, compared to 6,516 units a year earlier.
Sharing thoughts on the sales performance, Mr. Kunal Behl, Vice President, Marketing & Sales, Honda Cars India Ltd. said, 'In view of the prevailing market conditions and subdued consumer sentiment, we have strategically moderated the dispatches in the month of April to maintain optimal inventory level across our network, ensuring operational efficiency and preparing for demand fluctuations without burdening the dealers.'
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Other Developments
Honda recently introduced the Elevate Apex Summer Edition in India, a limited-run variant built on the V trim of its popular SUV. The model is priced at Rs 12.39 lakh for the manual and Rs 13.59 lakh for the CVT option (ex-showroom). It has the familiar silhouette with a touch of exclusivity in design. The cosmetic enhancements include "Apex Edition" badging, piano black accents, and subtle chrome detailing. Inside, the cabin gets a dual-tone theme and leatherette seats. It also includes a larger nine-inch touchscreen, enhanced seat cushions, a 360-degree camera, and ambient lighting.
Mechanically, the Elevate Apex Summer Edition remains unchanged, with a 1.5-litre petrol engine that produces 119bhp of maximum power and 145Nm of peak torque.
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The Elevate Apex Summer Edition highlights Honda’s bold move to tap deeper into the mid-size SUV segment by offering an attractive mix of affordability and premium features. Without inflating the price tag, the exclusive variant brings enhancements that enhance the ownership experience, making it an ideal choice for buyers seeking value without sacrificing design, technology, or comfort.
