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The Government of Sindh has announced a final extension for the mandatory NADRA biometric verification process for vehicle transfers. This is a crucial update for anyone planning to buy or sell a vehicle in the province.

You now have until August 13, 2025, to transfer a vehicle without the seller’s biometric verification. After this date, the Excise, Taxation & Narcotics Department of Sindh will make biometric verification mandatory for the transfer of all types of vehicles, including private cars, bikes, and commercial vehicles.

If you own a vehicle and the vehicle is still not on your name, it’s highly recommended that you complete the transfer process before this deadline to avoid any future complications.

Once the deadline passes, both the buyer and seller will be required to be physically present for biometric verification at a NADRA e-Sahulat center or an Excise and Taxation Department office to complete the transfer.

This final extension is your last opportunity to complete vehicle transfers under the current rules. After August 13, the process will become more stringent, and biometric verification will be a compulsory step.

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LAHORE: The wait is over for enthusiasts of Pakistan’s most popular motorcycle. Atlas Honda has unveiled its 2026 model of the Honda CD 70, which features a new sticker design.

As has been the tradition, the new model retains the same design and technical features that have made the CD 70 a staple on Pakistani roads for decades.

The company has once again opted for a cosmetic update, replacing the sticker design for the 2026 version and CD 70 fans are going wild on social media.

The biker gets no new features or additional changes. The Honda CD 70 2026 model offers only a fresh sticker to give the impression of a brand-new bike.

The Price of all New Honda CD 70 is Rs. 159,900/-

Technical Specifications

Read More: A New Touring Bike Contender: Honda CG150 Vs Suzuki GS150

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The Government of Sindh, Excise, Taxation & Narcotics Control Department has officially extended the deadline for replacing old motorcycle number plates with new security-featured Ajrak number plates.

Earlier, the deadline was August 14, 2025, but it has now been extended to October 31, 2025.

This means motorcycle riders will not face challans on the road by traffic police for using the old number plates during this extended period. However, it is advised to get the new plates before the new deadline to avoid any issues later.

Read More: Order the New Sindh Ajrak Design Number Plates via GoS app

Meanwhile, Mohajir Qaumi Movement (MQM-H) Chairman Afaq Ahmed to cover the ajrak-themed design on a vehicle’s number plate with a Pakistani flag sticker has stirred controversy online and drawn the attention of authorities.

A campaign urging that citizens be allowed to choose between ajrak or national flag designs on number plates. He also argued that motorists should not be charged again for plates originally issued for life.

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The battle for the top spot in Pakistan’s 150cc motorcycle segment has never been more intense, and it all comes down to the Honda CG150 Vs Suzuki GS150. For years, the Suzuki GS 150 has been the undisputed king of long rides and touring for many in Pakistan. But a new challenger has arrived: the Honda CG 150. With its blend of modern features and a touch of retro charm, Honda isn’t just entering the ring it’s aiming to knock the reigning champ off its throne.

This isn’t just another bike launch; it’s a battle for the heart of the Pakistani touring community.

Honda CG150 Vs Suzuki GS150

The Honda CG 150’s Grand Entrance

Honda’s latest offering, the CG 150, is a serious statement. For riders used to the more basic offerings in the “CG” series, the inclusion of a Combined Braking System (CBS) and a front disc brake is a monumental upgrade. It’s clear that Honda is targeting a new breed of rider one who values budget, economy and resaley.

The bike itself is a fascinating mix of old and new. It sports a classic chrome finish, a subtle matte green tank, and a speedometer that harks back to the iconic CB150F. Underneath, however, it’s all about refinement.

The engine is equipped with a balance shaft, a key feature designed to drastically reduce vibrations and deliver a smoother, more comfortable ride.

Read More: Atlas Honda unveils the All-New Honda CG150

Suzuki GS 150’s Enduring Legacy

While Honda is bringing the new tech, the Suzuki GS 150 isn’t giving up its crown easily. It’s a legend in its own right, beloved for its raw power and rugged reliability. For many, the GS 150 is the definitive touring bike in Pakistan. Its engine, a powerhouse, boasts 13.8 HP compared to the CG 150’s 11.3 HP, giving it a clear advantage in acceleration and torque. This extra grunt is what makes the GS 150 so exhilarating to ride on highways and open roads.

Suzuki recently changed the sticker of GS150 before the arrival of the rival in the market, the same old tactics everyone uses to attract customers.

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Aesthetics, Parts, and the Business of Bikes

The aesthetics of the CG 150 have garnered a mixed but largely positive reception. Its unique design blends retro-classic elements with modern touches, though some critics argue that components like the Chinese-sourced headlight and taillight don’t quite harmonize with the overall look. Despite these minor inconsistencies, many see the bike as a bold attempt by Honda to offer something distinct. However, the CG 150’s biggest ace isn’t its design; it’s the brand name itself.

Honda is synonymous with reliability across Pakistan, and its vast network of mechanics ensures that servicing is always straightforward, providing a major point of reassurance for potential buyers.

Suzuki, on the other hand, faces a significant challenge with its parts availability and pricing. Spares for the GS 150 can be expensive and hard to find in smaller towns, which can be a major headache for owners. It also seems Suzuki’s marketing efforts for its motorcycles haven’t been as aggressive as Honda’s, perhaps giving Honda an opening to capture a new segment of the market.

The Ultimate Showdown: Honda CG 150 vs. Suzuki GS 150

The Honda CG 150 presents a compelling case. For a slightly higher price, it offers modern safety features, a smoother ride, and the reliability of the Honda name, all backed by a vast network of mechanics.

The Suzuki GS 150, however, holds on to its crown with superior raw power and a reputation built over years. The choice between them comes down to a fundamental question for riders: do you prioritize the proven performance and classic feel of a veteran, or the modern safety and comfort of a new-age contender?

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It’s official! After much anticipation, Atlas Honda has finally entered the 150cc segment by launching the brand-new Honda CG150 today. This is a huge step for the legendary CG lineup in Pakistan.

Here’s what we know so far:

• Engine: 150cc
• Transmission: A much-awaited 5-Speed (All Forward) gearbox!
• Braking: Equipped with CBS (Combined Braking System) for enhanced safety.
• Price: The official launch price is Rs. 459,900.
• Colors: Black, Mat Green and Red.

First Impressions:

The design maintains the classic, retro DNA of the iconic CG125 but with a slightly updated look to set it apart. With these new features, Honda is squarely aiming at the competition, like the Suzuki GS150 and the Yamaha YBR 125G/DX.

While the 5-speed transmission and CBS are welcome upgrades, the price tag is definitely on the higher side and has sparked a lot of conversation online.

What are your thoughts?

Is the new CG150 with its modern features worth the premium price? Is it the perfect challenger in the 150cc category?

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