The price of the Hero Splendor 2025 has gone down since the GST for two-wheelers under 350cc went down from 28% to 18%. This makes it an even better choice for people who ride their bikes to work every day. Splendor buyers can now save up to Rs 7,253 as the company passes on the full GST benefit to users.
Hero Splendor 2025: Information on a Price Cut
Hero MotoCorp said that the prices would go down starting September 22, 2025, which was the same day that the GST 2.0 changes started. All two-wheelers under 350cc will gain from the GST cut. This includes popular commuter bikes like the Hero Splendor Plus, Splendor Plus XTEC, and Super Splendor XTEC. The cut brings down the GST rate from 28% to 18%, which means that Splendor models cost about Rs 6,500 to Rs 7,253 less. For instance, after the GST cut, the Hero Splendor Plus’s “ex-showroom” price went down from about Rs 79,096 to about Rs 72,516.
Price Range for the New Hero Splendor
With the new prices, the Splendor now costs between ₹72,000 and ₹85,000 when bought directly from the dealership. This includes the base Splendor Plus, the Splendor Plus XTEC, and the more expensive Super Splendor XTEC. With the price cut, these bikes are now even more cheap for commuters, making them even more valuable as one of India’s best-selling commuter motorcycles.
The best parts of Hero Splendor 2025
- The engine is a single-cylinder, air-cooled 97.2cc unit that makes about 7.9 PS of power and 8–10 Nm of torque, based on the model.
- Transmission: a 4-speed manual transmission.
- Mileage: It got between 61 and 65 km/l in real life, which means it uses very little gas for traveling in cities and semi-cities.
- It meets the requirements of BS6 Phase 2, works reliably, requires little upkeep, and lets you ride in a comfortable way, making it perfect for daily travel.
What Happens to Buyers When GST Prices Drop?
This GST price cut happened during the holiday season, which made people even more interested. Buyers can save up to Rs 7,253 on some Splendor models. The price drop makes the bike even more accessible to more people, including people who live in rural or semi-urban areas and depend on bikes for daily transportation. Hero MotoCorp is more committed to mass mobility and the “Make in India” program when their products are more affordable to more people.
