Now buying a bike will be expensive, prices of Hero’s Splendor, HF Deluxe and Passion Plus increased

Hero HF Deluxe Becomes More Expensive: The country’s largest two-wheeler manufacturer Hero MotoCorp has increased the prices of its popular commuter motorcycle range without any major announcement. First of all the company launched its best selling bike Hero Splendor Plus The prices were increased and now Hero HF 100, HF Deluxe and Passion Plus have also become expensive. For those who buy bikes for daily needs, this news is going to have a direct impact on the pockets.

Prices increased from ₹250 to ₹750

Hero MotoCorp has increased the prices of its bikes by Rs 250 to Rs 750, depending on the variant.

• The price of Hero Passion Plus and Hero Splendor Plus has increased by at least ₹250.
• At the same time, Hero HF 100 and Hero HF Deluxe have now become costlier by ₹ 750.
• According to the company, this increase is part of its annual price revision process.

What are the new ex-showroom prices?

After the price increase, now the new prices of the bikes are as follows:

• Hero HF 100 has now become costlier by ₹ 750 to ₹ 59,489 (ex-showroom), which was earlier ₹ 58,739.
• Hero HF Deluxe price is now ₹56,742 to ₹69,235 (ex-showroom), earlier it was ₹55,992 to ₹68,482.
• Hero Passion Plus will now be available at ₹76,941, up from ₹78,324 (ex-showroom), an increase of ₹250.
• Hero Splendor Plus has also become costlier by ₹ 250, now from ₹ 74,152 to ₹ 80,721 (ex-showroom).

Price increased, yet huge jump in sales

Interestingly, despite the increase in prices, Hero MotoCorp has seen a tremendous increase in sales. The company’s wholesale sales increased by 40 percent to 4,56,479 units in December 2025, whereas it was 3,24,906 units in December 2024. In the domestic market, 4,19,243 units were sold in December 2025, which was 2,94,152 units in the same month last year.

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Demand for both scooters and bikes strong

According to the company, this strength has come due to the festive season, new launches and good performance of petrol and EV scooter portfolio.

• Motorcycle sales in December 2025 stood at 4,02,374 units.
• Scooter sales reached 54,105 units, which was only 26,390 units last year.