Honda Motorcycles Get More Affordable in India with GST 2.0 Benefit Price Cuts Up to Rs 18,887

The Indian two-wheeler market is shifting towards the new iteration of prices after the proposal of new GST tax reforms. Many brands have welcomed this new tax reform and are ready to surpass the benefits of GST 2.0 across the lineup. Honda Motorcycles & Scooter India (HMSI) has also announced that they are also gearing up to pass the full benefits of the recent GST reduction in price rates across the nation.

This move will allow Honda to reduce the prices of its scooters and motorcycles across the portfolio with effect from September 22, 2025. Under the new tax regime, all scooters and motorcycles having engine capacities up to 350 cc will be taxed under the 18% tax slab instead of 28% in India. This initiative will attract more buyers frequently to buy new Honda models in the upcoming festive season.

GST Reform Impact on Honda Motorcycle Prices

According to the report proposed by the 56th GST Council Meeting held in Parliament, a new GST 2.0 tax regime will be implemented in the Indian automotive landscape. This revised GST tax structure has categorized two-wheelers into two different tax slabs based on engine displacement. The first will be about those bikes and scooters that have an engine displacement of less than or equal to 350 cc, which will be taxed under the 18% GST slab.

The others are those motorcycles and scooters that have an engine displacement above 350 cc, which will be taxed under the flat 40% GST slab. Honda has immediately implemented price cuts for its sub-350 cc portfolio, including highly popular models, to give the benefit of the GST advantage to Indian consumers.

From The Director’s Desk

Speaking about the latest reforms introduced by the government of India, Mr. Yogesh Mathur, Director of Honda Scooters & Motorcycles, said, “We are thankful to the government of India for introducing the latest GST reform. This strategic initiative will not only improve personal mobility but also boost economic growth. This move will help us reach a wider audience in both rural and urban areas.”

He later added, “HSMI will remain focused on delivering advanced and reliable mobility solutions, and we deeply appreciate the government for the proposal of the new GST tax regime to support the Indian two-wheeler industry and its customers.”

Price Reductions Across Popular Honda Models

With the implementation of the latest GST 2.0 tax regime, Honda's lineup sees price cuts ranging from Rs 5,672 for the Shine 100 to as much as Rs 18,887 on flagship motorcycles like the CB350. The revised prices with GST rate cuts on all Honda motorcycles & scooters are listed below:

The company emphasizes that these cuts are passed fully to customers to enhance affordability ahead of the festive season.

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Conclusion

Honda’s price adjustments following the GST rate cuts offer Indian consumers a timely opportunity to purchase reliable and fuel-efficient two-wheelers at reduced prices. With price reductions up to Rs 18,887 across its popular segments, personal mobility will be more affordable, and this signifies more of a boost in sales figures this festive season.