Hero Bikes

Hero bikes price in India starts at Rs 59,018 for Hero HF 100, which is the cheapest model. The most expensive Hero two wheeler is Hero Mavrick 440 priced at Rs 2.24 Lakh. The most popular models for Hero includes 10 Commuter, 4 Sports, 2 Adventure Tourer, 1 Sports Naked, 4 Scooters, 1 Cruiser and 1 Off Road. Upcoming Hero bike in India include Hero Xtreme 200 R, Hero XPulse 210 , Hero Xtreme 210R which are expected to launch in 2024. Select a Hero motorcycle to find out its latest price, specifications, Hero Finance, offers, mileage, colors, images and more at BikeDekho. To get more details of Hero bikes, download BikeDekho App.Searching for Hero Scooters?

Hero Bikes Price List 2024 in India

Latest Updates on Hero MotoCorp

• Hero MotoCorp launched its new flagship motorcycle, the Mavrick 440. It is a neo-retro roadster available in three variants starting from Rs 1,99,000 (ex-showroom).
• Alongside the launch of the Mavrick 440, Hero MotoCorp also launched the new Xtreme 125R, a new premium 125cc motorcycle positioned above the Super Splendor and the Glamour.
• Hero also showcased the exclusive CE001, a sporty limited-edition motorcycle based on Karizma XMR, of which only 100 units will be made.
• The new scooters from Hero – Xoom 125R and Xoom 160 – made their Indian debut in January 2023, and are likely to be launched in the coming months.

Who is the Owner and CEO of Hero MotoCorp?

The roots of Hero MotoCorp go back to 1984 when Hero Honda Group started as a joint venture between Hero Cycles of India (owned by the Munjal brothers, with Brijmohan Lall Munjal as its founder) and Honda Motor Company from Japan. Under this joint venture, Hero and Honda came together to make motorcycles, with Honda providing technical expertise.

However, in 2010, the board of directors decided to end the joint venture between Hero Group and Honda in a phased manner. It led to the Hero Group, led by the Munjal family, buying out Honda’s stake and renaming the company as Hero MotoCorp Limited in 2011. The current CEO, Chairman and Managing Director of Hero MotoCorp is Pawan Kant Munjal, who is the third child of Brijmohan Lall Munjal

Is Hero Electric Part of Hero MotoCorp?

Hero Electric is a separate entity from Hero MotoCorp, with its original name being Hero Electric Vehicles Private Limited. It is owned by Hero EcoTech Group and led by Vijay Munjal, the cousin of Pawan Kant Munjal, the head of Hero MotoCorp. Hero Electric primarily makes low-speed, affordable electric scooters and is an entirely different company from Hero MotoCorp, which is much larger in scale, production, and profits.

Where are Hero MotoCorp Bikes Made in India?

The parent manufacturing facility of Hero MotoCorp is located in Dharuhera (near Gurugram, Haryana), which has been its first manufacturing facility since Hero Honda's days. However, over the years, Hero MotoCorp has set up additional manufacturing facilities in Gurugram (Haryana), Neemrana (Rajasthan), Haridwar (Uttarakhand), Halol (Gujarat), and Chittoor (Andhra Pradesh).

What is i3S Technology in Hero Bikes?

Hero MotoCorp introduced the i3S technology with the Splendor i-Smart in the Indian two-wheeler market, which was later introduced in more motorcycles and scooters from the brand. The term i3S stands for Idle Stop-Start System, which automatically switches off the engine after idling for a while in traffic. The system turns the engine back on with just a pull of the clutch lever.

With this system, motorcycles and scooters save fuel by preventing the engine from staying on for long unnecessarily.

Which Hero Bike is Best?

Hero Splendor Plus: The best selling bike in India, the Splendor Plus is an entry-level, lightweight 100cc commuter motorcycle with excellent mileage.

Hero Xtreme 125R: The newest premium commuter motorcycle from Hero MotoCorp, the Xtreme 125R, is a sporty-looking 125cc motorcycle with edgy styling, a 5-speed gearbox, and a claimed mileage of 66 kmpl.

Hero XPulse 200 4V: The XPulse 200 4V is a dual-purpose adventure motorcycle with a tall and lean stance, rugged chassis and tyres and a 199cc air-cooled engine. While it may not be ideal for high-speed touring, it more than makes up with its offroad capability.

Hero Karizma XMR: A fully-faired sports bike from Hero MotoCorp, the new Karizma XMR is a follow-up to the original Hero Honda Karizma and is powered by the brand’s first liquid-cooled engine displacing 210cc.

Hero Mavrick 440: This neo-retro roadster is Hero MotoCorp’s new flagship motorcycle. The Mavrick 440 shares its engine and platform with the Harley-Davidson X440, a motorcycle co-developed by Hero MotoCorp and Harley-Davidson.

Which Hero Scooter Is Best?

Hero Pleasure Plus: Hero MotoCorp's most affordable scooter, the Pleasure Plus, is marketed towards female buyers due to its chic styling, lightweight bodywork, and affordable pricing.

Hero Xoom: A sporty, edgy-looking scooter from Hero MotoCorp, the Hero Xoom replaced the Maestro Edge 110 and features an all-LED headlight with segment-first cornering lamps. It gets a 110cc engine, and is among the sportiest scooters in its segment.

Hero Destini Prime: With Destini Prime, Hero MotoCorp offers an affordable and functional 125cc scooter at the price of a 110cc scooter.

Hero Destini X-Tec: The Destini X-Tec is a more premium version of the Destini 125. It has additional features like an LED headlamp, Bluetooth connectivity, a pillion backrest, among others.

Vida V1 Pro: Hero MotoCorp's first modern electric scooter, the Vida V1 Pro, has a 3.94kWh battery and claims a maximum real-world range of 110 km.