Honda Accord price in Pakistan

The Honda Accord has one of the most loyal followings of any sedan in Pakistan. Even though Honda Atlas has never officially launched the Accord as a new car here, it keeps coming back through imports, and people still search for its price every month. This guide covers the Honda Accord price in Pakistan for the current market, the 10th generation specs, and what used models are going for right now.

First, an honest note. The Accord is not assembled in Pakistan and Honda Atlas does not list it in its current local lineup. That means there is no official company price list with booking plans and warranty terms the way you get with the City or Civic. Every fresh Accord you see on the road is an imported unit sold through independent importers and dealers. Prices change with import duties, the dollar rate, and the seller, so always confirm the final figure before paying anything.

Honda Accord Price in Pakistan (Latest)

Pakistani car portals keep their own price trackers for the Accord since there is no local assembler to quote from. Here is where the numbers stand right now.

The gap between PakWheels and gari.pk figures comes down to how each portal prices an imported car with no official distributor. PakWheels tracks it near Rs 11.44 million while gari.pk puts the ex-showroom figure at Rs 15.41 million, and zigwheels lists Rs 15.5 million as the on-the-road figure. Treat the Rs 11.4 million to Rs 15.5 million band as the realistic range for a fresh imported 10th generation Accord in Pakistan.

Price Breakdown: Taxes and On-Road Cost

Because the Accord comes as an import, the on-road price runs well above the listed figure. gari.pk puts the current on-road cost in Mirpur for the Accord 1.5L VTEC Turbo at about Rs 16.06 million for a filer and Rs 16.68 million for a non-filer, after adding withholding tax of Rs 308,200 for filers or Rs 924,600 for non-filers, token tax of Rs 30,820, and a registration fee of Rs 308,200. That filer versus non-filer gap is real money, and it is the first thing to sort out before you start dealing with an importer.

Engine, Mileage and Specs

The 10th generation Accord sold in our region runs a 1.5 litre turbocharged 4-cylinder engine with 1,498 cc displacement. It makes 134 kW at 5,600 rpm with 233 Nm of torque at 5,000 rpm, paired with a continuous variable transmission (CVT), and it tops out around 180 km/h. Fuel tank capacity is 56 litres, and PakWheels records real world mileage of about 12 km/l in the city and 14 km/l on the highway.

Inside, the Accord gets leather wrapped adjustable seats, with the driver seat electrically adjustable 8 ways with lumbar support and memory, and the passenger seat adjustable 4 ways. The rear seats fold down to increase boot space, which measures 573 litres. There is an 8 inch touchscreen with smartphone connection and Bluetooth, 6 speakers, and 4 USB ports. Dual zone climate control, push button start, smart entry, and walk away auto lock are standard.

On safety, the car carries 6 airbags, ABS with brake assist and electronic brake force distribution, vehicle stability assist, hill start assist, lane watch, and a multi angle reversing camera. These specs match what PakWheels lists for the current 10th generation model.

How the Accord Compares With Rivals

The Accord sits in the mid size luxury sedan segment, so its natural rivals are the Toyota Camry and the Hyundai Sonata, both of which are also imports in Pakistan. The Camry fights back with an all wheel drive option in some markets, while the Accord answers with a bigger cabin and larger boot, which makes the rear seat the better place to be. The Sonata is newer to the Pakistani scene and has been gaining ground, but it still trails the Accord on legroom and boot space.

If this segment is too rich for your blood, the sensible move is to look one size down. A fresh locally assembled option costs far less and parts are everywhere. For that, check the Toyota Corolla price in Pakistan, which runs roughly half the money and is the default family sedan for a reason.

Used Honda Accord Prices in Pakistan

This is where the Accord becomes interesting for most buyers. The used market is the real market for this car in Pakistan.

The 7th generation Accord from the early 2000s, which was officially sold here in its day, trades between roughly Rs 13.5 lakh and Rs 58 lakh depending on condition, mileage, and whether it is a clean import like the Euro R or Type S. The 9th generation from 2013 to 2019, with the 2.4 litre VTi, starts around Rs 22 lakh for a used unit.

Before buying any used Accord, get the car inspected. Parts are expensive and hard to find because the car is not assembled locally, so a cheap purchase with hidden problems turns expensive fast. Check the CVT or automatic gearbox carefully, look at suspension parts, and make sure the air conditioning and electronics all work. A PakWheels certified inspection or a trusted mechanic is money well spent.

Is the Honda Accord Worth Buying in Pakistan?

The Accord is a comfortable, well built, refined sedan with excellent road manners and strong resale among enthusiasts. But it is a car for someone who goes in with open eyes. Running costs are high because parts are imported, and you will not get the easy dealership support that City and Civic owners enjoy.

Buy it if you want a premium Japanese sedan and you can handle the maintenance. Skip it if you want low running costs and easy repairs, in which case a locally assembled car is the smarter buy.

FAQs

What is the Honda Accord price in Pakistan right now?

The 10th generation Accord 1.5L VTEC Turbo is listed between Rs 11.44 million and Rs 15.5 million across Pakistani car portals, with on-road cost for a filer reaching about Rs 16.06 million. There is no official Honda Atlas price since the car is not sold new by the company here.

Is the Honda Accord officially sold in Pakistan?

No. Honda Atlas does not list the Accord in its current lineup and the car is not assembled in Pakistan. All fresh units are imports brought in by independent importers and dealers.

What is the fuel average of the Honda Accord?

The 10th generation Accord with the 1.5L turbo engine gives around 12 km/l in the city and 14 km/l on the highway, with a 56 litre fuel tank.

What is the price of a used Honda Accord in Pakistan?

Used 7th generation Accords from the early 2000s trade between about Rs 13.5 lakh and Rs 58 lakh depending on condition and variant, while 9th generation models from 2013 to 2019 start around Rs 22 lakh.

Which car is better, Honda Accord or Toyota Camry?

Both are strong mid size sedans. The Camry offers an all wheel drive option in some markets, while the Accord has a bigger cabin and larger boot. In Pakistan both are imports, so your choice will come down to the specific unit, its condition, and which one you find parts and service for more easily.