Honda raises service prices 40% but spares Super-One EV

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 13 Oct, 23:32 · Archive

Honda has raised capped-price service costs for petrol and hybrid vehicles by 40 per cent from October, but not for its Super-One electric hatchback.

Honda Australia has increased capped-price service costs for new petrol and hybrid vehicles purchased from October 1st by 40 per cent, raising them from $199 to $279 per scheduled service. The Super-One electric hatchback's capped-price service program remains unchanged at $199 for each of its first five scheduled services, due every 12 months or 15,000km.

The $80 price increase takes the total cost of five services for models including the Civic, Accord, Prelude, HR-V, ZR-V and the CR-V mid-size SUV to $1395, up from $995. The Super-One's equivalent total remains $995, making it one of Australia's cheapest electric hatchbacks to service. Among its rivals is the BYD Atto 1, Australia's cheapest EV, which costs between $200 and $527 per scheduled service totalling $1528 over five years, whilst the Mini Cooper E electric hatch costs $1202 for four years of scheduled servicing.

Honda Australia's standard new-vehicle warranty covers five years with no limit on mileage, although it can be extended to eight years if serviced at a Honda Service Centre. This is the first price increase for Honda's capped-price service program since 2022, when costs rose by almost 60 per cent.

How it is being reported

• Honda hikes service prices by 40 per cent, but spares Super-One EVHonda has increased capped-price service costs for new petrol and hybrid vehicles purchased from this month, but not the Super-One electric hatch.The West Australian · 13 Oct, 23:00
• Honda hikes service prices by 40 per cent, but spares Super-One EVHonda has increased capped-price service costs for new petrol and hybrid vehicles purchased from this month, but not the Super-One electric hatch.Perth Now · 13 Oct, 23:00

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