Hero’s 100cc Commuter Gets Greener, Looks Better
Modified On Jun 5, 2023 12:19 PM By Nishaad Joshi for Hero HF Deluxe
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The HF Deluxe has received a couple of updates for a tiny hike in the asking price
The updated Hero HF Deluxe has been launched at Rs 60,760 (ex-showroom Delhi). Hero has updated the 100cc commuter with a cleaner engine and a couple of cosmetic updates. Here’s how much each variant costs now:
|
Variant |
New Price |
Older Price |
Price Hike |
|
HF DELUXE DRUM KICK CAST |
Rs 60,760 |
Rs 59,990 |
Rs 770 |
|
HF DELUXE DRUM SELF CAST |
Rs 66,408 |
Rs 65,638 |
Rs 770 |
|
HF DELUXE I3S DRUM SELF CAST |
Rs 67,908 |
Rs 67,138 |
Rs 770 |
(all prices ex-showroom Delhi)
What the bike gets for the tiny hike in its asking price are four new colourways: Nexus Blue, Candy Blazing Red, Black with Sports Red, and Heavy Grey with Black. Hero has also given it a new Canvas Black Edition (similar to the Hero Splendor Plus) and it looks rather nice in this all-black avatar. Those looking for something more bright will like the Candy Blazing Red or the Black with Sports Red.
Other nifty updates include a USB charger as an optional add-on. The bike also gets a toe guard, which is essentially a structure on the brake lever to prevent your toe from touching the engine. It now comes with a standard five-year warranty as well as five free services.
The final set of changes include an OBD II-compliant 97.2cc engine that makes 8.02PS and 8.05Nm, both of which have been unchanged. The bike gets two steps of preload adjustability for its shocks. The Splendor Plus, on the other hand, gets five steps for the same. Nothing else has been tinkered with on this tried-and-tested commuter. Given the minimal price hike, the new colours and a cleaner engine are a welcome addition to the otherwise plain design of the HF Deluxe. The Bajaj Platina 100 is the chief rival to the HF Deluxe. For the same price, you can also get yourself the TVS Scooty Pep Plus.