FY 2022 Sees A MASSIVE Drop In Two-wheeler Sales
- Apr 19, 2022
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Hero MotoCorp had announced a price revision for its entire portfolio in December 2020. As expected, prices have been increased across almost all bikes and scooters, except the Hero Maestro Edge 125 BS6. Interestingly, the brand's most affordable motorcycle, the HF Deluxe, has received the biggest hike, making it Rs 1,250 more expensive than before. According to Hero, the price bump is in a bid to partially offset the rising commodity costs including steel, aluminium, plastics, and precious metals. Here’s the complete price list with the difference in costs:
|
Hero Motorcycles |
Latest Price |
Previous Price |
Premium |
|
Glamour 125 |
BS6 Drum: Rs 71,900 BS6 Disc: Rs 75,400 Blaze Edition Drum: Rs 73,100 Blaze Edition Disc: Rs 76,600 |
BS6 Drum: Rs 71,000 BS6 Disc: 74,500 Blaze Edition Drum: Rs 72,200 Blaze Edition Disc: Rs 75,700 |
Rs 900 |
|
Passion Pro BS6 |
Drum: Rs 67,400 Disc: Rs 69,600 |
Drum: Rs 66,500 Disc: 68,700 |
Rs 900 |
|
Hero Splendor Plus |
Kick start: Rs 61,785 Self start: Rs 64,085 Self start with i3S: Rs 65,295 |
Kick start: Rs 60,960 Self start: Rs 63,260 Self start with i3S: Rs 64,470 |
Rs 825 |
|
Hero Splendor iSmart 110 |
Drum: Rs 66,500 Disc: Rs 68,700 |
Drum: Rs 65,950 Disc: Rs 68,150 |
Rs 550 |
|
Hero Super Splendor |
Self start Drum: Rs 69,900 Self start Disc: Rs 73,400 |
Self start Drum: Rs 69,450 Self start Disc: Rs 72,950 |
Rs 450 |
|
HF Deluxe |
Drum, kick start/spoke wheel: Rs 50,200 Drum, kick start: Rs 51,200 Drum, self start: Rs 59,900 Drum, self start: Rs 61,225 Drum, self start i3s: Rs 60,025 |
Drum, kick start/spoke wheel: Rs 48,950 Drum, kick start: Rs 49,950 Drum, self start: Rs 58,475 Drum, self start: Rs 58,600 Drum, self start i3s: Rs 59,800 |
Rs 1,250 |
|
Hero Scooters |
Latest Price |
Previous Price |
Premium |
|
Destini 125 BS6 |
Steel wheels: Rs 66,960 Alloy wheels: Rs 70,450 |
Steel wheels: Rs 66,310 Alloy wheels: Rs 69,700 |
Rs 750 |
|
Hero Maestro Edge 110 BS6 |
FI VX: Rs 61,950 FI ZX: Rs 63,450 |
FI VX: Rs 60,950 FI ZX: Rs 62,450 |
Rs 1,000 |
|
Pleasure Plus BS6 |
Platinum edition: Rs 61,950 Self Start/Alloy: Rs 59,950 Self Start/Steel Wheels: Rs 57,300 |
Platinum edition: Rs 60,950 Self Start/Alloy: Rs 58,950 Self Start/Steel Wheels: Rs 56,800 |
Rs 1,000 |
Luckily, the revised prices aren’t substantial, so it ideally shouldn’t affect a buyer’s decision. Moreover, the brand is working on reducing the impact on its customers and also protecting its margins through its savings programme, Leap-2.
Customers can also look forward to Hero’s upcoming product launches in 2021. This includes an electric Maestro, the BS6 XPulse 200T, and the Hero Xtreme 160S. You can read all about it here.
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