
Honda Australia has announced a new plate clearance campaign, offering five years of free scheduled servicing and up to $3000 in gift cards for customers purchasing selected new vehicles. Running from November 1, 2026, until January 31, 2027, the promotion applies to eligible 2026 built Honda models, including the HR-V, ZR-V, CR-V, Civic and Accord, with both petrol and hybrid drivetrains included in the special.
Customers purchasing an eligible vehicle will receive their first five scheduled services free of charge and comes just weeks after Honda increased its capped-price servicing costs from $199 to $279 per visit, meaning the five free services could represent a saving of up to $1395.
In addition, Honda is offering gift cards valued between $1000 and $3000, depending on the model. The largest $3000 gift cards are available with the CR-V e:HEV X and ZR-V e:HEV X, while customers purchasing the CR-V e:HEV L, e:HEV LX or e:HEV RS, or the ZR-V e:HEV L and e:HEV LX, will receive $1500.

A $1000 gift card is available on selected remaining models, including the HR-V, Civic, Accord and certain petrol-powered CR-V and ZR-V variants.
The promotion builds on Honda’s existing ownership package, which includes a five-year/unlimited-kilometre warranty and five years of roadside assistance. Both can be extended to eight years when vehicles are serviced at an authorised Honda Centre past the initial five year mark.
The Civic Type R, MY27 Civic, MY27 Prelude and Super-One are excluded from the free servicing promotion, as are demonstrator vehicles.
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