Atlas Honda Limited has announced a significant reduction in the prices of its motorcycles, effective March 1, 2026. The development is being seen as a major relief for motorcycle enthusiasts and daily commuters alike, particularly at a time when affordability remains a key concern for consumers.
In this regard, several of its most popular models, including the widely used CD 70 and CG 125, will now be available at noticeably lower prices.
The Honda CD 70 will now cost Rs151,900, while the CD 70 Dream has been set at Rs162,900. Similarly, the Honda Pridor will be available for Rs201,900. The price of the Honda CG 125 has been reduced to Rs226,500, and the CG 125S will now be sold at Rs271,900.
The CG 125S Gold has been priced at Rs279,900, while the CB 125F will now cost Rs375,900. The CG 150 has been fixed at Rs424,900, and the CB 150F will be available for Rs434,900.
However, what has particularly captured attention is the revised pricing of the company’s electric model, the Honda Icon e. The total price of the electric bike now stands at Rs395,900.
This bold decision will trigger further price adjustments across the industry remains to be seen. For now, motorcycle buyers are watching closely as the full impact of this announcement may unfold in the days ahead.
