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Honda City Latest Price in Pakistan After Significant Drop in Rates

Honda City Latest Price in Pakistan After Significant Drop in Rates

Web Desk March 15, 2024 Add Bol News as a trusted source
  • Car manufacturers have started reducing prices in 2024, such as the Honda City in Pakistan.
  • Honda Atlas Cars follows Toyota's lead, reducing prices by Rs140,000.
  • The price cut is in response to a recent 25% sales tax increase on vehicles above Rs4 million.
In 2024, there is good news for car enthusiasts as several car manufacturers have begun reducing prices, including Honda, which has announced a price drop for its popular sedan, the City, in Pakistan.

Following Toyota's lead, Honda Atlas Cars reduced their prices by Rs140,000.

The City MT 1.2L is now priced at Rs4.649 million, with a discount of Rs50,000, while the City CVT 1.2L's price has been lowered by Rs140,000 to Rs4.689 million.

Honda City Price in Pakistan March 2024

Model Old Price New Price Difference
City MT1.2L Rs4.699 million Rs4.649 million Rs50,000
City CVT 1.2L Rs4.829 million Rs4.689 million Rs140,000
The price reduction is a response to the recent 25% increase in sales tax on vehicles priced above Rs4 million.

Honda Atlas Pakistan is exempt from the increased tax on cars with engine sizes above 1400 cc and those priced above Rs 4 million.

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The newly elected government initially planned to increase taxes for cars with engine sizes of 1400 cc and above. However, SUVs below 1400 cc were also impacted, leading to the implementation of a Rs 4 million price cap.

The auto industry in Pakistan continues to face challenges due to high interest rates and production costs, leading to increased car prices and a drop in sales.

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