Honda Egypt Launches Maintenance and Oil Change Offers Starting at EGP 2,999 Until End of September
Honda's distributor in Egypt announced two service offers valid until the end of September: an oil and filter change for non-turbo engines at EGP 2,999, and a 15% discount on total maintenance invoices plus car polishing at EGP 1,500. Meanwhile, Honda became the first automaker in the world to earn a full 5-star rating in the FIA Road Safety Index, with recognition at the Italian Grand Prix.
Honda Egypt has rolled out its latest service offers. The Honda distributor in the Egyptian market announced an oil and filter change package for non-turbo engines priced at EGP 2,999, valid until the end of September. The figure is fixed — no hidden extras.
15% Discount on Honda Maintenance and EGP 1,500 Polishing Offer
The back-to-school season prompted a second deal. It includes a 15% discount on the total Honda maintenance invoice, plus a car polishing service valued at EGP 1,500. This offer also expires at the end of September. Both promotions run in parallel, giving Honda customers a window to benefit from either or both.
Global Milestone: Honda Becomes First Automaker with 5 Stars in FIA Safety Tests
Five full stars. Honda confirmed it's the first car company worldwide to earn this rating in FIA safety assessments — not crash tests for a specific model, but a comprehensive evaluation of the company as a whole. The rating falls under the FIA Road Safety Index, managed by the International Automobile Federation.
What exactly does this assessment measure? It covers safety risk management, product and technology development, services, and policies tied to road safety. The Honda Civic and other models from the Japanese brand sit within this broader framework that underwent evaluation.
The recognition ceremony took place at the Italian Grand Prix during a Formula 1 weekend. Honda received the highest rating in the Products and Services category — a reflection of the brand's commitment to safety standards across both product and service. This reinforces the standing of the Honda Accord and other models in the Egyptian car market.
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