Bank Alfalah and Atlas Honda have jointly rolled out their SBS Promotion for 2025, giving Pakistani riders an easy pathway to own the ever‑popular Honda CD 70 on affordable installments.
Dated 1 July 2025, the plan is exclusively available to Bank Alfalah credit‑card holders and covers all three colour variants—Red, Black and Blue—each tagged at an ex‑factory price of Rs 159,900.
Under the headline offer, customers can split the bike’s cost over three or six months at 0 percent markup. That translates into three equal payments of Rs 53,300 or six installments of Rs 26,650, respectively.
A one‑time processing fee applies—2.5 percent for the three‑month option and 5 percent for the six‑month tenure—plus Federal Excise Duty (FED).
For riders seeking a longer repayment horizon, Bank Alfalah has structured tenures of 9, 12, 18, 24 and 36 months. Each carries a flat 2.5 percent processing charge and the following monthly installments:
9 months: Rs 20,725
12 months: Rs 16,284
18 months: Rs 11,844
24 months: Rs 9,626
36 months: Rs 7,411
Although the headline 0 percent markup is limited to the three‑ and six‑month plans, the longer terms still offer competitive, fixed payments that keep the CD 70 within reach for a wider audience.
Delivery & Collection Guidelines
Bank Alfalah clarifies that it is not responsible for bike registration; that duty rests with the buyer. Delivery turnaround time is 28 working days, and the motorcycle will be dispatched to a designated Atlas Honda dealer in the customer’s city.
Once the unit arrives, buyers receive an SMS from short‑code 8287 containing the dealer’s name, address and contact details.
To collect the bike, the cardholder must visit the dealership in person with their original CNIC—the vehicle will not be released to anyone else, nor will it be shipped to a home or office address.
If no SMS or phone call is received after the 28‑day window, customers can generate a “Re‑Issuance of Honda Bike Letter” rather than lodge a formal complaint.
Atlas Honda will supply the invoice and authority letter required for registration within seven days of delivery, and any requests for re‑issuance of these documents must be made within 45 days of taking possession.
Why It Matters
With inflation pinching household budgets, the 0 percent markup on short tenures and the manageable fixed payments on longer plans position the Honda CD 70 as one of the most accessible two‑wheelers in Pakistan for 2025.