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Atlas Honda has officially launched the 2026 model of its famous CG125 motorcycle in Pakistan, introducing three different variants while keeping the same engine as the previous models.
CG125 2026 Variants & Prices
The company has announced the following ex-factory prices for the new models:
- Honda CG125: Rs. 238,500
- Honda CG125S (Self-Start): Rs. 286,900
- Honda CG125S Gold Edition: Rs. 296,900
What’s New in the 2026 Models?
The 2026 variants mainly feature updated stickers and minor cosmetic changes. There are no technical upgrades or performance improvements in the engine compared to previous models. Despite this, Atlas Honda promoted the new lineup as a perfect combination of "Power, Legacy, and a Touch of Gold."
The 2026 variants mainly feature updated stickers and minor cosmetic changes. There are no technical upgrades or performance improvements in the engine compared to previous models. Despite this, Atlas Honda promoted the new lineup as a perfect combination of "Power, Legacy, and a Touch of Gold."
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Marketing Slogans for New Variants
The company has introduced catchy slogans for each variant:
The company has introduced catchy slogans for each variant:
- CG125: “Power in Every Move”
- CG125S: “Self Start Your Journey”
- CG125S Gold: “The Golden Era”
Background on Honda CG150
This launch comes just weeks after Atlas Honda introduced the Honda CG150 in July. The model generated discussions among bike enthusiasts because its design closely resembles the classic Honda CD 200 Roadmaster from the 1980s.
Interestingly, well-maintained Roadmasters still sell for over Rs. 400,000 in the used bike market, which is almost the same as the price of a brand-new CG150.
Honda CG150 Engine Details
According to the company, the Honda CG150 features a 4-stroke, 150cc SOHC air-cooled engine that produces 8.75 kW (11.9 PS) at 7,500 rpm and delivers a peak torque of 12.5 Nm at 6,000 rpm.
This launch comes just weeks after Atlas Honda introduced the Honda CG150 in July. The model generated discussions among bike enthusiasts because its design closely resembles the classic Honda CD 200 Roadmaster from the 1980s.
Interestingly, well-maintained Roadmasters still sell for over Rs. 400,000 in the used bike market, which is almost the same as the price of a brand-new CG150.
Honda CG150 Engine Details
According to the company, the Honda CG150 features a 4-stroke, 150cc SOHC air-cooled engine that produces 8.75 kW (11.9 PS) at 7,500 rpm and delivers a peak torque of 12.5 Nm at 6,000 rpm.
