Honda BR-V exits Pakistan market

Syed Mutahir Hussain Shah • September 30, 2026 • Business

Honda Atlas Cars Pakistan has discontinued the Honda BR-V from its local line-up, ending the model’s availability in the country after nearly a decade.

The seven-seat crossover has disappeared from Honda Pakistan’s official list of vehicles. The company’s current line-up includes the Civic, City and HR-V, while the BR-V is no longer listed.

Honda Atlas introduced the BR-V in Pakistan in 2017. Company records show that it became part of the locally assembled model range alongside the City, Civic and, later, the HR-V.

The company has not publicly given a reason for removing the BR-V from its current range, and there has been no announcement of a replacement seven-seat model.

What happens next?

The decision leaves Honda without a locally listed seven-seat vehicle in its current model range.

Honda’s official website currently highlights the HR-V as its crossover offering, alongside the City and Civic. The HR-V is available in petrol and hybrid variants.

It remains unclear whether Honda plans to introduce another seven-seater to fill the space previously occupied by the BR-V.

The discontinuation also marks a change from Honda Atlas’s earlier product strategy. The company’s corporate information had previously listed the BR-V among its locally manufactured models.

Honda has yet to announce whether a new model will take its place or provide further details about the future of its seven-seat offering in Pakistan.

 

About the Author

Syed Mutahir Hussain Shah

A media professional with a BS in Communication and Media Studies. He currently works as a Sub-Editor at Pakistan Connect, focusing on news writing, editing, and digital journalism.