The launch includes refreshed editions of the 1.2 L CVT (Special Edition) and 1.5 L Aspire models.

Motor enthusiasts had hoped for the global 7th-generation City, available since 2021, but Honda Atlas instead opted to enhance the familiar 6th-Gen model—with focus on aesthetics, cabin comfort, and minor tech upgrades, rather than a full generational shift

Exterior

The newly launched Honda City Aspire S comes with a range of exterior, interior, and safety upgrades designed to refresh the 6th-Generation lineup.

On the outside, the car features an updated Honda emblem, two new paint options—Canyon River Blue and Ignite Red—along with a sporty black trunk spoiler with LED high-mount stop lamp, a black shark-fin antenna, full LED lighting (headlights, rear lamps, fog lamps), black door mirrors, chrome door handles, chrome front and license garnishes, and new alloy wheels with a fresh color finish.

Interior

Inside, it offers a new hi-grade fabric seat pattern, a leather-wrapped steering wheel and select knob with baseball stitching, and an upgraded audio system enhanced with tweeters. Safety has also been improved with an upgraded ABS/EBD system incorporating the ESP 9.3 modulator for better braking performance.

Pricing

In terms of pricing, Honda Atlas has set the ex-factory price of the Aspire S (1.5LAS CVT) at PKR 6,149,000, with a booking amount of PKR 1,200,000. Other variants in the lineup include the 1.5 Aspire at PKR 6,069,000 (booking PKR 1,200,000) and the 1.2 CVT at PKR 4,737,000 (booking PKR 900,000).

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Mechanically, the Aspire S retains the familiar 1.5 L i-VTEC petrol engine, producing around 118 hp and 145 Nm torque, linked to a CVT automatic transmission. No changes have been made under the bonnet—maintaining the same reliable, efficient drivetrain that City owners trust.

The Honda City Aspire S debuts as a sportier, better-equipped iteration of Pakistan’s long-running 6th-Generation City, priced at PKR 6.15 million ex-factory.