Honda Atlas Cars has stopped production of its seven-seater crossover, and
Honda BR V discontinued in Pakistan is now confirmed by the company. The model has also been removed from Honda's official website. Here is why it happened, how the car was priced, and what buyers can do next.
Honda Atlas Confirms End of Production: Overview
The BR-V arrived on 21 April 2017 as Honda Atlas's first locally assembled seven-seater SUV. It launched with a 1.5-litre i-VTEC engine in two variants, priced at around Rs2.23 million and Rs2.33 million. A facelift followed in October 2019. After nearly a decade, a senior Honda Atlas executive told Dawn that the vehicle has completed its lifecycle. No replacement has been announced yet.
Why Honda Stopped Making the BR V
Falling Sales and Tough Competition
PAMA data shows that combined BR-V and HR-V production fell to 120 units in July and August, compared with 1,460 units in the same period of 2025. Sales dropped to 191 units from 731. Dawn reports that BR-V output alone had slipped to around 25 to 50 units a month. A Honda dealer also said the car had already disappeared from showrooms, with buyers showing little interest in booking one. PAMA figures suggest both models have struggled since Chinese and Korean brands arrived with hybrid, range-extended and fully electric vehicles. Honda has also shifted its focus to the HR-V hybrid, introduced in July 2025, and its current lineup rests on the HR-V, City and Civic. Honda says parts supply was never the problem. The company simply sees the BR-V as a model that has run its course. For anyone following Honda BR V Pakistan news, the short answer is low demand and an ageing product.
What Honda Has Confirmed
- Production has been halted and the BR-V is off the official website.
- Honda faced no trouble sourcing parts or accessories.
- No replacement seven-seater has been confirmed for Pakistan.
Honda BR V Price, Specs and Buying Options
Price Before Discontinuation
Honda has not released a final price list now that the car is gone from its website, so figures vary by source. Before production stopped, one buying guide put the i-VTEC at roughly Rs5.7 million to Rs6.2 million, depending on variant and dealer charges. Any brand-new unit left at a showroom may sell for more. Used listings have ranged widely, from about Rs3.2 million to Rs6.5 million, based on model year, mileage and condition. So the Honda BR V price in Pakistan now mostly means a used-car price. Check current listings on PakWheels and gari.pk before you negotiate, and ask a mechanic to test the CVT before paying. Since the car is no longer in production, resale value will also depend on how easily parts and service stay available. Get the seller's maintenance records and compare at least three similar cars before deciding on any deal.
Key Specs
- Engine: 1.5-litre SOHC i-VTEC (1,497 cc), petrol
- Power and torque: 120 PS (118 hp) at 6,600 rpm; 145 Nm at 4,600 rpm
- Transmission: CVT; a 6-speed manual was offered on the i-VTEC MT
- Seating: 7 passengers
- Fuel tank and average: 42 litres; about 12 to 15 km/l
- Safety: Dual airbags on the i-VTEC S
Alternatives to Consider
Buyers who want a seven-seater can look at the Toyota Rush, DFSK Glory 580 or Changan Oshan X7. If you only need five seats, the Honda City is a practical choice.
FAQs
Has Honda officially discontinued the BR-V in Pakistan?
Yes. Honda Atlas confirmed it and removed the car from its website.
Why was the BR-V discontinued?
Honda says the car completed its lifecycle. Sales had also dropped a lot against newer rivals.
Will Honda launch a replacement?
Nothing is confirmed yet. Honda hasn't said if a new seven-seater is coming.
What was the Honda BR V price before it stopped?
Listings before the halt showed roughly Rs5.7 to Rs6.2 million. Check with a dealer for the latest figure.
Can I still buy a new one?
Only leftover stock, if any dealer has it. Most buyers will end up with a used car.