LAHORE – Honda CG 125 2027 model is here, and the nation’s ”favorite” bikes returned with the same engine, Same shape, and, most importantly, New stickers. There’s a new silver color too, because apparently even legends need a wardrobe change once in a while.
The company rolled out the 2027 Honda CG 125, CG 125S and CG 125S Gold under the familiar “The Sound of Power” theme. While the latest models come with revised graphics, updated stickers and a new silver color for the standard CG 125, buyers looking for a major design overhaul or meaningful mechanical upgrade may have to keep waiting.
Honda 125 2027 Models
CG 125 comes with kick-start function and new stickers. CG 125S adds self-start convenience, while the CG 125S Gold serves as the more premium-looking option with distinctive exterior treatment.
Honda 125 2027 Prices
Prices start at Rs238,500 for the standard CG 125, while the self-start and premium variants remain positioned above it.
The biggest visual change to the standard CG 125 is the arrival of silver, which replaces the blue option offered on the 2026 model.
The standard CG 125 continues in red and black as well, with all three colors receiving updated graphics and sticker designs. The fuel-tank graphics have been revised, giving the motorcycle a slightly different look—at least until you realize that the familiar CG 125 silhouette is still very much intact.
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There is no dramatic redesign, no radically different bodywork and no major feature addition to transform the motorcycle into something unrecognizable.
In other words, it is still very clearly a CG 125. Just a CG 125 with fresh stickers.
The CG 125S continues with its red and black color options and retains the self-start feature. Its 2027 update is primarily cosmetic, with revised graphics and stickers doing most of the heavy lifting. The motorcycle otherwise sticks to the formula buyers already know.
Honda 125 Gold
CG 125S Gold also continues in red and black, bringing its own exterior styling touches while retaining the same basic mechanical package.
For anyone expecting the “Gold” badge to arrive with a gold-plated revolution in features, however, there is little mechanical excitement here either.
Underneath all those new graphics is the same familiar 124cc four-stroke, air-cooled OHV engine. The fuel tank also remains unchanged at 9.2 litres, and there are no major mechanical upgrades announced with the 2027 lineup.
Atlas Honda’s latest CG 125 update appears to follow a strategy that has become increasingly familiar, keep the mechanical package that customers already know, change the graphics, add a color, and call it a new model year.
For 2027, however, the transformation remains modest. The blue has made way for silver, the stickers have received another makeover, and the CG 125 has once again entered a new model year without actually changing very much.
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