Hero Bikes

Hero bike price starts from Rs. 50,900 for HF Deluxe and goes upto Rs. 1.72 Lakh for Karizma XMR. Hero manufactures sixteen bikes which are Petrol powered. Hero also manufactures two wheelers in scooters category. Hero Splendor Plus is one of the top Commuter bikes in India and Hero Karizma XMR is one of the top Sports bikes in Indian auto market . The company has also plans to launch several upcoming bikes such as Hero XPulse 400 and Hero Xtreme 400S , Hero Xtreme 125R. Choose a Hero bike to know all the details, including the latest price & bike offers at dealer showrooms in your city. You can also check out the specifications, images, bike mileage, user reviews from fellow Hero bike owners and unbiased reviews by our auto experts.

Hero Bikes Price List in India - October 2023

About Hero

Latest Update on Hero Bikes

In 2022, Hero Motocorp launched its first electric offering in the form of the Vida V1 e-Scooter. Then in 2023, not only has Hero started updating its entire line-up to be compliant with the latest BS 6.2 emissions norms, but the company is also launching a bunch of new models in 2023. Recently Hero launched an updated version of the XPulse 200, which gets a redesigned LED headlight along with new ABS modes. In the pipeline is the brand-new Karizma XMR210, a new Passion Plus as well as an updated Xtreme 200R which is likely to get a 4-valve head and might also get a USD fork. Also expected this year are updates to the Passion Pro and HF Deluxe, which are likely to get Hero’s XTec connectivity features. Hero also had an all-new adventure bike, the XPulse 400, coming out this year. But it seems that this launch has been pushed forward to early 2024. Although what we can expect this year is the Harley-Davidson 4XX - a small-capacity Harley bike developed by Hero MotoCorp.

Origin

Hero MotoCorp, formerly known as Hero Honda, is an Indian motorcycle and scooter manufacturer that has been in operation since 1984. The company was formed as a joint venture between Hero Cycles, one of India's largest bicycle manufacturers, and Honda Motor Company of Japan.

The partnership between Hero Cycles and Honda Motor Company was a major success, with the two companies quickly becoming the largest motorcycle manufacturers in India. The joint venture resulted in the formation of Hero Honda Motors Limited, with Hero Cycles owning a majority stake in the company.

In the years that followed, Hero Honda Motors Limited became known for producing some of the most popular motorcycles in India, including the CD 100, Splendor, and Passion. These motorcycles were known for their reliability, affordability, and fuel efficiency, and quickly became bestsellers in the Indian market.

In 2010, after nearly three decades of partnership, Hero Cycles and Honda Motor Company decided to end their joint venture. The split was amicable, with both companies agreeing to continue to use the "Hero" brand name and logo for a period of time.

After the split, Hero MotoCorp continued to manufacture and sell motorcycles and scooters under the Hero brand. Today, Hero MotoCorp is the largest two-wheeler manufacturer in India, with a market share of over 35%. Hero also collaborated with Speedbrain to develop a rally bike and compete in the Dakar Rally, the world’s most gruelling off-road race.

Production facilities/Dealership Network

Hero MotoCorp currently has five manufacturing facilities in India based at Dharuhera, Gurugram, Neemrana, Haridwar and Halol. The company also boasts the country’s most advanced R&D facility called the CIT (Centre for Innovation and Technology) outside Jaipur. The company also claims to have over 9000 customer touchpoints across India.

Greatest Hits

Hero (Honda) CD100 - the original “Fill it, Shut it, Forget it” bike which delivered amazing mileage for the masses.

Hero (Honda) Splendor - the successor to the CD100, and the best-selling motorcycle in India for three decades.

Hero (Honda) CBZ - India’s first performance-oriented 150cc 4-stroke motorcycle; sparked the 4-stroke performance revolution in the country.

Hero (Honda) Karizma - India’s first sporty 5-stroke bike to have an engine over 200cc. Was considered the pinnacle of performance for years.

Hero Impulse - India’s first dual sport motorcycle. Although not a runaway sales success, garnered a massive cult following.

Hero Xpulse 200 - Hero’s follow-up to the Impulse - larger engine, more capability and an optional rally kit make it perfect for off-road enthusiasts.