Honda CB 150F Price in Pakistan 2026: Specs, Mileage and vs CG 150

Last updated: 11 October 2026

The Honda CB 150F price in Pakistan is Rs 499,900 for the Red and Black colours and Rs 503,900 for the Blue and Silver colours on Atlas Honda's official online store, checked on 8 October 2026. The CB150F model page on the same site shows a single headline price of Rs 503,900, and PakWheels and gari.pk both list Rs 503,900 too, so the figure you will see quoted most often is the higher one. Either way, this is Honda's most expensive motorcycle in Pakistan: a 149.2cc SOHC single with a balancer shaft, a 5-speed gearbox, self-start, a front disc, alloy wheels, a 13-litre tank and, since the June 2025 refresh, an LED headlight. Those prices are ex-factory; registration, number plate and dealer charges come on top, so confirm the on-road total with an authorised Atlas Honda dealer before you pay.

Key takeaways

• Honda CB 150F price (8 October 2026): Rs 499,900 (Red, Black) and Rs 503,900 (Blue, Silver) on the official Atlas Honda store; Rs 503,900 headline price on the CB150F model page.
• Last change: Rs 6,000 increase on 1 July 2025, when the government added a carbon levy on imported motorcycle engines. No change since, as far as the official store shows.
• CB 150F vs CG 150: the CG 150 is Rs 40,000 to Rs 54,000 cheaper (Rs 449,900 to Rs 459,900) and shares the same engine dimensions. The Suzuki GS 150 is Rs 399,900.
• Fuel average: Atlas Honda publishes none. PakWheels and gari.pk both list about 35 km/l, roughly Rs 11,200 of petrol per 1,000 km at September 2026 fuel prices.
• Running costs: 10W-30 JASO MA2 oil, 1 litre per change, every 4,000 km after the first change at 1,000 km. Body parts are the pricey bit: a genuine complete meter is around Rs 21,000 at Honda parts dealers.
• Used prices (listings seen 8 October 2026): about Rs 245,000 for a high-mileage 2017 bike to Rs 480,000 or more for a nearly new 2026 one.

Disclaimer: Every bike price in this guide was read from the source linked beside it on 8 October 2026 and can change without notice. Atlas Honda revises prices with the budget, the rupee and model-year launches. Specifications are from Atlas Honda's own CB150F page unless marked otherwise; where a figure is not published by the manufacturer, we say so and name who published it.

Honda CB 150F Price in Pakistan Today (October 2026)

Here is the honda cb150f price exactly as the official Atlas Honda store listed it, colour by colour, on 8 October 2026:

Model / colour	Listed price	Source
Honda CB150F Red	Rs 499,900	Atlas Honda store
Honda CB150F Black	Rs 499,900	Atlas Honda store
Honda CB150F Blue	Rs 503,900	Atlas Honda store
Honda CB150F Silver	Rs 503,900	Atlas Honda store
Honda CB150F (model page headline price)	Rs 503,900	Atlas Honda CB150F page

Ex-factory prices, checked 8 October 2026. Registration, number plate, token tax and dealer delivery charges are extra and vary by province.

Cross-check: on the same day, PakWheels and gari.pk both showed a single price of Rs 503,900 with no colour split. Neither mentions that the Red and Black bikes are Rs 4,000 cheaper, a split that has existed since at least August 2023. If a dealer quotes Rs 503,900 for a red bike, ask why.

"CB 150F SE" in price lists: older reports and bank pages mention a "Special Edition". On the official store there is no separate SE model, only four colours at two prices; the Blue and Silver bikes at Rs 503,900 are what those lists mean by SE. Same engine, frame and equipment; the Rs 4,000 buys paint and wheel colour.

What "ex-factory" leaves out: registration and number plate, first-year token tax, and any dealer delivery or "own money" charge for a scarce colour. If a quote is far above the official price, ask what each extra rupee is for. Budget for a proper helmet too; our helmet price guide covers sizes and certifications.

Honda CB 150F Specs and Fuel Average

These cb 150f specs come from the Atlas Honda CB150F page as it read on 8 October 2026, with the gaps Atlas Honda leaves filled from named third-party sources.

Specification	Honda CB 150F	Source
Engine	4-stroke, single cylinder, SOHC, air-cooled, with balancer	Atlas Honda
Displacement	149.2 cc	Atlas Honda
Bore × stroke	57.3 × 57.8 mm	Atlas Honda
Compression ratio	9.1:1	Atlas Honda
Maximum power	Not published by Atlas Honda; PakWheels lists 11.5 hp @ 10,500 rpm, gari.pk lists 17.5 hp @ 10,500 rpm (they disagree, so treat both as unverified)	PakWheels, gari.pk
Maximum torque	Not published by Atlas Honda; both listing sites show 12.6 Nm @ 8,500 rpm (unverified)	PakWheels, gari.pk
Transmission	5-speed constant mesh	Atlas Honda
Starting	Self-start and kick-start	Atlas Honda
Final drive	Roller chain	Atlas Honda
Fuel tank	13.0 litres (reserve 1.4 litres)	Atlas Honda
Length × width × height	2,051 × 760 × 1,085 mm	Atlas Honda
Wheelbase	1,311 mm	Atlas Honda
Seat height	766 mm	Atlas Honda
Ground clearance	168 mm	Atlas Honda
Dry weight	124 kg	Atlas Honda
Front suspension	Telescopic fork, 107 mm travel	Atlas Honda
Rear suspension	Swing arm, 91 mm travel	Atlas Honda
Front tyre	80/100-18M/C (47P)	Atlas Honda
Rear tyre	90/90-18M/C (51P)	Atlas Honda
Brakes	Front disc, rear drum	PakWheels launch report, 2017 and ProPakistani, June 2025
Headlight	LED (since the June 2025 model)	ProPakistani, June 2025
Instruments	Fuel gauge, gear position indicator, trip meter (June 2025 model)	ProPakistani, June 2025
Warranty	6 months / 6,000 km (frame, body, electrics); engine 3 years / 20,000 km	Atlas Honda
Colours	Red, Black, Blue, Silver	Atlas Honda

The spec that matters most is the one Atlas Honda does not print. PakWheels says 11.5 hp, gari.pk says 17.5 hp. The CG 150, which shares the CB 150F's bore, stroke and compression ratio, is officially rated at 8.75 kW (11.9 PS) at 7,500 rpm, so 11 to 12 PS is the realistic expectation; a 17.5 hp 150cc commuter would be remarkable, and nothing from Atlas Honda supports it.

Honda CB 150F fuel average

Cb 150f fuel average: Atlas Honda publishes no km/l figure. PakWheels and gari.pk both list 35 km/l, the same figure PakWheels lists for the CG 150. We have not tested the bike, so treat it as a listed figure, not a promise.

In rupees: with petrol at Rs 391.30 per litre (the rate notified from 26 September 2026, as used in our Honda CG 150 price guide), 1,000 km at 35 km/l burns about 28.6 litres, roughly Rs 11,200; a 125 doing 45 km/l costs about Rs 8,700. At 1,500 km a month that is around Rs 3,700 a month more than a frugal 125.

Stop-go city traffic, a pillion on a bike that already weighs 124 kg dry, soft tyres, a dry chain and a dirty air filter all pull the number down; steady 60 to 70 km/h cruising in fifth gear with the oil changed on time pushes it up.

The 13-litre tank is the practical win. At 35 km/l, 13 litres is around 450 km between fills, and even the 1.4-litre reserve is good for roughly 45 km. That is more range than the CG 150 (11.4 litres) or the GS 150 (12 litres), and on a Motorway run it means one less stop.

Top speed: Atlas Honda publishes none; gari.pk lists 100 km/h. What matters more is the front disc, the long wheelbase and the balancer shaft that keeps the engine smooth at 80 to 90 km/h. It is a relaxed highway bike with a sporty look, not a sports bike.

CB 150F vs CG 150 vs Suzuki GS 150

This is the cb 150f vs cg 150 question, with the Suzuki GS 150 added because it is the budget 150 everyone cross-shops. Official figures are marked with the manufacturer; listing-site figures are marked (PW) for PakWheels and should be treated as indicative.

	Honda CB 150F	Honda CG 150	Suzuki GS 150
Price (8 Oct 2026)	Rs 499,900 (Red, Black); Rs 503,900 (Blue, Silver) (Atlas Honda)	Rs 459,900 (Green, Black); Rs 449,900 (Red) (Atlas Honda)	Rs 399,900 "starting from" (Pak Suzuki)
Engine	149.2cc SOHC with balancer, 5-speed (Atlas)	149.2cc SOHC with balancer, 5-speed (Atlas)	150cc OHC, 5-speed (Suzuki brochure)
Bore × stroke	57.3 × 57.8 mm (Atlas)	57.3 × 57.8 mm (Atlas)	57.0 × 56.8 mm (Suzuki brochure)
Power	Not published by Atlas	8.75 kW (11.9 PS) @ 7,500 rpm (Atlas)	Not published by Suzuki
Torque	Not published by Atlas	12.5 Nm @ 6,000 rpm (Atlas)	Not published by Suzuki
Fuel average	~35 km/l (PW)	~35 km/l (PW)	~45 km/l (PW)
Fuel tank	13.0 L, 1.4 L reserve (Atlas)	11.4 L, 2.1 L reserve (Atlas)	12 L (Suzuki brochure)
Dry weight	124 kg (Atlas)	Not published; 118 kg (PW)	116 kg (Suzuki brochure)
Wheelbase	1,311 mm (Atlas)	1,316 mm (Atlas)	1,270 mm (Suzuki brochure)
Ground clearance	168 mm (Atlas)	171 mm (Atlas)	155 mm (Suzuki brochure)
Front brake	Disc	Disc with combined braking (CBS)	Drum
Rear brake	Drum	Drum	Drum
Wheels	Alloy	Alloy	Spoke
Headlight	LED (2025 model)	LED per launch reports	35 W bulb (Suzuki brochure)

Full spec sheets and our scores for each bike are on our Honda CB 150F, Honda CG 150 and Suzuki GS 150 pages.

CB 150F or CG 150: the honest answer

The two Hondas share their engine dimensions, gearbox, starting system and rear tyre size. The extra Rs 40,000 to Rs 54,000 on the CB 150F buys styling (the sharp headlight cowl, sculpted tank and sportier tail), a 13-litre tank against 11.4 (roughly 55 km more range at 35 km/l), a wider 80/100-18 front tyre against the CG 150's 2.75-18, and a longer history: on sale from May 2017, so mechanics, body parts and used examples are everywhere, while the CG 150 only launched in July 2025.

The CG 150 gives you a published power figure (11.9 PS), combined braking where the rear pedal also applies some front brake, which matters on a wet road with a pillion, more ground clearance (171 mm against 168 mm), and Rs 40,000 to Rs 54,000 in your pocket, which buys a good full-face helmet, a jacket and a year of oil changes.

Our view: if you ride long highway distances, want the biggest tank and like the look, the CB 150F is worth its price. If you are buying with your head, the CG 150 does almost the same job for less and brakes better. Read our full Honda CG 150 price guide before you decide, and test-ride both at the dealer on the same day.

CB 150F vs Suzuki GS 150

The GS 150 is Rs 100,000 to Rs 104,000 cheaper than the CB 150F. For that saving you give up the front disc, the alloy wheels, the LED headlight, the balancer shaft and Honda's dealer network, and you get an older but very well understood engine that pulls strongly with a pillion and, on PakWheels' figures, goes further per litre. If braking and refinement matter to you, the Honda is the better bike; if your budget stops at four lakh, the Suzuki is the sensible one. Our separate guides to the Suzuki GS 150 price in Pakistan, the Suzuki GR 150 price in Pakistan and the overall Suzuki 150 price in Pakistan let you compare every 150 in one place.

The Yamaha YBR 125G used to sit in this price bracket, but Yamaha Motor Pakistan stopped making motorcycles in September 2025; our Yamaha YBR 125G price guide covers its last official price and used values.

Honda CB 150F Price History (2017 to 2026)

The cb 150f price history is the clearest picture you will get of what the rupee has done to motorcycle prices in Pakistan. Every row below is from a dated report we read on 8 October 2026; we have left out years where we could not find a source we trust.

Date	Event	CB 150F price	Source
3 May 2017	Launched in Pakistan	Rs 159,000	PakWheels, 11 May 2017
1 Nov 2019	Increase of Rs 5,000 (second rise in two months)	Rs 209,500 → Rs 214,500	ProPakistani, 30 Oct 2019
30 June 2021	Cosmetic refresh (new colours, coloured wheels)	Rs 255,500	ProPakistani, 30 June 2021
1 Feb 2023	Increase of Rs 30,000	Rs 353,900 → Rs 383,900 (SE: Rs 357,900 → Rs 387,900)	ProPakistani, 31 Jan 2023
4 Mar 2023	Price list with 18% sales tax	Rs 443,900 (Red, Black); Rs 447,900 (Silver)	Geo News, 4 Mar 2023
5 Aug 2023	Increase of Rs 20,000	Rs 493,900 (Red, Black); Rs 497,900 (Blue, Grey)	PkRevenue
Oct 2024	Price reported unchanged	Rs 493,900	Pakistan Observer
12 June 2025	2025 model: LED headlight, fuel gauge, gear indicator, shutter lock	Rs 497,900 (reported as a single price)	ProPakistani, 12 June 2025
1 July 2025	Increase of Rs 6,000 (1% carbon levy on imported engines)	Rs 493,900 → Rs 499,900; SE Rs 497,900 → Rs 503,900	PakWheels, 1 July 2025
8 Oct 2026	Current official price	Rs 499,900 (Red, Black); Rs 503,900 (Blue, Silver)	Atlas Honda store

Reading the table:

• From Rs 159,000 to Rs 499,900 in eight years is a rise of about 214 percent, and almost none of it is the bike changing: the 2017 launch bike already had the disc brake, alloy wheels, 13-litre tank, digital meter and 124 kg weight. It is the rupee, sales tax and levies.
• 2023 was the brutal year: Rs 353,900 in January to Rs 493,900 by August, Rs 140,000 in seven months, as the rupee fell and sales tax rose to 18 percent.
• A small disagreement in mid-2025: ProPakistani's 2025-model report gave Rs 497,900, while PakWheels' July report gave Rs 493,900 as the old standard price and Rs 497,900 as the old SE price. ProPakistani most likely quoted the Blue/Silver price for all colours; we flag it rather than guess.
• Since July 2025 the price has not moved on the official store: 15 months of stability, which is unusual for this bike.

Will it go up again? Nobody outside Atlas Honda knows, but increases have followed the budget, the rupee and model-year launches, so the risk is on the upside.

Honda CB 150F Spare Parts Prices (Headlight, Meter, Mirrors)

Engine service items are cheap and easy to find, because the same engine has been built in Pakistan for nine years and now also goes into the CG 150. The expensive parts are the ones that make the bike look like a CB 150F: the headlight, the meter, the tank and the side covers. Here are the cb150f spare parts price figures we can stand behind, because three of them are our own.

Part	Bike Markaz price	What a genuine Honda part costs	Notes
Headlight Assembly for Honda CB150F	Rs 5,000	Genuine unit listed at Rs 10,200 by Honda Zone and MotoParts Pakistan and Rs 13,000 by Imtiaz Autos (checked 6 October 2026)	Aftermarket complete unit, halogen-bulb type; confirm fitment if yours is the 2025 LED model
Speedometer Meter Case for Honda CB150F and CG150	Rs 4,000	Complete genuine meter around Rs 21,000 at Honda parts dealers	Case only; your mechanic moves the dials and wiring across. Fits the CG150 too
Side Mirror Set for Honda CG150 and CB150F	Rs 1,000	Atlas Honda lists separate genuine sets for each bike; not re-checked this month	Pair, left and right; thread size not yet confirmed, so send a photo of your mount first (side mirror price guide)

Bike Markaz prices checked 8 October 2026 and can change. Genuine-part prices are from the dealer listings named, on the dates given.

When the aftermarket headlight makes sense: the usual reason a CB 150F beam goes dim is a cracked, yellowed or water-logged lens, not the bulb. On a pre-2025 halogen model, a Rs 5,000 complete assembly fixes that for half the genuine price. The 2025 LED model uses a different unit, so message us with a photo first; we would rather lose a sale than send a part that does not fit.

The meter case trick: sun and heat craze the twin-pod meter's lenses long before the gauges fail. A full genuine meter is around Rs 21,000; our case at Rs 4,000 replaces the housing and lenses only, and a mechanic transfers your working dials and wiring. It is the biggest saving on this bike's parts list.

Other common parts (brake pads, chain kits, batteries) are in our bike spare parts price list. We now sell disc brake pads for the Honda CB150F at Rs 1,000 a pair (send us a photo of your old pads first and we check the shape). We do not currently stock a CB150F air filter or chain kit; ask your Atlas Honda dealer or message us and we will say honestly whether we can get them.

Before buying any body part for this bike: the headlight shape, tank graphics and side covers changed with the 2021 and 2025 refreshes, so send a photo of the old part and your registration year with every enquiry. Aftermarket is fine for lenses, mirrors and covers; for brake parts, bearings and fork internals, stay genuine. During the 3-year engine warranty, Atlas Honda requires genuine parts and dealer servicing for engine work.

Honda CB 150F Engine Oil and Service Cost

Grade: Atlas Honda's published oil specification for its 150cc engine, printed in the CG150 Operation Guide and Specifications PDF, is SAE 10W-30, API SL, JASO MA2, with 1.0 litre per oil change, the first change at 1,000 km and then every 4,000 km. The CB 150F shares that engine's bore, stroke and compression, and Honda dealers sell the same genuine 10W-30 for the CB 150F and the CG 125 Self. We have not found a CB 150F owner's manual on Atlas Honda's website, so the CB 150F figure rests on the shared engine and dealer listings rather than a CB 150F document. Our Honda CG 150 engine oil guide goes through the grade, why JASO MA2 matters for a wet clutch, and a step-by-step oil change; everything in it applies to the CB 150F.

What an oil change costs in October 2026:

Oil	Our price (1 L)	When to use it
Atlas Honda Genuine 10W30 1L	Rs 1,380	During the warranty; the bottle Atlas Honda specifies
Shell Advance AX7 10W30 1L	Rs 1,600	JASO MA2 alternative in the same grade, after the warranty
Suzuki Ecstar R5000 10W40 1L	Rs 1,850	Only if your manual lists 10W-40; it is not the listed grade for this engine

At 1 litre every 4,000 km, oil costs roughly Rs 345 per 1,000 km on the genuine bottle, a rounding error next to Rs 11,200 in petrol, so there is no excuse for stretching the interval. Atlas Honda's 150cc warranty terms list three free services at 1,000, 4,000 and 8,000 km (labour free, oil paid by you); keep the book stamped, because the 3-year, 20,000 km engine warranty depends on genuine oil and authorised servicing.

A realistic first-year budget for 12,000 km of solo city riding: about Rs 134,000 in petrol (35 km/l at Rs 391.30 per litre), Rs 4,140 in oil (three changes at Rs 1,380), plus air filter, spark plug, chain lube and front brake pads on the manual's schedule. Petrol dominates; everything else combined is less than a month of fuel.

Is the Honda CB 150F Worth It in 2026?

At Rs 499,900 to Rs 503,900 the CB 150F costs more than twice a Honda CG 125. Here is how we would decide.

Buy the CB 150F if you ride long intercity distances and will use the 13-litre tank and smooth balancer engine every week, you carry a pillion on the highway and want a front disc, you want Honda's dealer network behind a sporty-looking bike, and the styling matters to you. There is nothing wrong with that; just be honest that it is what the extra Rs 40,000 over a CG 150 buys.

Buy a CG 150 instead if you want the same engine and a front disc for Rs 40,000 to Rs 54,000 less, combined braking and extra ground clearance matter more than a sharp headlight cowl, and you are happy with the retro look.

Buy a Suzuki GS 150 instead if your budget tops out around four lakh, you need 150cc torque for loads or a pillion, and you can live with drum brakes and spoke wheels.

Buy a used CB 150F instead if you want this exact bike but Rs 5 lakh is too much: the used market is large (PakWheels showed 412 listings on 8 October 2026) and a two- or three-year-old bike with a clean file is typically Rs 100,000 or more below new.

Our verdict: the CB 150F is a good motorcycle that is priced at the top of its class because it is Honda's flagship, not because it out-performs the CG 150. It is worth it if the range and the look are what you want. If you are purely after the most bike per rupee, the CG 150 is the better buy in 2026, and the CB 150F is the one to buy used.

Used Honda CB 150F Prices in Pakistan (October 2026)

We looked at the used listings on PakWheels and OLX on 8 October 2026. These are asking prices, not sale prices; expect to negotiate.

PakWheels used CB 150F listings (412 listings, overall range quoted Rs 2.1 lakh to Rs 6.6 lakh, most in Lahore, Karachi and Rawalpindi):

Model year	Mileage	City	Asking price
2017	45,000 km	Lahore	Rs 245,000
2018	29,000 km	Lahore	Rs 305,000
2022	30,000 km	Rawalpindi	Rs 370,000
2022	20,690 km	Karachi	Rs 390,000
2023	9,500 km	Lahore	Rs 380,000
2024	5,700 km	Islamabad	Rs 420,000
2024	5,500 km	Lahore	Rs 425,000
2024	2,900 km	Karachi	Rs 470,000
2025	2,310 km	Rawalpindi	Rs 464,000
2026	5,000 km	Islamabad	Rs 475,000
2026	200 km	Lahore	Rs 480,000
2026	3,000 km	Islamabad	Rs 565,000

OLX listings in Rawalpindi and Islamabad (OLX search): a 2018 bike with a tail box and crash guard at Rs 3.50 lakh, a 2021 bike at Rs 3.70 lakh, a 2023 bike with 11,500 km at Rs 4.65 lakh, a 2025 bike at Rs 4.45 lakh and a 2026 bike with 5,000 km and paint protection film at Rs 4.50 lakh.

What the listings tell you: rough bands are Rs 2.5 to 3.5 lakh for 2017 to 2018, Rs 3.7 to 4.65 lakh for 2021 to 2023, and Rs 4.2 to 4.8 lakh for 2024 to 2026 from a sensible seller; anything above the new price (the Rs 5.65 lakh 2026 listing) is a seller hoping for "own money" on a scarce colour or pricing in accessories, so do not pay it. Islamabad and Rawalpindi asking prices run higher than Lahore and Karachi for the same year. The first owner takes the biggest hit, Rs 40,000 to Rs 80,000 in the first year, after which the curve flattens. And mileage matters less than paperwork: a 2023 bike at Rs 3.8 lakh with 9,500 km can beat a 2024 one at Rs 4.7 lakh with 2,900 km, if the file is clean.

Used CB 150F buying checklist

• Match the chassis and engine numbers with the registration book or smart card; look for fresh paint or re-punched digits.
• Verify the registration online with the provincial Excise service and check the owner's name against the seller's CNIC. Walk away if the file "will come later".
• Cold start, then all five gears under load with no jumping out of gear.
• Front disc: pad thickness, disc scoring, a pulsing lever (warped disc).
• Headlight and meter lenses: crazed or fogged lenses are common and cheap to fix with the parts above; use them to negotiate.
• Chain, forks and accident signs: hooked sprocket teeth, oil on the fork tubes, mismatched paint, scraped engine covers and footpeg ends.
• Model year vs looks: a 2019 bike with 2025 stickers is still a 2019 bike. Price it from the registration year.

Installment plans: in October 2024, Pakistan Observer reported Meezan Bank plans on the then Rs 493,900 price with a Rs 123,475 down payment and Rs 16,003 to Rs 30,870 a month over 12 to 36 months. Those figures are two years old; always ask for the total payable over the whole tenure.

Gear Worth Budgeting For

A CB 150F cruises at speeds where a half-face helmet and a T-shirt are not enough. A full-face helmet protects your chin and face; our best helmet for Honda CG 150 guide's sizing, certification and budget advice applies exactly to the CB 150F, and the range is under full-face helmets. Add gloves with knuckle protection, a mesh jacket with CE armour for the heat, and a lock from locks and security, because a five-lakh bike is a target. For crash guards, tail boxes and lights, our Honda CG 150 accessories and modification guide explains what is safe to fit under warranty and what gets you a challan; the same rules apply here.

How We Researched This

We compiled this guide on 8 October 2026 using WebSearch and WebFetch, from:

• Atlas Honda official pages: the motorcycles store category (colour-by-colour prices for every model) and the CB150F page (headline price, specifications, warranty).
• Cross-check listing sites: PakWheels CB 150F and gari.pk CB 150F, used for the price cross-check, the fuel average and the unverified power and torque figures.
• Price history: PakWheels, May 2017; ProPakistani, October 2019; ProPakistani, June 2021; ProPakistani, January 2023; Geo News, March 2023; PkRevenue, August 2023; Pakistan Observer, October 2024; ProPakistani, June 2025; PakWheels, July 2025.
• Rivals: Pak Suzuki GS 150 page and the brochure figures on our Suzuki GS 150 page; Atlas Honda CG150 page; PakWheels CG 150.
• Used prices: PakWheels used CB 150F listings and an OLX search, both read on 8 October 2026.
• Oil specification: Atlas Honda's CG150 Specifications and Operation Guide PDFs, as documented in our Honda CG 150 engine oil guide; fuel price Rs 391.30 per litre from 26 September 2026; Bike Markaz's own current product prices.

What we could not verify: Atlas Honda does not publish the CB 150F's power, torque, top speed or fuel average, and the two listing sites disagree on power (11.5 hp vs 17.5 hp). We found no CB 150F owner's manual online, so the oil grade and interval rest on the shared engine's CG150 documents and dealer listings. An April 2023 price report would not load, so it is not in the history table. Genuine headlight and mirror prices are from dealer listings on the earlier dates stated beside them.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Honda CB 150F price in Pakistan in 2026?

On 8 October 2026, Atlas Honda's official online store listed the Honda CB 150F at Rs 499,900 for the Red and Black colours and Rs 503,900 for the Blue and Silver colours. The CB150F model page, PakWheels and gari.pk all showed Rs 503,900. These are ex-factory prices; registration, token tax and dealer charges are extra.

When did the Honda CB 150F price last change?

The last confirmed change was a Rs 6,000 increase effective 1 July 2025, from Rs 493,900 to Rs 499,900 (and Rs 497,900 to Rs 503,900 for the Blue and Silver colours), which PakWheels attributed to a 1 percent carbon levy on imported motorcycle engines. The official store showed the same prices on 8 October 2026.

What is the fuel average of the Honda CB 150F?

Atlas Honda does not publish a fuel average. PakWheels and gari.pk both list about 35 km/l. At Rs 391.30 per litre, that is roughly Rs 11,200 of petrol per 1,000 km. Real-world mileage depends on traffic, pillion load, tyre pressure and maintenance.

What are the Honda CB 150F specs?

Atlas Honda lists a 149.2cc, 4-stroke, SOHC, air-cooled single-cylinder engine with a balancer, 57.3 x 57.8 mm bore and stroke, 9.1:1 compression, a 5-speed gearbox, self and kick start, a 13-litre tank with 1.4-litre reserve, 124 kg dry weight, 766 mm seat height, 168 mm ground clearance, 80/100-18 front and 90/90-18 rear tyres, and a 3-year or 20,000 km engine warranty. Power and torque are not published.

CB 150F or CG 150: which is better?

They share the same engine dimensions and 5-speed gearbox. The CB 150F costs Rs 40,000 to Rs 54,000 more and has sportier styling, a bigger 13-litre tank and a wider front tyre. The CG 150 has a published 11.9 PS power figure, combined braking and more ground clearance for less money. Buy the CB 150F for range and looks; buy the CG 150 for value.

How much do Honda CB 150F spare parts cost?

At Bike Markaz, an aftermarket CB150F headlight assembly is Rs 5,000, a speedometer meter case for the CB150F and CG150 is Rs 4,000, and a side mirror set for the CG150 and CB150F is Rs 1,000 (October 2026). A genuine complete meter is around Rs 21,000 at Honda parts dealers, and a genuine headlight assembly was listed at Rs 10,200 to Rs 13,000 in early October 2026.

Which engine oil does the Honda CB 150F use?

Atlas Honda's published specification for its 150cc engine, shared with the CG 150, is SAE 10W-30, API SL, JASO MA2, 1.0 litre per change, first at 1,000 km and then every 4,000 km. Honda dealers sell the genuine 10W-30 for the CB 150F. Use Atlas Honda genuine oil and authorised servicing during the 3-year engine warranty.

What does a used Honda CB 150F cost?

On 8 October 2026, PakWheels listings ranged from about Rs 245,000 for a 2017 bike with 45,000 km to Rs 475,000 to Rs 480,000 for a nearly new 2026 bike, with 2022 to 2023 bikes around Rs 370,000 to Rs 390,000 and 2024 bikes around Rs 420,000 to Rs 470,000. Always verify the registration and match the chassis and engine numbers before paying.

Ready to Gear Up for Your CB 150F?

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• Shop the CB150F headlight assembly, meter case and mirror set
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