ISLAMABAD – Yamaha followed in the footsteps of Honda, and other auto manufacturers, announcing a sharp price hike across its motorcycle lineup in the wake of new taxes introduced in 2025-26 federal budget, including the imposition of a New Energy Vehicle (NEV) levy on the automobile sector.
The two-wheeler giant announced major increase in prices of its motorcycle lineup as the revision comes in response to new fiscal measures introduced in the federal budget for 2025-26, including implementation of a New Energy Vehicle (NEV) levy on the automobile sector.
With latest price hike, Yamaha’s YB125Z price moved to Rs429,000 with additional Rs4,057 under NEV levy.YB125Z DX is now priced at Rs459,500. The company’s front-runner YBR125 model is now available at Rs471,500.
YBR125G (Black) sees its price rise to Rs490,500, and the highest-priced model, the YBR125G with a matte finish, now comes in at Rs493,500.
Yamaha Bikes New Price in Pakistan
| Models | Retail Price | Sales Tax | N.E.V. Levy | Retail Price |
| YAMAHA – YB125Z (Red / Black) | 359,502 | 65,441 | 4,057 | 429,000 |
| YAMAHA – YB125Z DX (Red / Black / Gray) | 385,063 | 73,093 | 4,544 | 459,500 |
| YAMAHA – YBR125 (Red / Gray / Black) | 395,114 | 71,924 | 4,462 | 471,500 |
| YAMAHA – YBR125G (Black) | 411,037 | 74,822 | 4,541 | 490,500 |
| YAMAHA – YBR125G (Matt) | 413,541 | 75,280 | 4,679 | 493,500 |
Company officials have cited the new tax structure—particularly the NEV levy—and increased operational and import costs as the main reasons behind the hike. These adjustments mirror broader trends in the local auto industry, as other manufacturers have also responded to budget-related cost pressures.
The rising prices are likely to place additional financial strain on consumers, particularly in the commuter motorcycle segment where Yamaha maintains a strong market presence.
This marks the latest in a series of price adjustments by Yamaha, reflecting ongoing volatility in the auto sector amid shifting tax policies and economic challenges.
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