Honda Civic RS Turbo gets a free tan perforated interior worth Rs 30,000

Honda Atlas is giving buyers of the Civic RS Turbo a free tan perforated interior worth Rs 30,000 for a limited time, the company said on its official social media, as ProPakistani reported on Monday. The car's price stays the same: Rs 10,100,000 ex-factory on Honda Atlas's own list, checked on 19 October.

What you get

The package swaps the Civic RS's standard black cabin for tan:

• Tan perforated upholstery on the front and rear seats
• Tan centre armrest
• Tan inserts on the door trims

It is offered only on the RS 1.5 Turbo, the top Civic sold in Pakistan. The Civic Oriel, at Rs 8,834,000, is not part of this offer.

How to claim it

Honda has not published an end date or the number of cars covered. Before you book:

1. Ask your authorised Honda dealer whether the tan interior is still available for your booking.
2. Get it written on the booking form, so the interior colour is part of the order.
3. Check delivery time, since a special trim can take longer than a standard car.

Why Honda is doing it

It is a pattern, not a one-off. In March 2026 Honda gave City Aspire CVT buyers a free burgundy interior and let Civic Oriel buyers pick tan, burgundy or black at no cost. Free trim offers let a maker reward buyers without touching the list price, which also keeps resale values and dealer stock prices steady.

What the Civic RS costs to own

On a Rs 10.1 million car, the Rs 30,000 interior is about 0.3% of the price, so it will not change anyone's budget. The big numbers are elsewhere: registration and token tax, insurance, and the loan. Work out the first two with our car registration tax calculator, and a monthly instalment with the car loan calculator. Every Honda price, with its history, is on our car prices page.

Which Civic to pick

The RS Turbo adds about Rs 1,266,000 over the Oriel, so the free interior is a small sweetener on a big gap. Buyers who mainly drive in the city often find the Oriel enough; the RS suits those who want the turbo engine and the sportier look. Either way, compare the full on-road cost rather than the ex-factory figure, and check the fuel cost calculator for what your monthly driving will cost at today's petrol price.