June 10, 2026

Are Honda's Hybrid Models Now A Better Deal With This Promo?


Following its rebranding, along with a commitment to delivering the best products and ownership experiences at the 10th Philippine International Motor Show, Honda Cars Philippines, Inc. continues to embody the spirit of Omotenashi with their “Hybrid Power, Honda Trust” promo.

From June 8 to 30, 2026, customers looking to upgrade to a brand-new Honda can take advantage of low monthly amortizations and comprehensive all-in down payment offers.

Assisting customers making the switch to electrified mobility, HCPI is offering flexible financing options:
  • MY2026 HR-V RS e:HEV – As low as P 29,196 monthly amortization
  • MY2026 Civic RS e:HEV – As low as P 32,296 monthly amortization
  • MY2026 CR-V RS e:HEV AWD – As low as P 106,000 all-in down payment (based on 15 percent DP)
Under the same promo, these Honda e:HEV models also are available with an outright cash savings of P 20,000.

Check out the full list of offers:


Aside from the “Hybrid Power, Honda Trust” campaign, HCPI is running an ongoing promotion for customers purchasing conventional internal combustion engine (ICE) models with the Step Up Pay Plan.

An exclusive financing program with BPI, it features flexible monthly amortizations that start low and increase over a 60-month term, with a minimum of 15 and 20 percent down payment options (subject to bank approval).

To lower upfront costs, BPI will cover the Personal Property Security Act (PPSA) service fees and insurance for up to P 50,000 each. This offer is good until July 31, 2026 for these models:
  • MY2025 City 1.5 S, 1.5 V
  • MY2026 City 1.5 S, 1.5 S Pearl Edition, 1.5 V
  • MY2026 City Hatchback 1.5 RS
  • MY2026 City Hatchback 1.5 RS Pearl Edition
  • MY2025 BR-V 1.5 VX
  • MY2026 BR-V 1.5 S, 1.5 V, 1.5 VX
  • MY2026 HR-V 1.5 S, 1.5 V

5 comments:

  1. Given the high price to start, none of them can be considered deals but will make it easier on the wallet for people already set on buying one. The way things are going, I have no sympathy for their recent troubles. They continue to be tone-deaf to the needs of the market. I respect their heritage and hope they turn around and be relevant again.

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  2. I coudnt agree more! Japs cars are supposedly technologically adv and superior. Yet, its now obvious how they milked people of limitted functions and capabilities exclusive only to highend cars.

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  3. If honda can offer their hybrids at sub 1.3M then and only then it can be considered as a better deal. Other than that, honda will continually be trashed by china hybrids..

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  4. It’s time for Japanese brands to trim their margins and offer more competitive features to regain their foothold in the market.

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  5. Lol attack mga byd anonymous dito

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