Islamabad, Aug 1, 2025: Atlas Honda has finally stepped into the electric scooter segment by introducing its first EV model, the Honda ICON e, with an initial price tag of Rs. 419,900. As expected from Honda, the pricing is on the higher end when compared to various Chinese electric scooters already on sale in Pakistan.
Though the company has not revealed full details for the local model, the same scooter was launched in Indonesia in October 2024. Based on that release, here’s what we can expect from the Pakistani version.
Specifications (Indonesian Model)
Dimensions
- Length x Width x Height: 1,796 x 680 x 1,085 mm
- Wheelbase: 1,298 mm
- Minimum Ground Clearance: 132 mm
- Seat Height: 742 mm
- Empty Weight: 89 kg
Motor
- Type: In-Wheel Brushless Motor
- Max Power: 1.81 kW @ 618 rpm
- Max Torque: 85 Nm @ 110 rpm
- Average Power Output: 1.5 kW
Battery
- Type: Lithium-Ion
- Voltage: 48 V
- Capacity: 30.6 Ah
- Battery Weight: 11.4 kg
Charging Time
- Full (0–100%): 7 hours 20 minutes
- Mid (25–75%): 3 hours 30 minutes
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Frame and Suspension
- Frame: Backbone
- Front Tire: 90/90 – 12 44J
- Rear Tire: 100/90 – 10 56J
- Front Brake: Hydraulic Disc
- Rear Brake: Drum
- Braking System: Combi Brake System (CBS)
- Front Suspension: Telescopic
- Rear Suspension: Dual Rear Suspension
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Electrical and Features
- Range: Up to 53 km (WMTC Mode)
- Top Speed: 55 km/h
- Meter Cluster: Fully Digital
- Lighting: All-LED System
- Under-Seat Storage: 26 liters
- USB Charger: 5V, 2.1A
The Honda ICON e is designed with city travel in mind featuring practical elements such as a digital meter, spacious under-seat compartment and phone charging slot. While its range and speed may appear modest, the scooter promises quality assurance, safety and long-term support backed by a trusted name like Honda.
Whether buyers will accept the higher cost remains to be seen but one thing is clear that is Honda arrival in the EV space signals growing confidence in Pakistan’s electric mobility future.
