The Honda City Is Getting a Glow-Up After 4 Years
Honda has decided its beloved City sedan in Pakistan deserves a little self-care. After four years of faithfully driving through potholes, school runs, and late-night chai stops, the 6th-generation Honda City is finally getting a facelift. That’s right: new bumpers, new lights, and maybe even a slightly more confident grille. Basically, the City is walking into 2025 saying, “New year, new me.”
Facts
- First Facelift Since 2021: Honda launched the 6th-gen City in Pakistan in July 2021, replacing the dinosaur-like 5th-gen model.
- Competition Heating Up: With Toyota Yaris and Changan Alsvin honking loudly in the market, Honda clearly felt it was time to reapply some lipstick.
- What’s New? Think bumpers, grille, lights, and maybe shinier interior bits. Same engine, though—because the powertrain refuses to participate in glow-ups.
- Global Influence: Similar facelifts have already strutted in Brazil and Thailand. Pakistan’s turn is coming in the first week of September 2025.
A Midlife Crisis on Wheels
The Honda City has officially hit its midlife crisis stage. Instead of buying a sports bike or growing a regrettable mustache, it’s going for a “facelift.” Sources say the car demanded:
- A sharper jawline (a.k.a. redesigned grille).
- A more youthful glow (new headlights).
- A rear bumper that screams “don’t call me uncle.”
Inside, rumors suggest the dashboard might finally stop resembling a 2010 office printer, and the infotainment system may gain the ability to actually “infotain.”
Same Engine, New Attitude
Let’s be honest: this facelift won’t make the Honda City outrun anyone in a drag race. But it might make you feel slightly less judged when parking next to a shiny Toyota Yaris. Honda knows we don’t need radical changes—we just want our rides to look fresh enough for Instagram while still sipping fuel like polite guests at a wedding.
So buckle up: the Honda City’s facelift is coming. Will it revolutionize mid-size sedans? Probably not. But it will look great in the showroom selfies.
FAQs: Honda City Pakistan (2022–2025)
What is the price of Honda City in Pakistan right now?
As of mid-Aug 2025, Honda Atlas lists the City 1.2L LS CVT at PKR 4,737,000 and the Aspire 1.5L at PKR 5,969,000 (ex-factory). Translation: your wallet will feel it, but at least the badge is shiny. Honda Pakistan
Honda City 2025 price in Pakistan?
Same current lineup/prices from Honda Atlas apply until the facelift lands (official reveal expected early September 2025). Expect minor feature shuffles more than a price miracle. Honda Pakistan+1
Honda City 2024 price in Pakistan (reference)?
2024 ex-factory prices fluctuated with currency, but sat roughly in the PKR ~4.7–6.1M band depending on variant; today’s official prices (above) are your best benchmark. For history snapshots, see PakWheels’ model pages. CRV Owners Club
Honda City 2022 price in Pakistan (used)?
Used 2022 City listings commonly appear around PKR ~3.6–5.1M, varying by city/trim/mileage. (Yes, negotiation is a martial art.) Pakwheels+1
Honda City 1.2 price in Pakistan?
The 1.2L LS CVT is officially PKR 4,737,000 ex-factory. Bring snacks for the dealership paperwork. Honda Pakistan
How much cc is Honda City?
Current Pakistan lineup: 1.2L (1,199 cc) and 1.5L (1,497 cc) petrol engines. (Choose your potion: “sensible” or “slightly spicier.”) Honda Pakistan
How much engine oil does Honda City take?
Typical capacity with filter is about 3.3–3.6 L for 1.2L and ~3.6–3.7 L for 1.5L (varies by engine code and filter). Always confirm in your owner’s manual or with Honda service—guessing oil is how legends (and leaks) are made. RedditToyota Central
Which engine oil is best for Honda City (petrol)?
Honda commonly recommends 0W-20 meeting current API specs for modern City petrol engines; stick to genuine/CVT-friendly fluids where applicable and follow your manual. Your engine will thank you with quiet purrs instead of dramatic monologues. Gari.PK
When to change gear oil/CVT fluid in Honda City?
Rule of thumb: CVT fluid ~40,000 km (earlier under severe use) and manual transmission oil ~60,000 km. Your maintenance schedule is the final boss—defeat it (by reading). Pakwheels
Toyota Yaris vs Honda City — which is better in Pakistan?
City offers 1.2/1.5 petrol options with a tidy interior and Honda’s resale aura; Yaris counters with Toyota’s parts network and value-leaning trims. It’s less “better” and more “what fits your commute and budget.” Check current spec/price sheets from each OEM before you swear fealty. PakwheelsHonda Pakistan
Toyota Corolla vs Honda City — which is better?
They’re different weight classes: Corolla is a C-segment sedan; City is B-segment. Corolla brings more space/power (and price); City is lighter on the wallet and fuel. Apples vs slightly smaller apples. Wikipedia
How to open the fuel tank on a Honda City?
Pull the fuel-fill door release handle near the driver’s side (lower dash/footwell area), then twist the cap off—classic Honda move. If the electronics throw a tantrum, most manuals also describe a manual release. Honda Car India+1
How many spark plugs in a 2006 Honda City?
If it’s the i-DSI engine: eight plugs (two per cylinder—double the sparks, double the drama). VTEC variants use four. WikipediaNthefastlane
Honda City 2025 facelift—what’s actually changing?
Expect a classic mid-cycle refresh: tweaked bumpers/grille/lights, small interior and infotainment nips and tucks; engines largely carry over. Think “new haircut, same report card.” Honda Pakistan
Honda City — which colour is best?
Objectively: whichever hides dust from your street. Subjectively: go see paint chips at the showroom (metallic shades usually age well). Your heart (and hosepipe) knows best. Honda Pakistan
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