Atlas Honda unveils the Honda CG 125 2026 model with improved comfort, fresh graphics, and three variants. A timeless ride now with a modern touch.
Atlas Honda has officially launched the much-anticipated Honda CG 125 2026 model, and it’s already making waves across Pakistan’s motorcycle market. Known for its rugged reliability and iconic sound, the CG 125 continues to be the go-to choice for daily commuters and bike enthusiasts alike. The 2026 edition refines rather than reinvents the CG 125. With subtle yet meaningful upgrades, Honda has managed to preserve the soul of the CG 125 while enhancing the rider experience.
New Features That Elevate Everyday Riding
The Honda CG 125 2026 model introduces a handful of comfort-focused improvements that make a noticeable difference. Riders will appreciate the smoother gear shifting, stronger suspension, and upgraded seat cushioning—especially on longer journeys. The bike also sports fresh graphics and a redesigned fuel tank sticker, giving it a more modern aesthetic without straying from its classic silhouette. With a 9.2-liter fuel tank and the same trusted 124cc engine, it’s built to go the distance.
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Atlas Honda CG 125 2026 Model Price
Atlas Honda has rolled out three distinct variants of the CG 125 2026 model: the standard CG125 priced at Rs. 238,500, the CG125S (Self-Start) at Rs. 286,900, and the premium CG125S Gold Edition at Rs. 296,900. Each version caters to different rider preferences, whether you’re looking for simplicity, convenience, or a touch of luxury. The Gold Edition, in particular, adds a sleek visual flair that’s bound to turn heads on the road.
Why the CG 125 Still Reigns Supreme
Despite the influx of newer models and international brands, the Honda CG 125 2026 model holds its ground thanks to its unbeatable resale value, low maintenance costs, and widespread service network. It’s not just a motorcycle—it’s a cultural icon that’s been part of Pakistan’s streets for decades. With the 2026 update, Honda proves once again that evolution doesn’t always mean radical change; sometimes, it’s about refining what already works perfectly.
