In a major development for Pakistan’s two-wheeler market, Atlas Honda has officially launched two new models — the CG150 motorcycle and its first-ever electric scooter, Icon e — marking the company’s first significant product expansion in over six years.
This dual launch not only strengthens Atlas Honda’s position in the conventional bike segment but also signals its official entry into Pakistan’s electric vehicle (EV) market under the National Electric Vehicle Policy (NEVP).
Read More: What are the key features of Google’s bay view building?
The much-anticipated Honda CG150, priced at Rs459,900, is aimed at riders seeking a combination of affordability, performance, and reliability. The 150cc 4-stroke SOHC engine supports both kick-start and self-start modes, complemented by a five-speed all-forward gear transmission.
Notable features include:
-
Combined Braking System (CBS) for enhanced safety
-
LED round headlamp and digital-analog meter cluster
-
Alloy wheels, chrome detailing, and matte green fuel tank with golden badging
-
A balanced shaft engine shared with the CB150F to reduce vibrations
The CG150 directly competes with Suzuki’s GS150 and Yamaha’s YBR125 DX. While the GS150 is more budget-friendly, Honda’s upgraded engineering and design enhancements provide broader appeal.
Simultaneously, Atlas Honda unveiled the Icon e, priced at Rs419,900. This electric scooter is tailored for urban commuting and aligns with growing consumer demand for eco-friendly transportation.
Read More: Jazz and TenX Forge Path to AI Innovation in Telecom Sector
According to the company, the Icon e has undergone rigorous road tests and regulatory reviews to meet local conditions and standards. With this launch, Atlas Honda joins the emerging EV wave, aiming to capture the early-adopter market segment.
This marks Atlas Honda’s first major foray into the EV sector and a significant strategic pivot to meet the evolving demands of Pakistani consumers. The CG150 is expected to attract traditional motorcycle users, while the Icon e targets environmentally conscious riders
