HJG Lights Price in Pakistan 2026: M4, M6 Plus and Every HJG LED Light
13 min readBy Rooh Ullah
Last updated: 28 October 2026
Quick answer: HJG lights in Pakistan cost about Rs 1,050–2,500 for an HJG LED headlight bulb (the M6, M4 and M3 Mini types that replace your stock bulb), Rs 2,950–3,500 for an HJG bulb with a built-in mini projector lens (E9, Y6), Rs 890–1,800 for a single small HJG fog or spot light, Rs 3,750–9,500 for a mid-size single HJG projector fog light, and Rs 7,500–24,500 for big branded HJG kits such as the Hazard and Gorilla series. At Bike Markaz the LIU HJG M6 Plus LED headlight bulb is Rs 1,350.
Prices below were read from the sellers' own pages on 23 October 2026. They move with the dollar rate and with stock, so treat them as a snapshot, not a quote.
Key takeaways
- "HJG" means two different things. Riders use it for the small external fog and spot lights that clamp to a crash guard, and for LIU HJG's internal LED headlight bulbs (M3, M6, E9, Y6). Check the listing photos before you compare prices.
- Headlight bulb first. A plug-in HJG bulb is the cheap, legal-looking upgrade. External HJG fog lights need a relay, a fuse and a switch, and a charging system that can carry them.
- CD 70 and CG 125 use a P15D-base bulb. An H4 bulb will not plug in without an adapter, and a DC-only LED can flicker on a bike whose headlight runs off AC.
- The same housing sells for very different prices. Names are loose ("HJG", "HGJ", "LIU HJG", "Motoled"), so pay for the spec sheet and the seller's return policy, not the word on the box.
- No flashing or coloured light on the road. Punjab traffic police treat flasher lights as illegal and have issued thousands of challans for them.
HJG Lights Price List in Pakistan (October 2026)
These are the ranges we found on 23 October 2026 at Chaudhry Auto Store (about 60 HJG listings), Roadies Store, HJG Store PK, Imtiaz Bikerz Studio and Fancy Bikes. Faizan Motorsports and Rapid Rides blocked our requests, and Daraz's HJG tag page showed no listings, so they are not in the ranges.
| HJG light type | What it is | Price range (approx.) | Examples we found |
|---|---|---|---|
| HJG LED headlight bulb (M6 / M4 class) | Plug-in LED bulb that replaces the stock halogen | Rs 1,050 – 1,900 | Chaudhry HJG M6 35W with flasher Rs 1,050 (list Rs 1,500); M4 35W 4-colour Rs 1,590; M4S with flasher Rs 1,890; HJG Store PK H4 50W two-tone Rs 1,199 |
| HJG M3 Mini and higher-power bulbs | Compact H4 bulb, 50–120 W claimed | Rs 2,200 – 3,300 | Roadies HJG M3 Mini 50W H4 Rs 2,250–2,450; HJG Store PK LIU HJG yellow/white H4 Rs 2,200; Chaudhry M3 Mini 70W Rs 2,490, 120W Rs 3,300; Imtiaz HJG Mini M3 Rs 2,500 |
| HJG bulb with mini projector lens | LED bulb with a small lens in front of the chip | Rs 2,950 – 3,500 | Chaudhry HJG E9 projector for CG 125 / CD 70 Rs 2,950; Roadies LIU HJG H08 IL12 Rs 3,099, Y6 H4 slim projector Rs 3,500 |
| Small HJG fog / spot light (single) | Palm-size external light on a clamp | Rs 890 – 1,800 | Chaudhry HJG 40W mini projector Rs 890, Owl shape Rs 1,290, L99 dual colour Rs 1,499, Eagle style Rs 1,590, 12 SMD Rs 1,799; Roadies Round 12 LED Rs 1,450–1,650; Imtiaz triple-lens mini Rs 1,500 |
| Small HJG fog lights (pair) | The same, sold as a left/right set | Rs 1,750 – 3,990 | Chaudhry 40W mini projector pair with switch Rs 1,750, L99 pair Rs 2,990, mini projector pair Rs 3,990; HJG Store PK 9 LED cap pair with switch Rs 1,999 |
| Mid-size HJG projector fog light (single) | Metal body, 60–120 W claimed, dual colour | Rs 3,750 – 9,500 | Chaudhry 3-lens slim Rs 3,790, KZ30 60W Rs 4,500, 60W mini projector Rs 4,900, LZ60 Pro Rs 7,250, King Kong 60W Rs 9,500 |
| Branded HJG kits (Hazard, Gorilla, Future Eyes) | Multi-lens projector lights with DRL rings and harness | Rs 7,500 – 24,500 | Roadies Hazard series Rs 7,500–12,500, Future Eyes Rs 11,500–15,500, Gorilla dual V1 Rs 17,500, Gorilla triple V2 Rs 24,500 (sold out); Fancy Bikes HS59 60W pair Rs 8,500 |
| HJG mounting clamps (pair) | Crash-guard or fork clamps | Rs 1,800 | Chaudhry universal clamps Rs 1,800 |
Two things stand out. First, the cheapest HJG listings are bulbs and tiny spot lights, which is what most CD 70 and CG 125 riders actually buy. Second, the "list" prices on many sites are inflated: Chaudhry's Rs 1,050 M6 is struck through from Rs 1,500, and several fog lights carry a list price almost double the selling price. Compare selling prices only.
HJG lights price at Bike Markaz
We sell one LIU HJG product and three bulbs that compete with it:
| Product | What it is | Price |
|---|---|---|
| LIU HJG M6 Plus LED Headlight Bulb | DC 12–36V, 20–40 W, 2000–4000 lm, high and low beam, finned copper base | Rs 1,350 |
| Supreme Pro LED Headlight Bulb | White and yellow COB chips, inline driver, spare adapter bases | Rs 1,300 |
| REGO Racing M4 LED Headlight Bulb 30W | 30 W, 3000 lm, 5700–7000K, DC 9–85V | Rs 1,800 |
| NS LED Projector Headlight Bulb | LED bulb with a built-in projector lens, styles 222, 333 and 444 | Rs 650 |
| NS TF-134 3-LED Fog Light 20W | External dual-colour fog light, IP68, DC 12–80V | Rs 1,250 |
Browse the whole lights and indicators shelf, or all bike accessories.
HJG M6 Plus LED Headlight Bulb Review
The M6 is the HJG light most riders mean when they ask for "HJG" at a counter: a small LED bulb with chips on two faces and a finned metal base that pushes heat out of the back of the headlight. The M6 Plus we sell is LIU HJG's upgraded version of that bulb. What the box and listing state:
- Voltage: DC 12–36V
- Power: 20–40 W
- Output: 2000–4000 lumens
- Beams: high and low
- Body: finned copper base, multi-colour chips
What that means on a commuter bike. The lumen figure is a chip rating, not what leaves your headlight; every LED box in this market quotes optimistic numbers, which our bike LED light guide checks one by one. In a stock CD 70 or CG 125 reflector the M6 class gives a whiter, sharper-looking beam than the 45/40 W halogen and draws less power. The multi-colour modes are a toy: on a public road use white, or yellow in fog, and leave the rest off.
Why the Plus costs more than a plain M6. Chaudhry sells a plain HJG M6 35W at Rs 1,050, and we found no Pakistani listing for the "M6 Plus" itself; the market sells the plain M6 and M6 Mini. Our Rs 1,350 sits at the top of the M6 band because the Plus carries the wider voltage range and the higher output on its spec sheet. If you only want a plain white M6 and your bike already runs on DC, the cheaper unit is a fair buy.
What we have not tested. We have not measured the beam pattern, the colour temperature or the lumen output ourselves, and we make no claim about lifespan.
HJG Light for CD 70, CG 125 and CB 150F: Which Fits?
Honda CD 70 and CG 125. The stock headlight bulb is a 12V 45/40W bulb with a P15D base (that is how PakWheels sellers list the replacement, at about Rs 300). An HJG bulb sold "for CD 70 / CG 125", like Chaudhry's E9 projector at Rs 2,950, comes with the matching base. An H4 bulb (the M3 Mini, Y6 and most "H4" listings) will not plug in without an adapter. Bulbs that ship with spare bases, such as our Supreme Pro at Rs 1,300, are the easy route.
The bigger issue on these two bikes is AC versus DC. Many 70cc and 125cc Hondas feed the headlight from the alternator's lighting coil, so the supply is AC and rises and falls with engine speed. A bulb rated "DC 12–36V", like the M6 Plus, can flicker at idle on that supply. The fix is a DC feed through a rectifier or relay, a mechanic's job that our bike LED light guide explains. If you do not want to touch the wiring, choose a bulb sold as AC/DC.
Honda CB 150F and CG 150. These bikes have more electrical headroom (Atlas Honda lists the CG 150 at a 12V 35/35 W headlight and a 6Ah battery), but we have not confirmed the CB 150F's bulb base. Pull the old bulb and read the base before you order, or message us a photo. If the lens itself is cracked or yellowed, a new bulb will not fix the beam; we sell a headlight assembly for the CB150F at Rs 5,000. Our Honda CB 150F buyer's guide lists the bike's other part prices.
Suzuki GS 150, Yamaha YBR and the rest. Same rule: check the base, check whether the headlight runs on AC or DC, and remember the warranty. During the Atlas Honda warranty period, self-made wiring changes and extra electrical load are listed exclusions, as our Honda CG 150 accessories guide explains.
HJG vs REGO vs Supreme Pro: Which LED Bulb?
| LIU HJG M6 Plus | REGO Racing M4 | Supreme Pro | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bike Markaz price | Rs 1,350 | Rs 1,800 | Rs 1,300 |
| Voltage | DC 12–36V | DC 9–85V | Not printed on our listing |
| Power / output (stated) | 20–40 W, 2000–4000 lm | 30 W, 3000 lm | 30 W, 3000 lm (M6 Mini W/Y per the box) |
| Colour | Multi-colour chips | 5700–7000K white, 4-colour flash controller | White and yellow COB chips |
| Adapter bases | Check with us | Check with us | Spare bases in the box |
| Best for | Riders who asked for "HJG" by name | The brightest white beam we sell | The easiest fit on a CD 70 or CG 125 |
Our honest pick for a CD 70: the Supreme Pro, because the spare bases and the yellow option matter more on a 70cc bike than a few hundred extra lumens. For a CG 125 or 150 already on DC: the HJG M6 Plus or the REGO M4. Keep the REGO's flash modes switched off on public roads.
HJG Fog Lights: Do You Need One?
An external HJG light is a second light source, not a better headlight. It makes sense for:
- Winter smog and fog on the GT Road and motorways, with the light switched to yellow and aimed low.
- Unlit rural roads, where a wide low beam shows the road edge and the potholes.
It makes no sense in city traffic, where a bright spot light aimed level blinds the rickshaw coming the other way. Three rules if you fit one:
- Relay, fuse and switch. Auxiliary lights should run from the battery through a fused relay triggered by an ignition-switched feed, never straight off the headlight wire. The full wiring layout is in our bike LED light guide.
- Size the light to the bike. On a CD 70, skip auxiliary lights or fit one small unit only after a mechanic checks the charging system. A pair of "120W" lights is a 150cc-and-up idea.
- Aim down. The top of the beam should hit the road a few metres ahead, not the windscreens of oncoming cars.
Our NS TF-134 3-LED fog light at Rs 1,250 is a 20 W dual-colour light with an IP68 rating, a sensible size for a 125 or 150.
How to Fit an HJG LED Bulb Without a Relay
A plug-in HJG headlight bulb does not need a relay: it replaces the stock bulb on the stock wiring. It is a 20–30 minute job:
- Key off, bike on its stand. Let a hot halogen bulb cool for ten minutes.
- Open the headlight. On a CD 70 or CG 125, remove the screws under the headlight rim and ease the lens unit forward.
- Unplug and remove the old bulb. Note how the base locks in (a P15D twists and locks; an H4 sits under a spring clip).
- Fit the HJG bulb with the matching base, chips facing sideways (at 3 and 9 o'clock) so the beam spreads across the reflector instead of up and down. Do not touch the chips.
- Find room for the driver box, if there is one, inside the headlight shell or zip-tied behind it, away from the hot back of the bulb.
- Test before you close it up. Check low beam, high beam and that the light stays steady at idle. Flicker at idle points to an AC supply (see above).
- Close the headlight and aim the beam against a wall: the top of the low beam should sit slightly below the height of the headlight itself.
What does need a relay: external HJG fog and spot lights, and any DC conversion of the headlight circuit.
Spotting Fake HJG Lights
We cannot tell you which HJG listings are genuine LIU HJG products, and neither can most sellers. What we can tell you is how loose the name has become: on 23 October 2026 we saw the same family of lights sold as "HJG", "HGJ", "LIU HJG", "Motoled" and "Moto TD", and one site sold a motorcycle battery under the "HGJ" name. The checks that protect you:
- Price sanity. A light listed by one seller at Rs 17,500–24,500 and by another at Rs 3,000 is not the same product. Compare the spec sheet, the housing and the lens count, not the name.
- Box and print. Ask for photos of the actual box and of any brand printing on the light body before you pay.
- Voltage and base on the label. A real spec sheet states the voltage range (DC or AC/DC), the wattage and the base type. Missing figures are a warning.
- Heat sink. Bulbs with a solid finned metal base or a small fan last longer than plain plastic-bodied bulbs.
- Returns. Buy from a seller who will take back a bulb that does not fit your holder. Cash on delivery helps: open the parcel before you pay where the courier allows it.
- No colour or flash modes on the road. Whatever the box offers, Punjab traffic police treat flasher lights as illegal, so a genuine light with police-style modes can still earn you a challan. Our bike accessories guide covers the rules on lights and horns.
How We Researched This
We read every price on 23 October 2026 from the sellers' own product pages and search results: Chaudhry Auto Store, Roadies Store, HJG Store PK, Imtiaz Bikerz Studio and Fancy Bikes. Faizan Motorsports and Rapid Rides refused our requests and Daraz's HJG page showed no products, so the ranges are not a complete market survey. Bike Markaz prices and specs come from our own catalogue on the same day. Bulb base and electrical facts are from our bike LED light guide, which cites its sources.
What we could not verify: the CB 150F headlight bulb base; which HJG listings are genuine LIU HJG products; the real beam output of any bulb listed here, including ours; and whether the M6 Plus behaves on an AC headlight supply. We did not bench-test any light.
Prices are approximate and can change. Lighting rules differ by province, so check with your local traffic police.
FAQs: HJG Lights in Pakistan
What is the HJG lights price in Pakistan in 2026?
On 23 October 2026, HJG LED headlight bulbs cost about Rs 1,050 to Rs 2,500, HJG bulbs with a mini projector lens Rs 2,950 to Rs 3,500, a single small HJG fog or spot light Rs 890 to Rs 1,800, mid-size HJG projector fog lights Rs 3,750 to Rs 9,500, and branded HJG Hazard and Gorilla kits Rs 7,500 to Rs 24,500. At Bike Markaz the LIU HJG M6 Plus LED headlight bulb is Rs 1,350.
What is an HJG light?
HJG, sold as LIU HJG, is a Chinese motorcycle lighting brand. In Pakistan the name is used for two things: small external LED fog and spot lights that clamp to a crash guard or fork, and LED headlight bulbs such as the M3, M4, M6 and E9 that replace the stock halogen bulb.
What is the HJG M6 price in Pakistan?
A plain HJG M6 35W bulb with flasher was Rs 1,050 at Chaudhry Auto Store on 23 October 2026, and a pair of three-colour M6 bulbs Rs 2,900. The upgraded LIU HJG M6 Plus, rated DC 12-36V, 20-40 W and 2000-4000 lm, is Rs 1,350 at Bike Markaz.
Which HJG light fits a Honda CD 70 or CG 125?
Both use a 12V 45/40W headlight bulb with a P15D base, so buy an HJG bulb sold for the CD 70 or CG 125, or one that ships with a P15D adapter. H4 bulbs do not plug in without an adapter. Many 70cc and 125cc bikes run the headlight on AC, so a DC-only LED bulb can flicker at idle unless the circuit is converted to DC.
Does an HJG LED bulb need a relay?
No. A plug-in HJG headlight bulb replaces the stock bulb on the stock wiring. External HJG fog and spot lights do need a fused relay and a switch triggered from an ignition-switched feed, and a mechanic should fit them.
Is an HJG fog light legal on a bike in Pakistan?
We found no rule that specifically allows or bans auxiliary fog lights on motorcycles. Punjab traffic police treat flasher and HID lights as illegal and have issued thousands of challans for them, so use white or yellow only, keep flash and colour modes off, and aim the light low.
How do I spot a fake HJG light?
Compare the spec sheet rather than the name, because the same housings are sold as HJG, HGJ, LIU HJG and Motoled at very different prices. Ask for photos of the box and printing, check that the voltage range, wattage and base type are stated, prefer a solid finned metal base, and buy from a seller who accepts returns.
Shop HJG and LED Lights at Bike Markaz
Order the LIU HJG M6 Plus LED headlight bulb, compare it with the REGO Racing M4 and Supreme Pro bulbs, or browse the full lights and indicators shelf. We deliver nationwide by courier with cash on delivery.
Not sure which base your bike takes? Message us a photo of your old bulb and your bike model, and we will check it before we dispatch.
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