Honda Bike Prices in Pakistan 2026: CD 70, 125 and More

Atlas Honda dominates the two-wheeler market, so official Honda bike prices effectively set the benchmark for the whole industry. The good news for October 2026 is that prices have been stable for months: the CD 70 remains Rs 159,900 on the company’s website and the CG 125 stays at Rs 238,500, with no revision since the 2026 models launched. Below is the complete model-wise price list, key specifications, fuel averages and the zero-markup installment options currently available.
Honda Bike Prices: Complete 2026 Model List
The entry-level Honda CD 70 is priced at Rs 159,900 and continues to be the best-selling motorcycle in the country thanks to its 65 km per litre fuel average and rock-bottom maintenance cost. Its styled sibling, the CD 70 Dream, costs Rs 170,900. The Honda Pridor, a 100cc step-through popular with office commuters, is listed at Rs 211,900. The legendary CG 125 stands at Rs 238,500, while the self-start CG 125S is Rs 286,900 and the CG 125S Special Edition Gold tops the 125 range at Rs 296,900. For riders wanting a modern 125, the CB 125F is priced at Rs 396,900, and the sporty CB 150F leads the local lineup at Rs 499,900. All figures are ex-factory and exclude registration and token tax, which vary by province.
CD 70 2026: What Changed
The 2026 CD 70 arrived with fresh graphics, improved finishes and subtle design updates, but mechanically it keeps the trusted 4-stroke OHC air-cooled 72cc engine with a 4-speed constant-mesh transmission and kick start, as reported in TechJuice’s coverage of the 2026 launch. Full details of the zero-markup offers are listed in The Opinion’s installment plan breakdown. The 8.5-litre fuel tank includes a 1-litre reserve, and the bike ships in blue, red and black colours. Atlas Honda describes the update as meeting modern aesthetic preferences while keeping the reliability riders expect. Resale value remains unmatched: a well-kept CD 70 holds its price better than any other bike in its class, which is one reason the Honda price list matters so much to used-bike sellers too.
CG 125 and Self-Start Options
The CG 125 2026 model, priced at Rs 238,500, carries forward its robust 4-stroke OHV air-cooled engine, 4-speed gearbox and 9.2-litre tank with a 2-litre reserve, returning roughly 45 to 55 km per litre depending on riding style. For buyers tired of kick starting, the CG 125S at Rs 286,900 adds an electric self-starter and revised styling. The Special Edition Gold at Rs 296,900 adds premium graphics for those who want the classic look with a touch of flair. If your daily route includes highways, consider stepping up to the CB 150F at Rs 499,900, which offers stronger acceleration, better brakes and a more planted ride at speed.
Zero-Markup Installment Plans
Bank Alfalah’s 2026 promotion offers 0% markup installment plans on five models: CD 70 (Rs 159,900), CD 70 Dream (Rs 170,900), CG 125 (Rs 238,500), CG 125S (Rs 286,900) and CG 125S Gold (Rs 296,900). Tenures run from 3 to 36 months; for example, a CD 70 on 12 months costs about Rs 16,445 per month, while a CG 125 on 24 months is roughly Rs 14,614 per month. A processing fee applies on every plan — 5% for 3 months, 8% for 6 months and 2.5% for 9 months and above — plus federal excise duty. Delivery depends on stock availability, and bookings are handled through Bank Alfalah’s helpline and WhatsApp channel.
Why Honda Bike Prices Stay Stable
Unlike cars, where Honda bike prices move only when taxes or input costs force a revision, the two-wheeler division has kept its price list unchanged for several months. The CD 70 has sat at Rs 159,900 since the 2026 launch, which gives buyers confidence that a quote taken today will still be valid next week. This stability also protects resale values: because new Honda bike prices do not jump unexpectedly, used CD 70 and CG 125 models depreciate slowly and predictably. If you are comparing options, remember that genuine parts and servicing for Honda remain the cheapest in the industry, so the total cost of ownership stays low even if a rival brand offers a slightly lower sticker price. For riders considering battery power instead, check our electric bike prices guide before deciding.
Should You Wait or Buy Now?
A proposed 3% climate support levy could push Honda motorcycle prices up by Rs 3,100 to Rs 10,100 per model if approved by the National Assembly. The CD 70 would move to about Rs 163,000 and the CG 125 to roughly Rs 243,000. As of mid-October 2026 the proposal remains unapproved, so booking now locks in current rates. When comparing with rivals, our guides to bike prices in Pakistan and Suzuki bike prices will help you weigh the Japanese alternatives, while the electric bike prices guide covers the battery-powered options gaining ground in cities.
FAQs
What is the Honda CD 70 price in October 2026?
The Honda CD 70 is priced at Rs 159,900 ex-factory, unchanged since the 2026 model launch on Atlas Honda’s official website.
What is the Honda CG 125 price in 2026?
The CG 125 costs Rs 238,500, the self-start CG 125S is Rs 286,900, and the Special Edition Gold is Rs 296,900.
What fuel average does the Honda CD 70 give?
The CD 70 delivers around 65 km per litre in normal city riding, the best figure among all new bikes sold in Pakistan.
Are Honda zero-markup plans really free of extra charges?
The markup is zero, but a processing fee of 2.5% to 8% plus federal excise duty is charged, so the total payable is higher than the cash price.
Do Honda bike prices include registration?
No. Atlas Honda quotes ex-factory prices; registration, token tax and number-plate charges are paid separately at the dealership or excise office.
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