Rumors about Honda preparing a petrol-powered scooter for Pakistan have picked up pace online, fueling discussion among bike enthusiasts and industry watchers.
Speculation grew stronger after a well-known motorcycle dealership in Lahore hinted that Honda is gearing up to introduce a petrol scooter locally. The dealership did not share any model name, features, or specifications, but the claim was enough to trigger debate.
This particular dealership has previously shared information that later turned out to be accurate. It was among the earliest sources to suggest that Honda was working on an electric scooter for Pakistan — a report that proved correct when the company eventually released the Icon e. The same outlet had also predicted the arrival of the Honda CG150 before its official unveiling.
Due to this track record, the dealership’s latest comments have caught the attention of many buyers who are hoping for a new, more convenient commuting option in the local market.
However, Honda has not issued any official statement confirming the development. There is no word on pricing, specifications, or a possible launch window. For now, all details remain purely speculative.
Whether the claim turns out to be accurate will only be known once Honda makes a formal announcement for Pakistan.
