Atlas Honda, the country’s top motorcycle maker, has officially entered the electric mobility segment with the launch of its first-ever electric scooter — the Honda Icon E.
After decades of leadership in petrol-driven bikes, this launch marks a major step toward eco-friendly urban transportation.
Alongside the Icon E, the company has also introduced an upgraded Honda CG 150, reflecting its combined focus on innovation and sustainability.
Design & Build
The Honda Icon E is designed for city riders who want practicality, modern styling, and environmentally friendly commuting. Its compact, sleek body makes it ideal for maneuvering through busy streets.
The scooter measures 1796 mm in length, 680 mm in width, and 1085 mm in height, offering agility while ensuring stability.
At just 86 kg, it’s lightweight and built on an underbone frame, giving effortless handling with solid control.
The 48V, 30.6Ah removable lithium battery is smartly placed, maintaining a clean profile while allowing convenient charging.
Performance & Range
The Icon E features a 1.58 kW DC brushless motor at the rear wheel, producing a strong 85 Nm of torque. Riders can choose between two modes — Econ and Standard.
In Econ, the scooter delivers up to 65 km per charge, while Standard offers around 53 km. With 34.7 km per kWh efficiency, it’s perfectly suited for daily cost-saving commutes.
Although not built for speed, its smooth takeoff, quiet performance, and low operational expenses make it an ideal choice for urban mobility.
Features & Safety
Honda has equipped the scooter with a telescopic front suspension for comfort and a Combined Brake System (CBS) for safer stops. A ground clearance of 132 mm ensures it navigates rough patches without scraping.
It supports a maximum load of 150 kg, accommodating solo riders or light cargo, and its modern aesthetics give it an attractive edge.
Price & Booking
The Honda Icon E is priced at Rs 419,900 (ex-factory), placing it in the premium e-scooter category in Pakistan. Reservations will soon be open through Atlas Honda’s extensive dealership network, ensuring nationwide reach.
Pros & Cons
Pros
Attractive, modern styling
Lightweight with excellent maneuverability
Removable battery for easy charging
Decent urban range
Backed by Honda’s trusted service
Cons
Higher price tag compared to rivals
Limited distance for longer commutes
Top speed unconfirmed, restricting highway use
Final Verdict
The Honda Icon E signals Atlas Honda’s confident entry into Pakistan’s EV space. It’s more than an electric scooter — it’s a stylish, practical, and dependable mobility option for urban riders.
Though its price is on the higher side compared to petrol scooters, the low operating costs, zero emissions, and reliable after-sales service make it an attractive choice for those ready to transition to electric commuting.