Honda Bikes Price in Pakistan 2026: CD 70, Pridor, CG 125, CB 125F, CG 150, CB 150F (Full Atlas Honda List)

Last updated: 2 November 2026

Quick answer: On 2 November 2026, Atlas Honda's own website lists nine petrol motorcycles. The cheapest is the Honda CD 70 at Rs 159,900 and the dearest is the Honda CB 150F at Rs 499,900 to Rs 503,900, depending on colour. In between: CD 70 Dream Rs 170,900, Pridor Rs 211,900, CG 125 Rs 238,500, CG 125S (self start) Rs 286,900, CG 125S Gold Rs 296,900, CB 125F Rs 396,900 and CG 150 Rs 449,900 to Rs 459,900. The electric ICON e: is listed separately at Rs 419,900. These are ex-factory prices; registration and dealer charges come on top.

This is the Honda-wide page: one table, a short note on every model, the price history, and which Honda fits which buyer. Each model links down to its own guide and its spec page, where the detail lives.

Every price below was read on atlashonda.com.pk on 2 November 2026 and cross-checked against PakWheels' Honda price list the same day. Bike Markaz does not sell motorcycles; we sell Honda oil, genuine parts, helmets and accessories, and we say where those fit below.

Key takeaways

• Honda bike price in Pakistan (Nov 2026): Rs 159,900 (CD 70) to Rs 503,900 (CB 150F Blue/Silver). Prices have not changed since the 1 July 2025 increase.
• Colour matters on two models only: the CG 150 is Rs 10,000 cheaper in Red, and the CB 150F is Rs 4,000 dearer in Blue or Silver.
• The big jumps: CD 70 to Pridor is Rs 52,000, CG 125 to CG 125S is Rs 48,400, and CG 125S to CB 125F is Rs 110,000.
• Instalments: Bank Alfalah credit card plans have covered the CD 70, CG 125 range, CG 150 and ICON e:, with processing fees on top. Terms are time-limited; confirm with the bank.
• There is no new "Honda Deluxe 150". The Deluxe was a 124cc CG 125 variant and is sold only used now.

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Honda Bike Price in Pakistan: The Full List Today

Atlas Honda builds Honda motorcycles in Pakistan and publishes one price per colour on its website. This is the complete Atlas Honda price list as it stood on 2 November 2026.

Model	Engine	Start / gears	Colours	Ex-factory price
Honda CD 70	72cc	Kick / 4	Black, Red, Blue	Rs 159,900
Honda CD 70 Dream	72cc	Kick / 4	Black, Red, Silver	Rs 170,900
Honda Pridor	97cc	Kick / 4	Black, Red, Blue	Rs 211,900
Honda CG 125	124cc	Kick / 4	Blue, Black, Red	Rs 238,500
Honda CG 125S (Self Start)	124cc	Self + kick / 5	Black, Red	Rs 286,900
Honda CG 125S Gold	124cc	Self + kick / 5	Black, Red	Rs 296,900
Honda CB 125F	124cc	Self + kick / 5	Black, Red, Blue	Rs 396,900
Honda CG 150	149cc	Self + kick / 5	Red; Green, Black	Rs 449,900 (Red); Rs 459,900 (Green, Black)
Honda CB 150F	149cc	Self + kick / 5	Black, Red; Blue, Silver	Rs 499,900 (Black, Red); Rs 503,900 (Blue, Silver)
Honda ICON e: (electric)	48V battery	Electric	Red, Black, White	Rs 419,900

Source: Atlas Honda motorcycles and ICON e: pages, checked 2 November 2026. Engine and gearbox details from Atlas Honda's model pages as recorded on our bike pages. Ex-factory; registration, number plates, token tax and any dealer charges are extra.

PakWheels agrees. PakWheels' Honda page lists the same figures on the same day (it shows the CB 150F at its top price of Rs 503,900 and the CG 150 at Rs 459,900). One older PakWheels article printed the CG 125 at Rs 238,900 after the July 2025 increase; Atlas Honda's own figure has always been Rs 238,500, and that is the one to go by.

How to read the Honda bikes price list. Every Honda here is assembled locally, so there is one national ex-factory price. What changes between cities is the on-road cost: registration fees and token tax depend on your province, and some dealers add their own charges or ask for "own money" when a colour is in short supply. Ask the dealer for a written breakdown before you pay, and compare it with the ex-factory figure above.

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70cc and 100cc: CD 70, CD 70 Dream, Pridor

These three share the same simple recipe: kick start, four gears with no clutch lever, drum brakes and a carburettor. They are the cheapest Honda bikes in Pakistan to buy and to keep running.

Honda CD 70: Rs 159,900

The CD 70 is the cheapest Honda and the most common bike on Pakistani roads. It has a 72cc engine, an 8.5-litre tank and comes in Black, Red and Blue (Blue was added with the 2027 model in August 2026, at the same price). It is the bike to buy for a daily city commute, a first bike, or a delivery job where fuel and parts cost matter more than speed. Resale is the strongest of any 70cc bike because every mechanic and parts seller in the country knows it.

For mileage, running costs, parts prices and the used-bike checklist, read our Honda CD 70 owner's guide. Specs and the current price sit on the Honda CD 70 price in Pakistan page. If you are weighing a Chinese 70 against it, see CD 70 vs Road Prince RP 70.

Honda CD 70 Dream: Rs 170,900

The Dream is the same 72cc engine and gearbox in a restyled body, for Rs 11,000 more. Colours are Black, Red and Silver. Buy it if you like the look and want a 70 that stands apart from the crowd; there is no mechanical reason to pay the difference. Our CD 70 vs CD 70 Dream comparison lists what actually differs, and the CD 70 Dream page has the specs.

Honda Pridor: Rs 211,900

The Pridor is Honda's only 100cc bike: a 97cc engine, a 9.7-litre tank and a longer, roomier body than the CD 70. It suits a rider who carries a pillion every day or covers longer distances and wants a calmer bike than a 70, without paying CG 125 money. Colours are Black, Red and Blue; Atlas Honda refreshed its graphics in March 2026 without changing the price. It costs Rs 52,000 more than a CD 70, which is the gap our Honda Pridor owner's guide and the CD 70 vs Pridor comparison try to justify (or not) for your use.

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125cc: CG 125, CG 125 Self Start, CB 125F

The 125 class is where Honda has the most choice, and where the price spread is widest: Rs 238,500 to Rs 396,900 for the same 124cc capacity.

Honda CG 125: Rs 238,500

The kick-start CG 125 is the classic Pakistani 125: 124cc, four gears, drum brakes, a 9.2-litre tank, in Blue, Black and Red. It pulls a pillion and luggage far better than a 70, holds its value, and parts are cheap and everywhere. The 2027 model went on sale on 4 September 2026 with new stickers and colours only, and PakWheels reported the prices unchanged. Read the Honda CG 125 owner's guide for mileage, parts and used checks, or the Honda CG 125 spec page.

Honda CG 125S (Self Start): Rs 286,900

The CG 125S adds an electric starter and a fifth gear for Rs 48,400 more than the kick model. Colours are Black and Red. The fifth gear makes highway riding quieter and a little easier on fuel; the self start is the reason most buyers pay up. The Honda 125 self start price page has the specs, and CG 125 vs CG 125 Self Start sets the two side by side. A self-start bike also needs a healthy battery and starter relay; our motorcycle battery price guide covers the battery size.

Honda CG 125S Gold: Rs 296,900

The Gold is the CG 125S with gold-finish detailing, in Black or Red, for Rs 10,000 more. Mechanically it is the same bike. It is a looks choice; if the Rs 10,000 matters, buy the standard CG 125S.

Honda CB 125F: Rs 396,900

The CB 125F is a modern 124cc commuter with a front disc brake, self start, five gears and a 12.3-litre tank, in Black, Red and Blue. It costs Rs 110,000 more than a CG 125S, which puts it close to 150cc money. It suits a rider who wants a more modern, comfortable 125 with better brakes and a bigger tank for long runs, and who does not mind smaller resale demand than the CG. See the Honda CB 125F spec page and the CG 125 vs CB 125F comparison.

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150cc: CG 150, CB 150F and the Old Deluxe 150

Honda has two 150s in Pakistan, both with the same 149cc engine family, self start, five gears and a front disc.

Honda CG 150: Rs 449,900 to Rs 459,900

Atlas Honda launched the CG 150 on 28 July 2025 at Rs 459,900 (Profit report). It keeps the CG's upright, classic look but adds a front disc with a combined braking system, 8.75 kW (11.9 PS), and an 11.4-litre tank. On 2 November 2026 the Red CG 150 is Rs 449,900 and the Green and Black are Rs 459,900, so pick Red if you want the cheapest Honda 150. Our Honda CG 150 buyer's guide compares it with the CB 150F and Suzuki GS 150, and the CG 150 engine oil guide covers its 10W-30 oil.

Honda CB 150F: Rs 499,900 to Rs 503,900

The CB 150F is Honda's sportiest bike in Pakistan, with a 13-litre tank, front disc, self start and five gears. Black and Red cost Rs 499,900; Blue and Silver cost Rs 503,900. PakWheels calls the dearer colours the "Special Edition". It is the Honda for a rider who wants styling and highway comfort and will pay about Rs 40,000 to 54,000 over a CG 150 for it. Our Honda CB 150F buyer's guide covers the colour split and running costs, and CG 150 vs CB 150F compares the two 150s.

Honda Deluxe 150 price in Pakistan: is there one?

No. Atlas Honda does not list any "Deluxe 150" on 2 November 2026. The Honda Deluxe sold in Pakistan was the CG 125 Deluxe, a 124cc bike, and PakWheels now files it under discontinued models, with used prices averaging about Rs 162,500 (CG 125 Deluxe) and Rs 207,000 (the separate "Honda Deluxe" listing) on 2 November 2026. Those are averages of private ads, not dealer prices, and vary a lot with year and condition. If you want a new Honda 150, the choice is the CG 150 or the CB 150F above.

The ICON e: electric: Rs 419,900

Atlas Honda also lists the ICON e: under its EV menu at Rs 419,900, in Red, Black and White. Its page gives a 48V, 30.6Ah battery and a range of 53 km in standard mode and 65 km in Econ mode. That range suits short city trips with charging at home, not intercity riding. We have no spec page for it yet.

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Honda Price History and When Atlas Honda Raises Prices

Honda prices in Pakistan move mostly with taxes, the rupee and the federal budget. The last confirmed change was on 1 July 2025, after the budget added a levy on top of sales tax (Profit, 3 July 2025). PakWheels listed the old and new prices:

Model	Before 1 July 2025	From 1 July 2025	Increase
CD 70	Rs 157,900	Rs 159,900	Rs 2,000
CD 70 Dream	Rs 168,900	Rs 170,900	Rs 2,000
Pridor	Rs 208,900	Rs 211,900	Rs 3,000
CG 125	Rs 234,900	Rs 238,500*	Rs 3,600
CG 125S	Rs 282,900	Rs 286,900	Rs 4,000
CG 125S Gold	Rs 292,900	Rs 296,900	Rs 4,000
CB 125F	Rs 390,900	Rs 396,900	Rs 6,000
CB 150F	Rs 493,900	Rs 499,900	Rs 6,000
CB 150F Special Edition	Rs 497,900	Rs 503,900	Rs 6,000

*PakWheels printed Rs 238,900; Atlas Honda's website shows Rs 238,500, which we use.

What has happened since.

• 28 July 2025: CG 150 launched at Rs 459,900. The Red version is now listed Rs 10,000 lower.
• February 2026: a list showing cuts from 1 March 2026 (for example CD 70 Rs 151,900, CG 125 Rs 226,500, CB 150F Rs 434,900) went round social media and some news sites. TechJuice reported that Atlas Honda had not confirmed it, and the official website never showed those prices. Treat any similar viral list with caution until it appears on atlashonda.com.pk.
• March 2026: new Pridor graphics, price unchanged.
• August and September 2026: the 2027-model CD 70 and CG 125 range launched at unchanged prices.

When do prices usually change? In recent years the changes have come around the federal budget (prices effective 1 July) and at times of sharp rupee movement. Model-year launches in August and September have not changed prices in 2026. Nobody outside Atlas Honda knows the next date, so if you are ready to buy, a rumour of a cut is not a good reason to wait, and a rumour of a rise is not a reason to pay a dealer premium.

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Honda Motorcycle Installment Plan Options (What Is Sourced)

Atlas Honda itself sells for cash through its dealers; instalments come from banks. These are the plans we could find in published reports. All are time-limited, so check the current terms with the bank before you apply.

• Bank Alfalah, CG 125 range: TechJuice reported 0% markup plans on Bank Alfalah credit cards for the CG 125, CG 125S and CG 125S Gold over 3 to 36 months, with a 10% advance at booking, delivery within 90 days, and processing fees and FED possibly added. Its table showed, for example, the CG 125 at Rs 24,529 a month over 12 months and Rs 11,329 over 36 months. The article is undated (about a year old), so treat the figures as an example.
• Bank Alfalah, CD 70, CG 125 and CG 150: PakWheels reported on 12 December 2025 a 0% markup offer for Bank Alfalah credit card holders, with monthly payments of Rs 26,650 (CD 70), Rs 39,750 (CG 125) and Rs 76,650 (CG 150). Those amounts are the full price split over six payments; processing fees are added to the total.
• Bank Alfalah, ICON e:: ProPakistani reported on 1 September 2025 0% markup over 3 or 6 months (with 5% and 8% processing fees) and 2.5% markup over 12 to 36 months, for credit card holders only.

What to check before you sign: the processing fee as a rupee amount, whether the plan needs a credit card with enough limit for the whole bike, the delivery date, and whether the bank or the dealer handles registration. A "0% markup" plan with an 8% processing fee is not free money.

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Which Honda to Buy by Budget

Budget (ex-factory)	Honda to buy	Who it suits
About Rs 1.6 lakh	CD 70	Daily city commute, first bike, lowest running cost and best resale
About Rs 1.7 lakh	CD 70 Dream	Same as the CD 70, if you prefer its styling
About Rs 2.1 lakh	Pridor	Daily pillion, longer commutes, a roomier 100cc
About Rs 2.4 lakh	CG 125	Heavier loads, family riding, intercity trips, strong resale
About Rs 2.9 lakh	CG 125S or Gold	Riders who want self start and a fifth gear
About Rs 4 lakh	CB 125F	A modern 125 with a front disc and a big tank
About Rs 4.5 lakh	CG 150	More power and a disc, in the classic CG shape
About Rs 5 lakh	CB 150F	Sportier styling and highway comfort

Three honest rules of thumb.

1. If you only ride in the city, alone, buy the CD 70. Nothing else in the Honda range is cheaper to own, and the extra money for a Dream or Pridor buys comfort, not reliability.
2. If you carry a pillion or luggage every day, go to 125cc. The CG 125 is the safe pick; the self start is worth it if you start the bike many times a day.
3. Above Rs 3 lakh, compare outside Honda too. The CB 125F costs more than some 150s. Our bike buying guide for Pakistan lists every brand by budget, and the Suzuki GS 150 buyer's guide covers the main rival to the CG 150.

New or used? A used CD 70 or CG 125 in good condition is a sensible way to save money, because these bikes are simple and parts are cheap. Check the engine and chassis numbers against the registration book, look for oil leaks and smoke, and ride it before paying. Our model guides each have a used-bike checklist.

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Honda Helmet, Oil and Genuine Parts

The bike price is the start. Here is what a new Honda owner usually buys in the first months, with our own prices where we stock the item (prices from our catalogue on 2 November 2026).

Engine oil. The CD 70, Pridor and CG 125 use 20W-40 JASO MA motorcycle oil; the CG 150 and CB 150F use 10W-30 API SL, JASO MA2, 1.0 litre per change. We sell Atlas Honda Engine Oil 20W40 750ml at Rs 870 and Atlas Honda Genuine 10W30 1L at Rs 1,380. Never put car oil in a bike with a wet clutch. The bike engine oil price guide compares other brands, and our full engine oil shelf is here.

Genuine parts. For the CD 70 we stock the Atlas Honda genuine air cleaner element (Rs 160) and the Atlas Honda genuine chain sprocket kit (Rs 2,180). For the CG 125 there is the self-start relay (Rs 950) and the Atlas Honda genuine cylinder kit (Rs 5,500). For the 150s, CB 150F disc brake pads are Rs 1,000. Browse the rest on our spare parts shelf, and read the bike spare parts guide on genuine vs local parts.

Mirrors. New bikes lose mirrors early. We sell a side mirror set for the CD 70 and CG 125 at Rs 750 and a side mirror set for the CG 150 and CB 150F at Rs 2,000.

Helmet. Atlas Honda does not make helmets; the "Honda helmets" sold at dealers are made by others. Our Honda helmet price guide explains what is on sale, and the best helmet for the Honda CD 70 covers rider and pillion picks. You can browse every helmet we sell.

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How We Researched This Guide

• Prices: read on Atlas Honda's motorcycles page and ICON e: page on 2 November 2026, one price per colour, and cross-checked against PakWheels' Honda page the same day.
• Price history: PakWheels' July 2025 price-change post and Profit's report on the budget levy; the March 2026 cut list from TechJuice's report, which says Atlas Honda did not confirm it.
• Instalments: only the plans named above, from TechJuice, PakWheels and ProPakistani, with their dates. We did not contact any bank.
• Specs: Atlas Honda's model pages as recorded on our bike pages.
• What we did not do: we did not ride or test these bikes for this page, and we did not survey dealers for on-road charges, which vary by province and dealer.

Prices change without notice; confirm the final on-road price with an authorised Atlas Honda dealer.

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FAQs: Honda Bike Price in Pakistan

What is the Honda bike price in Pakistan in 2026?

On 2 November 2026 Atlas Honda lists the CD 70 at Rs 159,900, CD 70 Dream Rs 170,900, Pridor Rs 211,900, CG 125 Rs 238,500, CG 125S Rs 286,900, CG 125S Gold Rs 296,900, CB 125F Rs 396,900, CG 150 Rs 449,900 to Rs 459,900 and CB 150F Rs 499,900 to Rs 503,900. Registration and dealer charges are extra.

Which is the cheapest Honda bike in Pakistan?

The Honda CD 70 at Rs 159,900 ex-factory, in Black, Red or Blue. The CD 70 Dream, with the same engine and a different body, costs Rs 170,900.

What is the Honda 150 price in Pakistan?

Honda sells two 150s. The CG 150 costs Rs 449,900 in Red and Rs 459,900 in Green or Black, and the CB 150F costs Rs 499,900 in Black or Red and Rs 503,900 in Blue or Silver, on Atlas Honda's website on 2 November 2026.

What is the Honda Deluxe 150 price in Pakistan?

There is no new Honda Deluxe 150. The Honda Deluxe was a 124cc CG 125 variant and is now discontinued; PakWheels' used listings averaged about Rs 162,500 for the CG 125 Deluxe on 2 November 2026. For a new Honda 150, the options are the CG 150 and CB 150F.

Why does the CG 150 or CB 150F cost more in some colours?

Atlas Honda prices some colours separately. The Red CG 150 is Rs 10,000 cheaper than the Green and Black, and the Blue and Silver CB 150F, which PakWheels calls the Special Edition, are Rs 4,000 dearer than Black and Red.

When did Atlas Honda last change its prices?

The last confirmed change was on 1 July 2025, when prices rose by Rs 2,000 to Rs 6,000 after a new budget levy. A list of price cuts from March 2026 circulated online but was not confirmed by Atlas Honda and never appeared on its website.

Can I buy a Honda bike on instalments?

Yes, through banks. Bank Alfalah credit card plans have offered 0% markup on the CD 70, CG 125 range, CG 150 and ICON e: for limited periods, with processing fees added. Terms change often, so confirm the current plan with the bank.

What is the Honda ICON e: price in Pakistan?

Atlas Honda lists the electric ICON e: at Rs 419,900 in Red, Black and White, with a quoted range of 53 km in standard mode and 65 km in Econ mode.

Is the on-road price higher than the Honda price list?

Yes. Atlas Honda's prices are ex-factory. Registration, number plates and token tax are paid on top, and they vary by province, so ask your dealer for a written on-road total.

Does Bike Markaz sell Honda bikes?

No. Bike Markaz does not sell motorcycles. We sell Atlas Honda engine oil, genuine Honda parts, helmets and accessories, with cash on delivery across Pakistan.

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Oil, Parts and Helmets for Your Honda at Bike Markaz

We do not sell bikes, but once you have your Honda we can deliver the Atlas Honda genuine 10W-30 oil, genuine parts from our spare parts shelf, a helmet and accessories, with nationwide courier delivery and cash on delivery. Not sure a part fits your model? Contact us with your bike and year.

Related guides:

• Honda CD 70 Owner's Guide 2026: Mileage, Parts & Costs
• Honda Pridor Owner's Guide 2026: Mileage & vs CD 70
• Honda CG 125 Owner's Guide 2026: Mileage, Parts & Costs
• Honda CG 150 Buyer's Guide 2026: vs CB 150F & GS 150
• Honda CB 150F Buyer's Guide 2026: Mileage & vs CG 150
• Bike Buying Guide Pakistan 2026: Best Bike by Budget