Automotive
Honda has just taken a bold step in the Brazilian automotive market by announcing that all new cars produced or imported from 2026 onwards will have a full six-year factory warranty, with no mileage limit. This decision, which enhances the brand’s already recognized reliability, promises to impact sellers, consumers, and the entire industry by significantly raising the standard of safety and durability offered to new car buyers in Brazil.
With this initiative, Honda reinforces a strategy that prioritizes the customer experience throughout the entire vehicle lifecycle. Furthermore, the new warranty creates an unprecedented competitive advantage by covering not only traditional mechanical structures, but also more sensitive and technological components—something increasingly common in modern cars.
The measure, which debuted on the recently launched Honda WR-V, now covers all models of the brand sold in the country. This includes vehicles produced domestically as well as imported ones, provided they are brand new units with a 2026/2026 model year or later. This expansion represents a milestone in the sector, as no other high-volume automaker offers such broad and long-term coverage in Brazil.
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According to HondaThe goal is to provide greater peace of mind to the owner, guaranteeing specialized maintenance, genuine parts, and continuous technical support for six full years. This information was released by Honda’s official website in a press statement, detailing that the brand wants to deliver “a worry-free experience” to all those who purchase its vehicles starting with the next production cycle.
The company states that the decision stems from absolute confidence in the durability of its products, recognized worldwide for their robustness, energy efficiency, and low incidence of failures. It is no coincidence that Honda models traditionally achieve high mileage without significant loss of performance, reinforcing the perception of quality.
The six-year full warranty offers a comprehensive list of covered items—broader than any competitor. Among the protected systems are… enginetransmission, fuel system, brakes, steering, suspension, airbags (SRS), air conditioning, electrical system, headlights, multimedia, body and interior, in addition to the ADAS technologies integrated into the Honda Sensing package.
By adopting this model, Honda becomes the only brand in the segment to offer a complete six-year warranty with no mileage restriction for all these critical components. In practice, this means that even electronic items, advanced sensors, safety modules, and driver assistance systems will enjoy official factory protection for a period equivalent to twice the national market average.
This new policy is also expected to positively impact resale value. According to the statement released by the company, Honda vehicles have historically stood out for their high appreciation in the used car market, and the transferable warranty to the next owner should further increase this competitive advantage.
For the warranty to remain valid for six years, the owner must have all maintenance performed at Honda dealerships, strictly adhering to the deadlines and mileage intervals stipulated in the owner’s manual. Although the coverage is broad, items subject to natural wear and tear—such as brake pads, tires, wiper blades, spark plugs, or filters—remain outside the warranty policy, as is the case with all automakers.
Nevertheless, the strategy reinforces Honda’s commitment to offering a complete journey, starting with the purchase and extending throughout the daily use of the vehicle. More than just extending the protection period, the brand creates an ecosystem of trust, safety, and durability, consolidating its image as a manufacturer with solid after-sales service and proven technical reliability.
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