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Honda CD 70 (commonly known as Honda 70cc) is a four-stroke motorcycle manufactured by the Japanese company Honda. It was produced by Honda from 1970 to 1991 and later on, in 1991, its production moved to Atlas Honda in Pakistan. The Honda CD 70 was introduced in the Pakistani market in 1984 and it instantly dominated the market. The CD 70 replaced the two-stroke motorcycles and Vespa which was the only popular two-wheeler at that time. The CD 70 was the first four-stroke motorcycle in Pakistan due to which it became popular very quickly. Since its launch, it has maintained the highest resale value in Pakistan. Initially, the rectangular speedometer on the Honda 70 featured gear range markings and a maximum calibration of 60 mph (97 km/h). Its claimed top speed was 58 mph (93 km/h). Over time, it went through several upgrades, both in exterior design and engine. In 1984, it was rebranded as Honda CD 70 with a modified engine, carburetor, and rear indicators. Nowadays, the Honda 70cc comes with a certified Euro II engine. The latest model, the Honda CD 70 2025, has recently been revealed with a mild change in design and with an addition of one new color, i.e., blue. However, consumers were expecting dominant changes in its design before the launch.