Honda has announced a price increase of an average 2.3% across its UK car range.
Price rises on the HR-V range will come into effect from 1st December, with similar increases in the price or Civic, CR-V and Jazz models to follow at the start of next year. The HR-V, launched in September this year, sees the biggest leap with prices for the model rising by 4.4% on average. The entry-level 1.5 i-VTEC S now comes in at £18,495.
Civic Hatchback and Tourer models see their first rise in two years, with the price of the entry-level 1.4 S i-VTEC increasing to £16,470 and prices rising by 2.3% across the range.
The CR-V, which saw prices rise slightly at the start of the year, increases by a further 1.9% in January, with the range starting at £22,770 for the 2.0 S i-VTEC 2WD.
Meanwhile, prices for the SE and EX Jazz will go up by an average 2.3%, although the entry-level model will have its price frozen at its current £13,495.
Philip Crossman, Managing Director of Honda UK, commented: “In the wider context we must ensure industry price competitiveness. To achieve this we have undertaken a comprehensive review of our product pricing over the last three years to understand where Honda sits in comparison to our main competitors and have determined that we need to raise prices accordingly.”
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