Hero MotoCorp Prices cut: Hero MotoCorp has now reduced two-wheeler makers cost of its scooters and motorcycles like other companies. This happened after the Government of India announced new GST rates and removed the compensation cess. From 22 September 2025, almost every vehicle in the market, whether cars or two-wheelers, will get cheaper under this reform.
Vikram Kasbekar, the CEO of Hero MotoCorp, said “We welcome the Government’s next-gen GST 2.0 reforms, which will boost consumption, empower GDP growth, and accelerate India’s journey to a $ 5 trillion economy. In addition, more than half of the Indian households use two-wheelers for their daily needs, making it critical for mass mobility.”
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Price Drop On Popular Models
Because of the new GST rates, customers will now save as much as ₹15,743 on select Hero MotoCorp bikes and scooters. This means that famous models like Splendor+, Glamour, and the Xtreme range of motorcycles will be easier to buy. Scooters such as Xoom, Destini, and Pleasure+ will also become more affordable.
Among all the models, the Karizma XMR 210 will see the biggest reduction with a cut of ₹15,743. Hero MotoCorp has already shared the full list of models with their new expected prices so that customers can clearly see the benefits.
| Model | Max GST benefit (Ex. Showroom Delhi) |
| Destini 125 | Up to Rs 7,197 |
| Glamour X | Up to Rs 7,813 |
| HF Deluxe | Up to Rs 5,805 |
| Karizma XMR 210 | Up to Rs 15,743 |
| Passion+ | Up to Rs 6,500 |
| Pleasure+ | Up to Rs 6,417 |
| Splendor+ | Up to Rs 6,820 |
| Super Splendor XTEC | Up to Rs 7,254 |
| Xoom 110 | Up to Rs 6,597 |
| Xoom 125 | Up to Rs 7,291 |
| Xoom 160 | Up to Rs 11,602 |
| Xpulse 210 | Up to Rs 14,516 |
| XTREME 125R | Up to Rs 8,010 |
| Xtreme 160R 4V | Up to Rs 10,985 |
| Xtreme 250R | Up to Rs 14,055 |
New GST Rules For Two-Wheelers
The new GST system brings a big change for two-wheelers below 350cc. Earlier, they were taxed at 28%, but now the tax rate has dropped to 18%. This 10 percent cut makes a direct impact. For example, if a motorcycle was priced at ₹1 lakh, the same bike will now cost around ₹90,000 ex-showroom.
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However, the story is different for bigger motorcycles. Bikes with engines above 350cc will face a higher tax under the new system. They will now be taxed at 40 % instead of the earlier 28% GST plus 3 percent cess. This works out to about a 9% increase. So, a bike that cost ₹2 lakh will now be priced close to ₹2.18 lakh ex-showroom. On top of this, the road tax will also go up, making large-capacity motorcycles more expensive to own in the future.
