Bike Loan Calculator Pakistan 2026 Bank Rates
Calculate monthly installments for Honda CD70, CG125, Yamaha, Suzuki and electric bikes. Bank of Punjab, Meezan Ijarah, Bank Alfalah and Kashf Foundation rates included. Free, no signup needed.
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⚠ Prices shown are ex-showroom estimates. Actual on-road price includes registration, token tax, number plate, and other local charges.
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Bike Loan in Pakistan — Complete 2026 Guide
A bike loan in Pakistan is one of the most accessible forms of consumer financing, with monthly installments often below ₨6,000–₨8,000 for popular models like the Honda CD70 and CG125. With petrol at ₨414.78/litre, motorcycles remain the most fuel-efficient mode of transport for millions of Pakistanis.
Which Banks Offer Bike Loans in Pakistan?
Bank of Punjab is the most active bike financing bank with branches across Punjab. Meezan Bank's Bike Ijarah is the leading Islamic option. Bank Alfalah offers bike financing through consumer lending. Kashf Foundation serves low-income borrowers through microfinance with minimal documentation — best for those without formal salary slips.
Bike Loan Rates and Terms in Pakistan (2026)
Bike loan rates currently range from 18% per year (Bank of Punjab, Bank Alfalah, Meezan Ijarah) to 24% per year (Kashf microfinance). Minimum down payment is typically 20%. Maximum tenure is 5 years. For a Honda CG125 at ₨226,500 with 20% down and 3-year tenure at 18%, the monthly installment is approximately ₨6,800.
Why Electric Bikes Are Growing in Pakistan
With petrol at ₨414.78/litre, electric bikes like Jolta Electric (₨144,900–₨239,900) and Honda ICON-E (₨395,900) are gaining popularity. Running cost on electricity is roughly Rs. 0.50/km vs Rs. 3.00/km on petrol. Over 3 years, an electric bike saves Rs. 60,000–80,000 in fuel alone for someone travelling 1,500km/month.