With Honda bikes continuing to dominate Pakistan’s two-wheeler market, installment-based purchasing is providing option for customers seeking to own popular models without paying the entire price upfront.
Bank customers can explore installment options on Honda CD 70 and other models. The lineup includes CG 125, CG 150, CB 150F and ICON-E, with prices ranging from Rs159,900 to Rs499,900. The offer highlights 0% profit for six months and repayment plans of up to 48 months, with monthly installments starting from Rs6,529 for the Honda CD 70 under the advertised longer-term plan.
Atlas Honda’s market position provides the backdrop to the financing offer. According to its 2026 annual report, the company sold approximately 1.59 million motorcycles during the financial year ended March 31, 2026, marking a record performance. Industry figures also show that Pakistan’s motorcycle and three-wheeler market reached a record level during FY2026.
Despite no major upgrades, Honda motorcycles remain major presence on Pakistani roads, supported by their established dealer network, availability of spare parts, fuel economy and resale value.
Honda CD 70 continues to appeal to buyers looking for a basic motorcycle for daily commuting, while the CG 125 attracts riders seeking a more powerful conventional motorcycle. Larger models, including the CG 150 and CB 150F, target customers looking for greater engine capacity and a different riding experience.
Atlas Honda’s annual report recorded more than 500,000 annual sales of the CG125 for the first time during FY2026, illustrating the model’s continued popularity. The company also reported record overall motorcycle sales during the year.
Honda Bike Prices and Monthly Installments
| Honda model | Price | Monthly installment |
|---|---|---|
| Honda CD 70 | Rs159,900 | Rs6,529 |
| Honda CG 125 | Rs238,500 | Rs9,739 |
| Honda ICON-E | Rs419,900 | Rs17,146 |
| Honda CG 150 | Rs449,900 | Rs19,371 |
| Honda CB 150F | Rs499,900 | Rs20,413 |
Honda CD 70 — Rs159,900
The entry-level model is aimed at everyday commuters who prioritise a straightforward, economical motorcycle for routine travel. Its relatively low purchase price makes it the least expensive option in the advertised lineup.
Honda CG 125 — Rs238,500
A familiar name in Pakistan’s motorcycle market, the CG 125 appeals to riders seeking a conventional 125cc motorcycle with a stronger performance-oriented character than an entry-level commuter bike.
Honda ICON-E — Rs419,900
The ICON-E represents the electric option in the advertised range. It is aimed at customers interested in electric mobility as an alternative to conventional petrol-powered motorcycles. Buyers should verify the vehicle’s specifications, charging requirements, warranty and local service arrangements before making a decision.
Honda CG 150 — Rs449,900
The CG 150 offers a larger engine category for riders seeking an alternative to the traditional 125cc segment. Its position in the lineup places it between the more affordable CG 125 and the CB 150F in terms of listed price.
Honda CB 150F — Rs499,900
The CB 150F is the most expensive motorcycle in this five-model selection. It targets customers looking for a more premium 150cc motorcycle, with styling and features aimed at riders seeking an upgrade from smaller commuter models.
Although installment plans can make a motorcycle easier to purchase, customers should review the complete terms before committing to a repayment schedule.
Honda CD 70 2027 Model Installment Plan with as low as Rs7,595 per month
