Yamaha Motor Pakistan has increased prices across its motorcycle range, effective July 1, 2025, in response to new taxation measures introduced in the federal budget 2025–26. The hike comes days after similar moves by Atlas Honda and Pak Suzuki.
The government’s decision to impose a New Energy Vehicle (NEV) levy on automobile sales has directly impacted retail prices. As per Yamaha’s updated list, the YB125Z (Red/Black) will now cost Rs. 429,000, which includes Rs. 65,441 in sales tax and Rs. 4,057 in NEV levy.
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The YB125Z DX (Red/Black/Gray) is now priced at Rs. 459,500. Yamaha’s popular YBR125 (Red/Gray/Black) will sell for Rs. 471,500. The off-road styled YBR125G (Black) has been priced at Rs. 490,500, while the YBR125G (Matt) has become the most expensive in the lineup at Rs. 493,500.
Meanwhile, Unique has also revised its rates, increasing the prices of its UD-70cc motorcycle series by Rs. 3,000 across all variants from July 18, 2025. The base UD-70cc (2025-26 model) is now priced at Rs. 121,500.
The UD-70cc Extreme Plus stands at Rs. 125,000, and the Special Edition at Rs. 128,500. The Extreme Plus with alloy rims is now Rs. 135,000, while the Selfstart variant will retail at Rs. 147,000.
