We present you Honda CG125 self-start price in Pakistan in 2025.
Honda is the most trusted and first option of every buyer in Pakistan due to its low-cost maintenance and durability.
Honda CG 125, such as the gold edition and self-start, are getting popular in Pakistan.
Features of Honda CG125
The specifications of all CG 125 variants are almost the same, as there are minor differences.
The Honda CG 125S has an addition of a self-start option, while the gold edition comes with glowing colours.
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The bike’s build quality, parts availability, and aftermarket services make it one of the best-selling motorcycles in the country.
It is equipped with a 4-stroke, 125cc, OHV, air-cooled engine and a 5-speed, constant-mesh transmission.
It also features self and kick start, with the motorcycle’s total weight standing at 108 kg.
The Honda CG 125 has a fuel average of 45 kilometres per litre (KM/L).
It has a petrol capacity of 9.2 litres, with a 2-litre reserve.
Honda CG125 self-start price in Pakistan 2024-2025
As of December 2024, the price of Honda CG125s stands at Rs282,900 in Pakistan. The price is likely to be the same in the early months of the upcoming year, 2025.
Honda 125S Two-Year Installment Plan
Meezan Bank’s Apni Bike Financing works on the Shariah-compliant mode of Musawammah, under which the bank purchases the vehicle from the market and sells it to the customer on mutually agreed, easy monthly installments, payable over the selected tenure of the facility.
The two-year plan has been calculated with a 30 percent down payment.
Under the plan, the buyer will deposit Rs876,670 in wake of the upfront amount, while the monthly installment will be Rs8,555 for the period of two years.
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Honda Motor is a Japanese multinational conglomerate that manufactures automobiles, motorcycles, and battery-powered equipment, founded in October 1946 by Soichiro Honda and headquartered in Minato, Tokyo, Japan.
