Honda bike prices 2025 have gone up once more in Pakistan, affecting all major models. Atlas Honda announced a fresh price hike starting July 1, 2025, with increases ranging between Rs 2,000 and Rs 6,000. The new prices are now active at all dealerships nationwide.
The most affordable Honda CD 70 is now priced at Rs 159,900, reflecting a Rs 2,000 jump. The CD 70 Dream is up to Rs 170,900. Honda Pridor has increased by Rs 3,000 to reach Rs 211,900. The CG 125 now costs Rs 238,900, while its self-start version is available for Rs 286,900. The CG 125 Gold Edition now stands at Rs 296,900.
High-end models such as the CB 125F and CB 150F saw the highest increase of Rs 6,000. The CB 125F now sells for Rs 396,900, and the CB 150F has reached Rs 499,900. The special edition is priced at Rs 503,900.
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This price increase is linked to a new 1 percent Carbon Levy introduced in the 2025–26 federal budget. Since Atlas Honda imports key engine parts, the cost has shifted to the buyer. The company has not announced any plans to reduce prices later this year.
Consumers are concerned about these rising costs. With inflation already impacting fuel and utility bills, motorcycles are no longer as affordable as they once were. If the rupee weakens or fuel prices rise again, more increases in Honda bike prices 2025 could follow.
If you’re planning to buy a new Honda motorcycle, now is the time to act before prices rise again.
