United Auto Industries (Pvt.) Ltd., the assembler of United Motorcycles in Pakistan, has increased the retail prices of its entire two-wheeler lineup, effective July 1, 2025.
This price revision follows key developments in the country’s fiscal landscape, including the implementation of the NEV Levy under the Federal Budget 2025–26 and the continued depreciation of the Pakistani Rupee.
Impact of Budget and Economic Conditions
The recent budget has placed a financial burden on manufacturers, especially due to the NEV Levy and higher GST rates.
Additionally, the weakening Rupee has increased the cost of imported parts and raw materials, prompting companies like United Auto Industries to pass on the added expense to consumers.
Revised Prices for United Motorcycles – July 2025
United 70cc
United’s popular 70cc category has seen a notable increase. The US-70 CC (Standard) now costs Rs 111,000, while the US-70 CC (Self Start) is priced at Rs 122,000. The US-70 CC (Alloy Rim) is available at Rs 121,000, and the US-70 CC (Alloy Rim & Self Start) is now being sold at Rs 132,000.
United 100cc
In the 100cc range, the US-100 CC (Special) is now priced at Rs 121,500, whereas the US-100 CC (Special Alloy Rim) is being offered at Rs 132,000. The US-100 CC (Standard) retails for Rs 108,500, and the US-100 CC (Standard Alloy Rim) has increased to Rs 113,500.
United 125cc
For consumers seeking higher performance, the US-125 CC (Euro II) has been revised to Rs 166,500, while the US-125 CC (Self Start Alloy Rim) has jumped to Rs 238,000.
United 150cc
The US-150 CC, which now holds the highest price tag in the lineup, stands at Rs 299,000.
United 100cc Scooter
The US-100 CC (Scooter) now carries a price of Rs 273,500.
Outlook for Motorcycle Buyers
With inflationary pressure and new tax measures, motorcycle buyers may face more price hikes in the near future. United’s latest adjustment is seen as a necessary step to sustain profitability amid tough economic conditions.