Atlas Honda Limited, Pakistan’s largest motorcycle manufacturer, has raised motorcycle prices across its lineup by Rs. 2,000 to Rs. 6,000, effective July 1, 2025. This price hike comes in the wake of the government’s 1% Carbon Levy on imported motorcycle engines, introduced in the federal budget for FY25-26.
Industry experts and dealers confirmed the increase, linking it directly to the new levy. Muhammad Sabir Shaikh, Chairman of the Association of Pakistan Motorcycle Assemblers (APMA), stated that the tax has forced manufacturers to adjust their prices accordingly.
Here is a breakdown of the updated prices for some of Atlas Honda’s key models:
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CD-70: Up by Rs. 2,000 — now Rs. 159,900
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CD-70 Dream: Up by Rs. 2,000 — now Rs. 170,900
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Pridor: Increased by Rs. 3,000 — now Rs. 211,900
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In the mid-range category:
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CG-125: Up by Rs. 4,000 — now Rs. 238,900
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CG-125 Self-Start: Priced at Rs. 286,900
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CG-125 Gold: Priced at Rs. 296,900
High-end models have seen the biggest jump:
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CB-125F: Up by Rs. 6,000 — now Rs. 396,900
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CB-150F: Now Rs. 499,900
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CB-150F Special Edition: Now Rs. 503,900
With Atlas Honda controlling over 50% of Pakistan’s motorcycle market, the price surge is expected to affect a wide range of consumers. The hike adds further pressure on households already strained by rising inflation and economic challenges, making affordability a growing concern in the two-wheeler segment.
