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Honda launches new offer on electric Scooty ‘Icon e,’ now available in easy installments, See details here!

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Honda launches new offer on electric Scooty ‘Icon e,’ now available in easy installments, See details here!
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Honda has launched its new electric scooter “Icon e” in Pakistan, now available on easy installment plans. The company announced that urban customers can buy this eco-friendly ride in 3 to 36 monthly installments, with short-term zero-interest options.

The official price of the Icon e-scooty is Rs. 419,900. Customers can choose flexible plans:

  • 3-month plan: Rs. 139,967 per month, with zero interest and a 5% processing fee.
  • 6-month plan: Rs. 69,983 per month, also with zero interest but an 8% processing fee.
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  • 12-month plan: Rs. 54,845 per month, with a 2.5% interest rate.

Honda said minor changes in installment amounts may occur due to interest rate fluctuations. The offer is for a limited time only and depends on stock availability.

Designed especially for city travel, the Icon e promises low maintenance, no smoke, and energy efficiency. Its modern design and eco-friendly features make it an attractive option for young riders.

Eligible Bank Alfalah credit card holders can apply online or through customer service to buy the Icon e on installments.

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