Honda Hikes Car Prices After Budget

Honda Atlas Cars (Pakistan) Limited has raised the prices of all its locally assembled models following the implementation of the New Energy Vehicle (NEV) Levy under the Finance Act 2025-26. The revised prices are effective from July 1, 2025.

The NEV Levy aims to encourage the adoption of electric and hybrid vehicles by making traditional fuel-powered cars more expensive.

In line with this policy, Honda has increased the prices across its entire CKD lineup, while noting that updated rates for the HR-V will be announced later.

The new prices are as follows:

• The Honda Civic Turbo RS now costs Rs. 10,100,000, up Rs. 201,000 from its previous price.
• The Honda Civic Oriel has increased by Rs. 175,000, bringing the new price to Rs. 8,834,000.
• The Honda BR-V 1.5 CVT S now stands at Rs. 6,429,000, after a hike of Rs. 130,000.
• The Honda City Aspire CVT has seen an increase of Rs. 120,000, reaching Rs. 5,969,000.
• The Honda City 1.2 CVT is now priced at Rs. 4,737,000, up Rs. 48,000.
• The Honda City 1.2 MT has risen by Rs. 47,000, with a new price tag of Rs. 4,696,000.

Earlier, other automakers, including Suzuki, Hyundai, Changan and Kia had also increased their prices.