KARACHI: Honda Atlas Cars Ltd (HACL) has raised the prices of its vehicles by Rs47,000 to Rs201,000 after the government introduced a new NEV levy in the federal budget for the financial year 2025-26. The revised prices took effect from July 1, 2025.
According to a notification sent to dealers, the price of Honda City 1.2MT is now Rs4.696 million, City 1.2 CVT is Rs4.737 million, and Aspire CVT is Rs5.969 million. These models saw a price increase of Rs47,000, Rs48,000, and Rs120,000, respectively.
Meanwhile, the prices of Honda BR-V 1.5 CVT, Civic Oriel, and Civic Turbo RS have gone up by Rs130,000, Rs175,000, and Rs201,000. These models are now available for Rs6.429 million, Rs8.834 million, and Rs10.10 million.
In a statement, HACL said that even though the company was facing problems like the falling value of the rupee and rising transport costs, it did not increase car prices earlier. But the new NEV levy has been added by the government, which the company cannot control, so the extra cost had to be passed on to the customers.
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The company also clarified that the updated prices do not include freight charges and withholding tax, which will be added based on applicable government rates.
Honda raises car prices effective from July 2025:
| Model | Previous Price | Increase | New Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Honda City 1.2 MT | Rs4.649 million | Rs47,000 | Rs4.696 million |
| Honda City 1.2 CVT | Rs4.689 million | Rs48,000 | Rs4.737 million |
| Honda City Aspire CVT | Rs5.849 million | Rs120,000 | Rs5.969 million |
| Honda BR-V 1.5 CVT | Rs6.299 million | Rs130,000 | Rs6.429 million |
| Honda Civic Oriel | Rs8.659 million | Rs175,000 | Rs8.834 million |
| Honda Civic Turbo RS | Rs9.899 million | Rs201,000 | Rs10.100 million |
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