New Hero Dual-Sport Bike Design Patented In India
- Aug 18, 2026
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Hero MotoCorp has increased the prices of its entire range by Rs 460 to Rs 2,050. Hero’s 110cc motorcycle range sees a lower price hike while the 125cc and 200cc motorcycles receive a higher increment. This is the first price increase for the Hero Xtreme 160R since its launch in June this year. Here are the updated prices:
| Mototcycles | |||
| Hero Models | Latest Price | Previous Price | Premium |
| Xtreme 160R | Drum: Rs 1,02,000 Disc: Rs 1,05,050 |
Drum: Rs 99,950 Disc: Rs 1,03,500 |
Rs 2,050 Rs 1,550 |
| XPulse 200 | Rs 113,730 | Rs 1,11,790 | Rs 1,940 |
| Glamour | Drum: Rs 71,000 Disc: Rs 74,500 |
Drum: Rs 69,750 Disc: Rs 73,250 |
Rs 1,250 |
| Splendor iSmart | Drum: Rs 65,950 Disc: Rs 68,150 |
Drum: Rs 65,700 Disc: Rs 67,900 |
Rs 250 |
| Passion Pro | Drum: Rs 66,500 Disc: 68,700 |
Drum: Rs 65,740 Disc: 67,940 |
Rs 760 |
| Splendor Plus | Drum, kick start: Rs 60,960 Drum, self start: Rs 63,260 Disc, i3S: 64,470 |
Drum kick start: Rs 60,500 Drum self start: Rs 62,800 Disc i3S: 64,010 |
Rs 460 |
| HF Deluxe | 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 |
Drum kick start/spoke wheel: Rs 48,000 Drum kick start: Rs 49,000 Drum self start: Rs 57,175 Drum self start: Rs 57,300 Drum self start: Rs 58,500 |
Rs 950 Rs 950 Rs 1,300 Rs 1,300 Rs 1,300 |
| Super Splendor | Drum, self start: Rs 69,450 Disc, self start: Rs 72,950 |
Drum self start: Rs 68,150 Disc self start: Rs 71,650 |
Rs 1,300 |
| Scooters | |||
| Destini 125 | Drum brake: Rs 66,310 Disc brake: Rs 69,700 |
Drum brake: Rs 65,810 Disc brake: Rs 68,600 |
Rs 500 Rs 1,100 |
| Maestro Edge 110 | Drum brake, alloy wheel: Rs 61,450 Alloy wheel: Rs 62,950 |
Drum brake, alloy wheel: Rs 60,950 Alloy wheel: Rs 62,450 |
Rs 500 |
| Pleasure Plus | Drum brake, sheet metal wheel: Rs 56,800 Drum brake, alloy wheel: Rs 58,950 |
Drum brake, sheet metal wheel: Rs 55,600 Drum brake, alloy wheel: Rs 57,600 |
Rs 1,200 Rs 1,350 |
Interestingly, the entry-level Pleasure Plus has received the highest price increase among Hero scooters. There is a considerable difference between the price hike of the lower and higher variants of the Destini 125.

The new price increase isn't as significant as that of other motorcycle brands. This allows Hero to continue offering motorcycles and scooters with good features and performance at a lower price than the competition, which happens to be its USP.
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