2027 Honda Accord price rises by $1000 with shorter subscription
Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 20 Oct, 23:02 · Archive
Honda has increased the 2027 Accord's price by $1000 to $65,900 whilst reducing its Honda Connect subscription from five to three years.
Honda has increased the 2027 Accord's price by $1000 to $65,900 drive-away in Australia as part of a minor cosmetic update. The updated flagship sedan remains available only in a high-spec hybrid grade. The price rise comes alongside a reduction in the complimentary Honda Connect subscription period from five years to three.
The cosmetic changes include black inserts replacing silver trim on the front bumper, body-coloured lower exterior trim and headlight surrounds, and the removal of blue accents from the Honda badges that previously denoted the hybrid powertrain. Inside, the cabin is largely unchanged except for red stitching on the gear selector.
Honda Connect is the brand's connected-car service, providing a smartphone app for remote door locking, air-conditioning control and vehicle information checks. The subscription also enables internet connection for the Accord's Google Built-in features and allows over-the-air software updates and service reminders. The Accord competes with the Toyota Camry, priced from $39,990 before on-road costs, and the Lexus ES300h at $75,000 before on-roads.
How it is being reported
- 2027 Honda Accord costs $1000 more, loses two years of Honda ConnectHonda's updated flagship sedan has been priced $1000 higher, but offers a shorter Honda Connect subscription and remains the brand’s slowest seller.The West Australian · 20 Oct, 22:52
- 2027 Honda Accord costs $1000 more, loses two years of Honda ConnectHonda's updated flagship sedan has been priced $1000 higher, but offers a shorter Honda Connect subscription and remains the brand’s slowest seller.Perth Now · 20 Oct, 22:52
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