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From Honda to Royal Enfield These Bikes To Witness Massive Price Drops – Details Inside News24 –


The new GST 2.0 came into effect today, reducing tax rates for automobiles in India. Automakers have sought to pass on the benefits of the new policy to buyers. The new price cuts range from ₹40,000 on entry-level hatchbacks to ₹30 lakh on luxury SUVs.

Since a large number of Indian two-wheelers fall under the 350cc category, the GST rate cut from 38% to 18% is a major boost for budget-conscious buyers. Popular commuter options such as Hero Splendor, Honda Activa, Bajaj Pulsar, TVS Apache, and Royal Enfield Classic 350 are set to become significantly cheaper, encouraging first-time buyers and fuelling the festive season. The discount on Commuter class bikes below.

Model Discount
Activa 110 Rs 7,874 cheaper
Dio 110 Rs 7,157 off
Activa 125 Rs 8,259 cut
Dio 125 Rs 8,042 reduction
Shine 100 Rs 5,672 cheaper
Shine 100 DX Rs 6,256 cut
Livo 110 Rs 7,165 lower
Shine 125 Rs 7,443 cut
SP125 Rs 8,447 off
CB125 Hornet Rs 9,229 cheaper
Unicorn Rs 9,948 cut
SP160 Rs 10,635 lower
Hornet 2.0 Rs 13,026 off
NX200 Rs 13,978 cheaper

Discounts and Benefits on Bikes that are above 300CC

With the new GST Policy, bikes above 350cc will now attract 40% GST, making them more expensive. This will include the higher-end models in the 450 to 650 cc category. Since the reductions in the prices vary as per the cities and stock availability, these figures are expected discounts based on estimation.

Bike Model Expected Reduction prices
Royal Enfiled Hunter up To Rs 15,000
Royal Enfield Classic around Rs 16500
Royal Enfiled Meteor Around Rs 19,000
Royal Enfield Bullte 350 Around Rs 18,000
Royal Enfiled Goan Classic Around Rs 20,000
Honda CB 350 Around Rs 18,000
Honda CB 350 H’ness Around Rs 18,500
Honda Cb 350 Rs Around Rs 18500
Jawa 350 Around Rs 15000
Yezdi Roadster Around Rs 16,000

With the new GST update, all bikes with an engine capacity above 350cc have been placed under a different tax category than smaller bikes. Bikes with an engine capacity above 350cc will now attract a GST rate of 40%, while those with an engine capacity below 350cc will be taxed at 18%.