Atlas Honda has made a bold move by rolling out two new models in Pakistan, the CG150 motorcycle and its first electric scooter, the Icon e. This double launch marks an important step for the company as it breaks a long pause and steps into the electric two-wheeler market for the first time.
The CG150 comes with a 150cc four-stroke engine, giving riders the choice of self-start or kick-start. It’s made for daily use in cities and small towns. The bike has a five-speed gear system and a Combined Braking System (CBS), which helps apply both brakes together for safer stopping.
The design keeps the old-school Honda vibe alive with new touches like a round LED headlight, a meter that mixes digital and analog displays, alloy wheels, and shiny chrome parts on the exhaust and shocks. The matte green tank with golden logos adds a classy look. Honda says this is a real upgrade, not just a facelift. The engine is similar to the CB150F’s, with a balancer shaft that reduces vibration, making rides smoother.
With a price of Rs. 459,900, the CG150 will take on models like Suzuki’s GS150 and Yamaha’s YBR 125 DX. Even though the GS150 is cheaper, Honda hopes its new features will attract buyers looking for better performance and style.
Along with the CG150, Honda has launched the Icon e electric scooter at Rs419,900. This is the company’s first electric model, fitting in with Pakistan’s push for greener transport. Honda tested it on local roads and cleared all checks to make sure it’s ready for everyday riders.
The launch of both bikes shows Honda’s plan to modernize its lineup and give people more choices for petrol and electric rides in Pakistan.
