Hero HF Deluxe Price Update Post GST 2.0 — Full Variant-Wise Breakdown

The HF Deluxe from Hero MotoCorp has seen a modest price reset after the GST 2.0 tax changes, with new ex-showroom rates now in effect since September 22, 2025. Hero MotoCorp has passed on the full benefit of the tax cut to customers, which translates into savings of roughly Rs 4,700–Rs 5,800 on HF Deluxe variants in Delhi, depending on trim the customer opts for. Here’s a straight, variant-level look at the revised ex-showroom prices and what buyers should check before they book their new ride.

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What Changed Under GST 2.0

The recent GST revision placed many two-wheelers in the lower tax band. This means that bikes under 350cc that were earlier falling within a higher tax slab,

have now become comparatively more affordable. Since motorcycles are now going to be charged at a reduced rate, the manufacturers can pass on savings directly to customers. Hero has confirmed this adjustment, with the prices already reflected on the brand's website. This change is designed to enhance affordability for consumers in anticipation of the upcoming festive season.

Hero HF Deluxe: Updated Variant-Wise Prices

Variant	Price
HF Deluxe Pro	Rs 68,485
HF Deluxe I3S Cast OBD2B	Rs 66,382
HF Deluxe Kick Cast OBD2B	Rs 59,792
HF Deluxe Self Cast OBD2B	Rs 64,999
HF Deluxe All Black OBD2B	Rs 55,992

The available colour options include Black Nexus Blue, Sports Red Black, Black Grey Stripe, and Candy Blazing Red.

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What This Means For Buyers

The savings on the HF Deluxe trims are real, varying from about Rs 4,700 to Rs 5,800. However, there may not be a huge variance between the listed price and what’s actually paid. What you are paying is certainly influenced by registration fees as well as insurance in your state and also any dealer handling charges or even festive promotions. Also, remember that ex-showroom prices can differ slightly by city and dealer. Make it a point to get local dealerships to confirm the last on-road price at the time of booking.

If you’re shopping for a simple, low-running-cost commuter, the revised HF Deluxe pricing tightens its value case marginally. Quick checklist before you buy: confirm the variant code (Kick/Self/i3S/Pro), get a firm on-road quote, and compare any short-term dealer cash or finance offers.