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Here’s the Expected Increase in Honda’s Car Prices Due to Mini-Budget

Honda Atlas Cars Limited (HACL) had been struggling to keep its market share intact in the first few quarters of 2021 due to an increase in competition. However, its sales jumped back up after the launch of the 6th generation City.

The new model — although still a generation old compared to the international market — is an improvement over the previous model that lacked safety features. Resultantly, HACL’s sales have gone up considerably despite a massive price hike that the company announced in November 2021.

Unfortunately, with another wave of price hikes initiated by the controversial mini-budget, HACL is likely gearing up for a grand announcement of its own. Adjusted for the new Federal Excise Duty (FED) and sales tax rates, the new prices of locally assembled Honda vehicles are likely to be as follows:

Models Current Prices (Rs.) New Prices (Rs.) Price Increase (Rs.) % Increase
City 1.2L MT            2,729,000            2,729,000                       – 0.0%
City 1.2L CVT            2,949,000            2,949,000                       – 0.0%
City 1.5L CVT            3,069,000            3,143,854              74,854 2.4%
1.5 L Aspire MT            3,199,000            3,277,024              78,024 2.4%
1.5 L Aspire CVT            3,369,000            3,451,171              82,171 2.4%
Civic 1.8 iVTEC 3,979,000 4,074,496 95,496 2.4%
Civic 1.8 iVTEC Oriel 4,259,000 4,361,216 102,216 2.4%
Civic 1.5 RS Turbo            5,049,000            5,172,146            123,146 2.4%
BR-V 1.5 iVTEC S 3,599,000 3,685,376 86,376 2.4%

It bears mentioning that the FED and sales tax has not been revised for vehicles with engine displacement between 1001cc and 1300cc. As can be seen in the table, the 1.2-liter variant City is at an advantage as it has a 1250cc engine displacement, making it the only car in its class that is not likely to experience a price increase.

Other cars in the HACL lineup are likely to observe an increase in price. However, their demand is likely to remain unhindered due to strong brand and resale value, as well as the strong purchasing power of its target market.


    • All the manufacturers are mafia either sitting at the parliament / senate or are greasing their hands with dirty money.

  • Mafia vs Mafia. Does this happened in Madina riasat. Damnfool stop making people a fool.

  • The main reason is the unconscious of the presidential services. They damn care what’s going on in the country either the people are in peace or worry, they only care about what they want otherwise, how it is possible to keep raising the prices and the prime minister of a country is so careless that he don’t even know the market and system planning rather only the two words “riasat madina” and “corruption” without knowing the definition of the words itself.
    Yaar yahan mafia koi aur nahi yahi loog hain jo govermnent main hain yeh loog apni jaibain khoob bhar rahay hain Pakistan main kuch bhi ho unko koi fikr nahi hay, they should know their world “mehngai means a prime minister is corrupt” that’s the way onnnnn.
    Warna hows it possible that a car price increases upto 8 laks in one year………… much kehnay ko nahi bus ronay kay ilawa seriously it quite unbearable a………..


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