Atlas Honda has officially rolled out the 2026 Honda CB 125F in Pakistan, giving the popular commuter motorcycle a subtle yet noticeable visual refresh.
While many riders were expecting mechanical upgrades, the company has focused on updated fuel tank stickers and a revised color theme, keeping everything else familiar—and reliable.
According to Atlas Honda’s official product details, the engine, frame, suspension, and overall feature set remain unchanged.
That means buyers still get the same proven performance that has made the CB 125F a trusted choice for daily commuting across the country.
However, the new styling aims to keep the model visually competitive in a market where looks matter just as much as fuel efficiency.
Old vs New: What’s Changed Visually?
From the images, the difference between the old fuel tank design and the new 2026 version is easy to spot.
The older CB 125F featured simpler tank decals with a more conservative graphic layout. The branding was subtle, and the color accents were minimal, appealing to riders who preferred a classic and understated look.
In contrast, the 2026 Honda CB 125F introduces sharper, sportier tank stickers. The new graphics are bolder, with more defined lines and contrasting accents that give the motorcycle a more modern and energetic appearance.
The “125” badging is now more prominent, and the updated color combination adds visual depth, making the bike stand out more on the road—especially for younger riders.
If you’re someone who values fresh aesthetics without compromising reliability, this update hits the sweet spot.
Price Remains the Same
Despite the refreshed look, Atlas Honda has kept the price unchanged. The 2026 Honda CB 125F is priced at Rs 396,900, which will come as good news for buyers considering rising costs across the auto sector.
Maintaining the same price while offering updated styling helps the CB 125F remain competitive against rivals in the 125cc segment.
Should You Consider the 2026 CB 125F?
If you already own an older CB 125F, this update is more about style than substance. But for new buyers, the 2026 model offers the same dependable performance with a more eye-catching design—without paying a premium.