United Auto Industries has announced an increase in motorcycle prices, citing rising production expenses and higher raw material costs amid ongoing inflationary pressures.
In an official notification issued on April 3, the company stated that it had attempted to keep prices stable for as long as possible despite increasing economic challenges. However, recent hikes in petrol prices and manufacturing inputs made it difficult to maintain previous rates.
The company confirmed that prices across multiple motorcycle models have now been revised, with increases ranging between Rs. 3,000 and Rs. 5,000 depending on engine capacity and model category.
According to the notification, 70cc and 100cc motorcycles will see a price increase of Rs. 3,000, while 125cc models will experience a higher adjustment of Rs. 5,000 due to comparatively higher production costs.
Officials explained that the decision was made after careful evaluation of market conditions, including rising transportation expenses, imported components, and overall manufacturing costs affecting the automotive sector.
The revised prices will come into effect from April 11, 2026, and will apply to all new bookings placed on or after that date, while existing confirmed orders will remain subject to previous pricing policies.
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