Hero MotoCorp has quietly revised prices of two of its most popular commuter motorcycles — the Hero HF 100 and Hero Passion Plus. The latest hike comes at a time when entry-level buyers are already dealing with rising ownership costs, making this update particularly important for budget-focused customers.

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While the increase looks small on paper, for motorcycles positioned as affordable daily commuters, even a minor price bump can influence buying decisions. Here’s a clear look at what has changed and what it means for buyers.

Hero HF 100, Passion Plus – Old vs New Price (Ex-Showroom)

Model	Old Price (₹)	New Price (₹)	Difference
Hero HF 100	₹59,018	₹59,998	+₹980
Hero Passion Plus	₹76,301	₹77,101	+₹800

Prices are ex-showroom and may vary slightly by state.

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Hero HF 100: Still the Most Affordable, But No Longer Untouched

The Hero HF 100 continues to be the brand’s most affordable motorcycle, aimed squarely at first-time buyers and rural commuters. With this update, Hero has increased the ex-showroom price slightly, making it marginally costlier than before.

Despite the hike, the HF 100 still undercuts most rivals in the segment. Its positioning remains unchanged — basic, no-frills, and focused on fuel efficiency and low maintenance. For buyers who want a dependable daily ride without unnecessary features, the HF 100 still holds strong appeal.

The price revision appears to be part of Hero’s broader cost-alignment strategy rather than a product-level change, as there are no mechanical or feature updates included.

Hero Passion Plus: Price Up, Package Unchanged

The Passion Plus has also received a price hike, pushing its ex-showroom figure higher than before. Positioned above the HF 100, the Passion Plus targets buyers looking for a bit more style and comfort while still staying within the commuter category.

Hero has not made any changes to the motorcycle’s engine, features, or design. It continues with the familiar 97.2cc engine, offering a balance of efficiency and everyday usability. The slight increase in price is unlikely to deter loyal buyers, but it does narrow the gap between the Passion Plus and some feature-rich alternatives in the segment.

For customers cross-shopping within Hero’s own lineup, this update may lead to closer comparisons with models like the Splendor Plus.

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Why Hero Is Revising Prices Again

Repeated price revisions have become common across the two-wheeler industry. Rising input costs, logistics expenses, and regulatory compliance pressures continue to affect manufacturers, even in the commuter segment.

Hero’s approach here is incremental rather than aggressive. By keeping hikes small, the company is attempting to protect volumes while gradually adjusting margins. This strategy also helps avoid sudden sticker shock for entry-level buyers, who are extremely price-sensitive.

What This Means for Buyers

For buyers planning to purchase the HF 100 or Passion Plus, the timing now matters more than ever. While the current hike is not drastic, it reinforces the trend that prices are unlikely to come down anytime soon.

If affordability is the top priority, the HF 100 still remains one of the cheapest motorcycles on sale in India. The Passion Plus, meanwhile, continues to offer a familiar, trusted package, though buyers may want to re-evaluate alternatives at similar price points.

Bottom Line

The latest price hike for the Hero HF 100 and Passion Plus doesn’t change what these motorcycles stand for, but it does reflect the changing cost realities of the market. Hero is choosing steady, controlled increases instead of dramatic jumps, keeping its commuter lineup competitive while protecting long-term sustainability.

For buyers, the decision remains largely the same — proven reliability and low running costs still define these motorcycles, even if the entry price is now slightly higher than before.

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