United Motorcycles has revised the prices of 70cc and 125cc bikes in Pakistan. Check the latest United bike prices for 2025 and learn what caused the hike.
United Motorcycles Raises Bike Prices in 2025
United Motorcycles, one of Pakistan’s most affordable two-wheeler brands, has officially raised the prices of its 70cc and 125cc bikes. The updated prices took effect in July 2025, after the federal budget introduced new taxes and levies impacting the auto industry.
Reasons Behind the United Bike Price Increase
The hike in United bike prices comes after the government imposed an 18% general sales tax and a 1% NEV levy on combustion-engine vehicles. With rising raw material costs, a weakened Pakistani rupee, and increased transport expenses, United was left with no choice but to adjust rates.
United 70cc Bike New Prices – July 2025
United’s 70cc model is known for being budget-friendly and fuel-efficient. Here are the updated prices:
- United US 70 (Standard): PKR 111,000
- US 70 Self-Start: PKR 122,000
- US 70 Alloy Rim: PKR 121,000
- US 70 Alloy + Self-Start: PKR 132,000
These prices are ex-factory rates and may vary slightly depending on the city and dealership.
United 125cc Bike Latest Prices – July 2025
For those looking for more power, United’s 125cc variants also saw a significant price jump:
- United US 125 Euro II: PKR 166,500
- US 125 Self-Start Alloy Rim: PKR 238,000
Despite the increase, these models still remain cheaper than competitors like Honda CG 125.
What It Means for Buyers
With the price hike, United motorcycles are still considered among the most economical choices in Pakistan. However, the gap is narrowing. Buyers planning to purchase should consider booking early, as further increases are possible if inflation and fuel prices continue to rise.
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Conclusion
United Motorcycles’ new prices for 70cc and 125cc bikes reflect the changing economic landscape of Pakistan in 2025. While affordability is still a key strength, rising taxes and costs are affecting all automakers. For now, United remains a strong choice for budget-conscious riders.