Atlas Honda, Pakistan’s largest two-wheeler manufacturer in terms of market share, has raised motorbike pricing for the fourth time this year. The motorcycles have now become more expensive by Rs5,000-15,000.
According to a notice delivered to the company’s dealers, the higher tariffs will take effect on May 1.
Model | Advertisement Retail price | Sales tax — 18% | Retail price |
| CD70 (Red, Black) | Rs131,271.19 | Rs23,628.81 | Rs154,900 |
| CD70 DREAM | Rs140,593.22 | Rs25,306.78 | Rs165,900 |
| PRIDOR (Red, Black, Blue) | Rs172,796.61 | Rs31,103.39 | Rs203,900 |
| CG125 (Red, Black) | Rs194,830.51 | Rs35,069.49 | Rs229,900 |
| CG125S (Red, Black) | Rs233,813.56 | Rs42,086.44 | Rs275,900 |
| CB125F (Red, Black, Blue) | Rs322,796.61 | Rs58,103.39 | Rs380,900 |
| CB150F (Red, Black) | Rs401,610.17 | Rs72,289.83 | Rs473,900 |
| CB150F (Silver) | Rs405,000.00 | Rs72,900.00 | Rs477,900 |
Following the revision, the CD70 will now be sold for Rs154,900, a Rs5,000 increase. The price of the CD70 Dream has risen by Rs5,000 to Rs165,900.
Following a Rs10,000 price increase, the CG125 S is now available for Rs275,900. The CB125F tariff has been increased from Rs365,900 to Rs380,900.
The CB150F will now be marketed for Rs473,900, a Rs15,000 increase. The CB150F (Silver) has had a Rs15,000 price increase and is now available for Rs447,900.
Atlas Honda raised the pricing of bikes in the Rs7,000-25,000 range last month. Earlier this month, the company raised motorcycle prices by Rs7,400 to 30,000.
According to statistics provided by Association of Pakistan Motorcycle Assemblers Chairman Sabir Shaikh, the business has increased the price of its model by up to Rs303,900 in the last five years — that is, from December 2017.
