Hero Passion Plus, HF Deluxe, And HF 100 Prices Hiked: Check Latest Pricelist
Another price tweak from Hero, commuters affected

Hero MotoCorp has quietly revised prices across its commuter motorcycle portfolio in India. This update comes close on the heels of a recent price hike for the Splendor Plus, which continues to be the brand’s highest-selling model. Now, a closer look reveals that several other Hero motorcycles have also seen marginal price increases across select variants.
|
Model |
Variant |
New Price |
Old Price |
Difference |
|
Drum Brake |
Rs 76,941 |
Rs 76,691 |
Rs 250 |
|
|
125 Million Edition |
Rs 78,324 |
Rs 78,074 |
Rs 250 |
|
|
All Black |
Rs 56,742 |
Rs 55,992 |
Rs 750 |
|
|
Self Cast |
Rs 65,749 |
Rs 64,999 |
Rs 750 |
|
|
Kick Cast |
Rs 60,542 |
Rs 59,793 |
Rs 749 |
|
|
i3S Cast |
Rs 67,132 |
Rs 66,382 |
Rs 750 |
|
|
Pro |
Rs 69,235 |
Rs 68,482 |
Rs 753 |
|
|
Drum Kick Cast |
Rs 59,489 |
Rs 58,739 |
Rs 750 |
The price revision across these models is relatively modest, ranging between Rs 250 and Rs 750 depending on the variant. While Hero MotoCorp has not officially stated the reason behind this adjustment, it is most likely linked to rising input and material costs. Increasing prices of raw materials, logistics, and compliance-related expenses have been affecting the two-wheeler industry, prompting manufacturers to make periodic revisions.

With the Splendor already seeing a recent hike and now models like the Passion Plus, HF Deluxe, and HF 100 following suit, it’s clear that Hero is gradually passing on a part of the increased production costs to customers. Having said that, these bikes are still pretty competitively priced, and the price hike should not affect the buying decision.
User Reviews
PerformanceGood in terms of performance and safety. It is better than any other bike in this range and is the best bike for a middle-class family. It is best for riding in the locality, offers great mileage, and is very supportive. It has good features.Read More
Budget friendly bikeYes, I would recommend for newly employee for office for safety and mileage purpose, and smooth riding, front and back seating all so free, it's good for middle class people, because it's maintenance cost is also budget friendly.Read More
Read before you make your purchase.I wanted an affordable bike with best mileage and this fitted best in my budget. I needed it for daily office commute and also after job I go for part time job as ola rider or blinkit delivery partner depending on my mood. Ride is normal but engine is not much reliable for daily long runs like running for blinkit or ola. Since I was running it for blinkit it, I needed to get changed half engine. It runs smoothly at around 60 but at 70 km vibrates. If you really want a mileage focused bike and your budget is tight then yes you can opt this for your daily runs. But if you can add little more money go for some any 125 cc bike. Like hero xtreme 125.Read More
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