Here’s what Honda cars cost after latest rate hike

With effect from February 4, Honda Atlas Cars Pakistan Ltd (HACPL) increased the price of a number of models by Rs260,000–55,000.

The company informed its authorised dealers of the new price increase—the second in as many weeks—in a letter.

In a previous notification, the automaker gave two major justifications for its decision to raise prices by up to Rs550,000: inflation in material costs and forex volatility. This time, Honda Atlas made no such justifications.

City MT and CVT now cost Rs4.3 million and Rs4.5 million, respectively, an increase of Rs560,000 and Rs570,000. 1.5L City CVT, 1.5L

Aspire MT and 1.5L Aspire CVT will now sell at Rs4.7 million, Rs4.9 million, and Rs5.1 million, showing a jump of over Rs600,000 per vehicle.

With an increase of Rs710,000, the price of BR-V CVT has been fixed at Rs5.64 million.

 

Here’s a breakdown of the price: 

Variants

Old Prices

23.01.2023

News Prices

04.02.2023

Difference

City MT 1.2L

Rs4,069,000

Rs4,329,000

Rs260,000

City CVT 1.2L 

Rs4,199,000

Rs4,469,000

Rs270,000

City CVT 1.5L 

Rs4,449,000

Rs4,739,000

Rs290,000

City Asp MT 1.5L

Rs4,629,000

Rs4,939,000

Rs310,000

City Asp CVT 1.5L

Rs4,799,000

Rs5,119,000

Rs320,000

BR-V CVT S

Rs5,299,000

Rs5,649,000

Rs350,000

HR-V VTI

Rs6,399,000

Rs6,799,000

Rs400,000

HR-V-VTI S

Rs6,599,000

Rs6,999,000

Rs400,000

Civic 1.5L M CVT

Rs6,849,000

Rs7,299,000

Rs450,000

Civic 1.5L Oriel M CVT

Rs7,099,000

Rs7,599,000

Rs500,000

Civic RS 1.5LL CVT

Rs8,099,000

Rs8,649,000

Rs550,000

Amid the ongoing economic crisis, Pakistan’s automobile sector has been hit hard owing to problems with the opening of letters of credit, arising due to the rapidly depleting foreign exchange reserves and weakening rupee.

 


 

— The total prices have been taken from JS Global, who have calculated the prices from the Honda notification 

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