Honda CD 70 2025 VS. Honda CD 70 2024: Spot the Differences If You Can!

So, the Honda CD 70 2025 model has landed, and naturally, everyone’s asking: What’s new this time? Seasoned Honda fans might already suspect, yes, it’s time for the annual sticker update. It’s like opening a new book and realizing it’s just the old story with a new cover.

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But let’s not jump to conclusions just yet. Let’s go through the details and see if there’s more to Honda CD 70 2025 vs Honda CD 70 2024 or is it just the same bike with fresh graphics.

Honda 70 2025 Vs Honda 70 2024 Body: Is It Really Different?

First up, let’s talk body! Usually, it’s where the magic happens, right? Well, if by magic you mean slapping on new stickers, then yes, Honda’s got some serious magic of slapping flashy new stickers to the new model and yet attracting numerous customers to buy it. And this time again, it’s pretty much the same old story. They’ve kept the same shape, with the only “exciting” update being those flashy new stickers. Imagine watching a new movie, only to find out it’s just a remake with a different cast, same vibe here.

For those of you who love the fine print, here’s a closer look at the specs:

Specs	Honda CD 70 2025	Honda CD 70 2024
Dimension (L x W x H)	1897 X 751 X 1014 mm	1897 X 751 X 1014 mm
Ground Clearance	136 mm	136 mm
Frame	Backbone Type	Backbone Type
Front Tire	2.25 – 17 (4 PR)	2.25 – 17 (4 PR)
Back Tire	2.50 – 17 (4 PR)	2.50 – 17 (4 PR)
Dry Weight	82kg	82kg
Petrol Capacity	8.5 Liters (1 Liter in Reserve)	8.5 Liters (1 Liter in Reserve)

Yep, you’re not seeing double. The specs are identical, right down to the millimeter. If you were hoping for a sleek new look, LED lights, or even a digital dashboard, well, maybe keep those dreams on hold for another year—or five.

Coming to the visuals, the black variant seems a bit different as its mudguard now has traditional chrome color compared to the black color mudguards of the 2024 black variant. Also, the red variant seems a bit brighter now compared to its predecessor but it may be the difference in the picture only and may not have different colors in reality.

Honda CD 70 2025 Vs Honda CD 70 2024 Engine & Performance: The Great Non-Mystery

Alright, so the body didn’t exactly blow our minds. Maybe Honda focused on beefing up the engine and performance? Let’s just say, if you were expecting an upgraded beast, you might want to lower those expectations.

Here’s the engine and performance of Honda 70 2025 compared to Honda 70 2024:

Specs	Honda CD 70 2025	Honda CD 70 2024
Engine	4-Stroke OHC Air Cooled	4-Stroke OHC Air Cooled
Displacement	72 cm³	72 cm³
Bore & Stroke	47.0 x 41.4 mm	47.0 x 41.4 mm
Compression Ratio	9.3:1	9.3:1
Clutch	Multiplate Wet Clutch	Multiplate Wet Clutch
Transmission	4 Speed Constant Mesh	4 Speed Constant Mesh
Starting System	Kick Start	Kick Start

Honda’s motto here seems to be, “If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it.” But let’s be honest, couldn’t they have thrown in something new, like, say, electric start? It’s 2024, after all. Sticking with a kick start feels a bit like still using a typewriter in the age of smartphones. Honda started offering self-start in Honda125 let’s see when they will start offering in CD 70

Honda CD 70 2025 Vs. 2024 Price Comparison: The Silver Lining

Finally, some good news! Honda has kept the price unchanged. That’s right! No extra charge for those snazzy new stickers. Here are the prices:

Honda 70 2025 Model Price in Pakistan	Honda 70 2024 Model Price in Pakistan
Rs.157,900	Rs.157,900

At least you’re not paying more for the “new” model. But this could also be Honda’s way of saying, “We know it’s the same bike, so we’ll keep the price the same too.” But, fingers crossed they don’t spring a surprise price hike on us down the road!

Honda’s Sticker Strategy: A Time-Honored Tradition

So, where does this leave us with the Honda CD 70 2025 vs. 2024 model? If you’ve got a keen eye for detail, or just really like stickers, you might notice a difference. But for the others, it’s a case of ‘same bike, different year.’ Honda’s sticking to their time-honored tradition of minimal changes while calling it a new model.

On the bright side, the price hasn’t budged, which is a small victory for buyers.  However, it’s about time Honda starts listening to its customers and delivers more than just cosmetic tweaks. We can only hope that the next model doesn’t just come with a new sticker, but with some real, tangible upgrades.

What do you think? What changes would you like to see in the next Honda CD 70? Share your thoughts in the comments below—we’d love to hear your ideas!