- All motorcycle buyers must register their vehicles with the Excise Department.
- Riding an unregistered motorcycle can result in legal consequences.
- The Honda CD 70 is known for its reliability, affordability, and efficiency.
All motorcycle buyers, including those purchasing a Honda CD 70, must register their vehicles with the Excise Department.
Riding an unregistered motorcycle can lead to legal consequences, including traffic fines. To register a motorbike with the Excise Department, applicants must pay a specified fee.
The
Honda CD 70 is
renowned in the country for its reliability, affordability, and efficiency, making it one of the top-selling motorcycles.
The Honda CD 70 features a 4-stroke, single-cylinder, air-cooled engine with an engine displacement of approximately 72 cc.
The bike is equipped with a 4-speed constant mesh transmission system, enhancing its performance for daily commuting while maintaining excellent fuel efficiency, which is a hallmark of the
Honda CD 70.
Excise New Registration Fee for Motorcycles in Punjab
The Punjab Assembly recently approved the budget for the fiscal year 2024–25, introducing new tax measures and registration fees for motorcycles and cars.
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The registration fee for motorcycles and scooters is Rs 1,500, with an additional 10% annual fee applicable for registration transfers within 10 years.
The new registration fee will be implemented starting on July 1, 2024.
