The recent GST 2.0 reform has led to reduced tax slabs on commuter motorcycles, which made Honda reduce the prices of its entry-level models. The Honda Shine 100 and Shine 100 DX fall in the highly popular
competing segment of 100cc commuter bikes; now even more affordable. The Shine 100 is Honda's most pocket-friendly motorcycle in India, whereas the Shine 100 DX carries a few cosmetic upgrades. With variants getting price cuts across markets due to GST cuts being rolled out, this will add an extra bit of relief for the budget buyer just ahead of the festive season.
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Honda Shine 100, Shine 100 DX: Updated Prices
Following the implementation of GST 2.0 reforms, the Honda Shine 100 is now cheaper by about Rs 5,672 and the Shine 100 DX gets a price cut of nearly Rs 6,256. So, it comes to an ex-showroom price of about Rs 63,191 for Shine 100 and approximately Rs 69,694 for the Shine 100 DX. These prices have already reflected in dealer invoices as well as online listings, and thus are accessible to any customer walking into a showroom who wants to buy one immediately.
Honda Shine 100, Shine 100 DX: Key Specs
Both the Shine 100 and Shine 100 DX bikes continue with the exact mechanicals. The Shine 100 houses a four-stroke, single-cylinder, air-cooled motor with a displacement of 98.98cc, producing 7.28 hp and 8.05Nm, mated to a four-speed gearbox. In turn, this same mill powers inside the cradle of the Shine 100 DX but puts it apart by certain enhanced styling elements such as some conspicuous body graphics and premium finish. Standard elements of both models include safety features like CBS, alloy wheels, and tubeless tyres.
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What This Means For Commuter Buyers
The commuter motorcycles in India are extremely price-sensitive, and even a few thousand rupees can sway decisions. With GST-driven cuts now applied, Honda’s Shine 100 and Shine 100 DX are more attractive to buyers looking for affordable, fuel-efficient two-wheelers. Customers should note that while ex-showroom prices are lower, final on-road costs depend on state-level RTO charges and insurance. Still, the GST relief ensures that Honda’s entry-level offerings become more competitive against rivals like the Hero HF Deluxe and Bajaj Platina.
