Honda Car Guides in Oman - Prices, Specs and Features

The Honda City 2022 1.5L LX Sport is priced at AED 68,900, inclusive of VAT. This model is one of five available trim levels, featuring amenities such as Airbags, Anti-theft wheel bolts, Auto Door Lock, Collision Detection, Cupholders, Fabric Seats, Front Seat Armrest, Multi Information Display, Alloy Pedals, Body Colored Bumper - Front and Rear, Body Colored Grille, Body Colored Mirrors, Audio Controls on Steering Wheel, AUX, Bluetooth, and a CD Player.

This Japanese sedan is equipped with a 1.5-litre 4-cylinder petrol engine that delivers 119 horsepower and 145 Nm of torque.

In the United Arab Emirates, the average price of the City across all versions is AED 63,900. Considering an annual depreciation rate of 15%, the 1.5L LX Sport is projected to cost AED 55,165 in the used car market by next year.

With a 40-litre fuel tank and a fuel efficiency of 7L per 100 kilometers, refueling the 1.5L LX Sport will cost approximately AED 116.8, based on the current fuel price of AED 2.92 per liter for unleaded gasoline 95. For an average annual commute of 25,000 kilometers, you would need to fill up about five times, totaling around AED 584 for fuel costs.

The Honda City has earned a reputation for reliability and fuel efficiency, making it a popular choice among urban drivers in the UAE. Its spacious interior and advanced infotainment system enhance the driving experience, appealing to tech-savvy consumers. Additionally, Honda's commitment to safety and innovation ensures that the City remains a competitive option in the compact sedan market. With its stylish design and robust performance, the 2022 Honda City continues to attract drivers seeking both comfort and value.

While the Nissan Kicks 2021 has a starting price of AED 59,900 and the Hyundai Creta 2021 of AED 62,850, the Honda HR-V 2021 1.8 i-VTEC LX stands at AED 75,900 including VAT. One of 8 available trim levels, the 1.8 i-VTEC LX is available with features such as 2 Airbags, Auto Handbrake Release Function, BA (Brake Assist), Dynamic Stability Control, Foldable Rear Seats with 60:40 Split, Front Seat Armrest, Multi Information Display, Power Steering, Fog Lamp - Rear Only, High Mount Stop Lamp, LED Headlights, LED Taillights, AUX, Bluetooth, CD Player, and Cruise Control.

This Japanese SUV comes with a 1.8-litre 4-cylinder petrol engine that generates 140 horsepower and 172 Nm of torque. On the other hand, the Nissan Kicks and Hyundai Creta come with 1.6-litre engines respectively.

With a 50-litre fuel tank and an average consumption of 5 liters for every 100 kilometers, filling up the 1.8 i-VTEC LX will cost around AED 109.0, based on the current fuel price of AED 2.18 per liter for unleaded gasoline 95. With an average commute of 25,000 kilometers per year, you will be doing 10 fill-ups, costing you a total of AED 5,450.

The Honda HR-V is well-known for its spacious interior and versatile cargo options, making it a popular choice among families in the UAE. Many owners praise its reliability and low maintenance costs, which enhance its appeal in the competitive SUV market. Additionally, the HR-V features advanced safety technologies, ensuring a secure driving experience. With a stylish design and efficient performance, it stands out as a practical choice for urban living and weekend adventures alike. The model's advanced infotainment system also adds to its modern appeal, keeping drivers connected on the go.

While the Nissan Kicks 2021 has a starting price of AED 59,900 and the Hyundai Creta 2021 of AED 62,850, the Honda HR-V 2021 1.8 i-VTEC DX stands at AED 69,900 including VAT. One of 8 available trim levels, the 1.8 i-VTEC DX offers a range of features such as Active Headrests, 2 Airbags, an Anti-theft alarm, Auto Handbrake Release Function, Foldable Rear Seats with 60:40 Split, Front Seat Armrest, Multi Information Display, Power Steering, Daytime Running Lights - LED, Body Colored Door Handles, Electric Door Mirrors, Rear Fog Lamp, Bluetooth, CD Player, Cruise Control, and Electronic handbrake.
This Japanese SUV is powered by a 1.8-litre 4-cylinder petrol engine, generating 140 horsepower and 172 Nm of torque. In comparison, the Nissan Kicks and Hyundai Creta are equipped with 1.6-litre engines.

With a 50-litre fuel tank and an average consumption of 5 liters per 100 kilometers, filling up the 1.8 i-VTEC DX will cost approximately AED 109.0, based on the current fuel price of AED 2.18 per liter for unleaded gasoline 95. For an annual commute of 25,000 kilometers, you would expect to make around 10 fill-ups, totaling AED 5,450.
The Honda HR-V is known for its spacious interior and versatile cargo space, making it a popular choice among families in the UAE. Its advanced safety features and reliability contribute to its strong reputation. Additionally, the HR-V model is designed to handle the diverse driving conditions in the region, offering a smooth ride on both city streets and highways. With its stylish design and modern technology, the HR-V continues to attract new buyers in the competitive subcompact SUV market.

While the Nissan Kicks 2021 has a starting price of AED 59,900 and the Hyundai Creta 2021 of AED 66,000, the Honda HR-V 2021 1.8 i-VTEC EX stands at AED 85,900 including VAT. One of 8 available trim levels, the 1.8-i-VTEC-EX is equipped with Active Headrests, Airbags, Auto Handbrake Release Function, BA (Brake Assist), Electric Sunroof, Foldable Rear Seats with 60:40 Split, Front Seat Armrest, Leather Seats, Daytime Running Lights - LED, Body Colored Door Handles, Door Mirrors with Side Turn Signal, Electric Door Mirrors, AUX, Bluetooth, CD Player, and Cruise Control.

This Japanese SUV features a 1.8-litre 4 Petrol engine generating 140 horsepower and 172 Nm of torque. In comparison, the Nissan Kicks and Hyundai Creta come with 1.6-litre engines, which may impact their overall performance and driving experience.

For the United Arab Emirates, the average price of the HR-V across all versions is AED 85,900. Considering an annual depreciation of 15%, the 1.8-i-VTEC-EX is expected to cost AED 73,015 on the used car market by next year.

With a 50-litre fuel tank and an efficiency of 5 litres per 100 kilometers, filling up the 1.8-i-VTEC-EX will cost approximately AED 109.0, based on the current fuel price of AED 2.18 per liter for unleaded gasoline 95. For an average annual commute of 25,000 kilometers, expect to make around 10 fill-ups, totaling AED 5,450.

The Honda HR-V is known for its spacious interior and versatile cargo space, making it a popular choice among families in the UAE. Its advanced safety features and reliability contribute to a strong resale value, appealing to both first-time buyers and seasoned car enthusiasts. Additionally, the HR-V's stylish design and modern technology offer a competitive edge in the compact SUV segment, appealing to a younger demographic looking for both practicality and aesthetics.

While the Volkswagen Tiguan 2021 has a starting price of AED 87,780 and the Ford Escape 2021 of AED 82,020, the Honda CR-V 2021 LX (2WD) stands at AED 92,900 including VAT. One of 12 available trim levels, the LX-2WD is equipped with features like airbags, an anti-theft alarm, brake assist (BA), electronic brakeforce distribution (EBD), fabric seats, foldable rear seats, a multi-information display, power steering, high mount stop lamp, LED taillights, manual headlamps, and power windows - front and rear. Additionally, it boasts audio controls on the steering wheel, a CD player, cruise control, and a cruise control switch on the steering.

This Japanese SUV is powered by a 2.4-litre petrol engine that generates 184 horsepower and 244 Nm of torque. In comparison, the Volkswagen Tiguan and Ford Escape come with a 1.4-litre and a 2.5-litre engine respectively. For the United Arab Emirates, the average price of the CR-V across all versions is AED 110,233. Considering an annual depreciation rate of 15%, we expect the LX-2WD to cost AED 78,965 on the used car market by next year.

With a 57-litre fuel tank and an average consumption of 6L per 100 kilometers, filling up the LX-2WD will cost around AED 124.26, given the current fuel price of AED 2.18 per liter for unleaded gasoline 95. For those with an average commute of 25,000 kilometers per year, this translates to approximately 9 fill-ups, totaling AED 7,083 annually. The Honda CR-V is well-regarded for its reliability and resale value, making it a practical choice for UAE families. Moreover, its spacious interior and advanced safety features enhance its appeal in the competitive SUV market. The CR-V also offers excellent fuel efficiency, making it a smart option for city driving as well as long journeys. Its comfortable ride quality and user-friendly technology are additional factors contributing to its popularity among SUV enthusiasts in the region.

While the Volkswagen Tiguan 2021 has a starting price of AED 87,780 and the Ford Escape 2021 of AED 82,020, the Honda CR-V 2021 EX Plus (AWD) stands at AED 114,900 including VAT. One of 12 available trim levels, the EX-PLUS-AWD is available with features such as Airbags, Anti-theft alarm, BA (Brake Assist), EBD (Electronic Brakeforce Distribution), Central Locking, Cupholders, Foldable Rear Seats, Leather Seats, Body Colored Mirrors, Daytime Running Lights - LED, Door Mirrors with Side Turn Signal, Electric Door Mirrors, Audio Controls on Steering Wheel, Auto Dimming Mirror, Automatic AC, and AUX.

This Japanese SUV comes with a 2.4-litre Petrol engine that generates 184 horsepower and 244 Nm of torque. In comparison, the Volkswagen Tiguan and Ford Escape come with a 1.4-litre and a 2.5-litre engine, respectively. The Honda CR-V is well-regarded in the UAE for its reliability and spacious interior, making it a popular choice among families.

For the United Arab Emirates, the average price of the CR-V including all versions is AED 110,233. Factoring in annual depreciation of 15%, we expect the EX-PLUS-AWD to cost AED 97,665 on the used car market by next year. With a 57-litre fuel tank and an average consumption of 6L for every 100 kilometers, filling the EX-PLUS-AWD up is likely to cost AED 124.26, considering the current fuel price of AED 2.18 per liter for unleaded gasoline 95. For an average commute of 25,000 kilometers per year, you will be doing 9 fill-ups, costing you a total of AED 7,083.

Customers appreciate the advanced safety features and the smooth driving experience offered by the CR-V. Additionally, the spacious cargo area and rear legroom provide versatility for both daily commuting and weekend getaways. The Honda CR-V’s strong resale value further enhances its appeal for buyers in the UAE market.

While the Volkswagen Tiguan 2021 has a starting price of AED 87,780 and the Ford Escape 2021 of AED 82,020, the Honda CR-V 2021 Touring (AWD) stands at AED 122,900 including VAT. One of 12 available trim levels, the TOURING-AWD is equipped with exceptional features including Airbags, Anti-theft alarm, Auto Door Lock, BA (Brake Assist), Central Locking, Cupholders, DVD, Electric Sunroof, Body Colored Mirrors, Daytime Running Lights - LED, Door Mirrors with Side Turn Signal, Electric Door Mirrors, Ambient Lighting, Audio Controls on Steering Wheel, Auto Dimming Mirror, and Automatic AC.

This Japanese SUV comes with a robust 2.4-litre Petrol engine that generates 184 horsepower and 244 Nm of torque, ensuring a smooth and powerful driving experience. In comparison, the Volkswagen Tiguan and Ford Escape feature smaller engines with 1.4-litre and 2.5-litre capacities respectively, making the CR-V a more dynamic choice for SUV enthusiasts.

For the United Arab Emirates, the average price of the CR-V including all versions is AED 110,233. Factoring in an annual depreciation of 15%, we expect the Touring-AWD to cost AED 104,465 on the used car market by next year.

With a 57-litre fuel tank and an impressive fuel efficiency of 6L for every 100 kilometers, filling the Touring-AWD up is likely to set you back AED 124.26, considering the current fuel price of AED 2.18 per liter for unleaded gasoline 95. With an average commute of 25,000 kilometers per year, you will be doing 9 fill-ups, costing you a total of AED 7,083.

The Honda CR-V has consistently been a popular choice in the UAE due to its reliability, spacious interior, and advanced safety features. Its reputation for longevity and low maintenance costs makes it a wise investment for families and adventure-seekers alike. Additionally, the CR-V's advanced infotainment system and driver-assist technologies enhance comfort and safety on the road, appealing to tech-savvy drivers.

While the Kia Sorento 2021 has a starting price of AED 99,900 and the Ford Explorer 2021 is priced at AED 148,271, one of the four available trim levels, the 3-5-LX-2WD, comes equipped with an array of features including Airbags, Anti-theft alarm, BA (Brake Assist), Dynamic Stability Control, Compass, Conversation Mirror with Sunglasses Holder, Cupholders, Fabric Seats, Daytime Running Lights - LED, Door Mirrors with Side Turn Signal, Electric Door Mirrors, Fog Lamps - Front Only, Audio Controls on Steering Wheel, Automatic AC, AUX, and Bluetooth.

This Japanese SUV is powered by a robust 3.5-litre petrol engine that delivers an impressive 280 horsepower and 355 Nm of torque. The Kia Sorento and Ford Explorer feature 2.4-litre and 3.5-litre engines, respectively, showcasing the competitive edge of the 3-5-LX-2WD in performance.

With a 74-litre fuel tank and an average fuel consumption of 11 litres per 100 kilometers, filling up the 3-5-LX-2WD will cost approximately AED 161.32, based on the current price of AED 2.18 per litre for unleaded gasoline 95. For an average annual commute of 25,000 kilometers, you can expect to make 6 fill-ups, totaling AED 11,938.

The 3-5-LX-2WD is particularly favored in markets like the UAE for its reliability and spacious interior, making it a great choice for families. Additionally, the SUV's advanced safety features have garnered positive feedback from consumers, enhancing its appeal. The competitive pricing and feature-rich offerings position it well against rivals in the midsize SUV segment. With ample cargo space and comfortable seating, it is ideal for both urban driving and weekend adventures. The incorporation of modern technology ensures a connected and enjoyable driving experience, further solidifying its reputation in the competitive automotive landscape.

The Kia Sorento 2021 has a starting price of AED 99,900, while the Ford Explorer 2021 starts at AED 148,271.
One of the four available trim levels, the 3-5-EX-L-AWD, is equipped with a robust 3.5-litre petrol engine that generates an impressive 280 horsepower and 355 Nm of torque.
In comparison, the Kia Sorento and Ford Explorer feature a 2.4-litre and a 3.5-litre engine, respectively, showcasing their diverse powertrains.
With a 74-litre fuel tank and an average fuel consumption of 11L per 100 kilometers, filling up the 3-5-EX-L-AWD costs approximately AED 161.32, based on the current fuel price of AED 2.18 per liter for unleaded gasoline 95.
If you drive an average of 25,000 kilometers per year, you will require around six fill-ups, resulting in a total annual fuel cost of AED 11,938.
The Kia Sorento is well-regarded for its spacious interior and advanced safety features, making it a popular choice among families in the UAE market.
Additionally, the 2021 model boasts upgraded technology, including a user-friendly infotainment system and available all-wheel drive, enhancing its appeal for off-road enthusiasts.
With its blend of performance, comfort, and value, the Sorento remains a strong contender against its competitors in the SUV segment.