Atlas Honda has officially unveiled two new two-wheelers in Pakistan — the much-anticipated Honda CG 150 and the company’s first-ever electric scooter, Icon e. This launch marks a major step forward in both conventional and electric mobility, aligning with Pakistan’s growing demand for affordable and eco-friendly transportation options.
Honda CG 150 – A Classic with Modern Touches
The new Honda CG 150 has been introduced as a budget-friendly option in the 150cc category, much like the CG 125 dominates the 125cc range.
- Price: Rs. 459,900 (ex-factory)
- Engine: 4-stroke SOHC
- Starting Options: Self-start & Kick-start
The motorcycle features a retro-inspired design with a classic round LED headlight, chrome fenders, and a matte green fuel tank with golden badging, offering a blend of old-school charm and modern functionality. Alloy wheels, CBS (Combi Brake System), and a digital-analog meter add to its appeal.
Performance & Features:
- Reliable 150cc engine for fuel-efficient urban commuting
- All Forward Gears for smoother gear shifts
- CBS Braking System for enhanced safety
- LED lighting system for better visibility
Icon e – Honda’s First Electric Scooter in Pakistan
Alongside the CG 150, Atlas Honda has launched its first electric scooter, Icon e, tailored for local conditions under Pakistan’s National Electric Vehicle Policy (NEVP).
- Price: Rs. 419,900
- Designed specifically for Pakistan’s roads and climate
- Environmentally friendly mobility solution
Atlas Honda confirmed that the electric scooter underwent extensive road testing and quality checks to ensure reliability and durability before its launch.
A Strategic Move by Atlas Honda
The introduction of both a traditional 150cc bike and an electric scooter highlights Honda’s plan to cater to diverse consumer needs in Pakistan. While the CG 150 targets riders seeking a mix of vintage styling and dependable performance, the Icon e aims to serve environmentally conscious commuters entering the EV era.
Final Thoughts
With the launch of the CG 150 and Icon e, Atlas Honda has expanded its portfolio to cover both conventional and electric two-wheelers. This move could reshape Pakistan’s motorcycle market by offering consumers more variety, affordability, and sustainable options.
