GST Price Cut on Honda Two-Wheelers of up to Rs 18,887 in India
Honda Motorcycles and Scooters India (HMSI) has announced price reductions for its two-wheeler models following a revision in the Goods and Services Tax (GST) rates. The new GST structure, effective September 22, imposes an 18% tax on two-wheelers with engines over 350cc and a 40% tax on those under 350cc. The CB350 sees the largest price cut of Rs 18,887, while the Shine 100 experiences the smallest reduction at Rs 5,672. HMSI aims to enhance affordability and accessibility, especially during the upcoming festive season.
GST Price Cut on Honda Two Wheelers of up to Rs 18,887 in India
Japanese automaker, Honda’s Indian subsidiary, Honda Motorcycles and Scooters India (HMSI) recently announced a price cut following the revision of Goods and Services Tax (GST) tax slab introduced by the GST council. The revision states that any two-wheeler with an engine capacity >350cc will be taxed at 18% whereas any two-wheeler <350cc will be taxed at 40% September 22 onwards. The CB350 receives the highest price reduction of Rs 18,887 while Shine 100 gets lowest price reduction of Rs 5,672.
GST Price Reduction on Honda Two-Wheelers
| Model Name | Reduction in Price (Up to) |
| Honda Activa | Rs 7,874 |
| Honda Dio | Rs 7,157 |
| Honda Activa 125 | Rs 8,259 |
| Honda Dio 125 | Rs 8,042 |
| Honda Shine 100 | Rs 5,672 |
| Honda Shine 100 DX | Rs 6,256 |
| Honda Livo 110 | Rs 7,165 |
| Honda Shine 125 | Rs 7,443 |
| Honda SP125 | Rs 8,447 |
| Honda CB125 Hornet | Rs 9,229 |
| Honda Unicorn | Rs 9,948 |
| Honda SP160 | Rs 10,635 |
| Honda Hornet 2.0 | Rs 13,026 |
| Honda NX200 | Rs 13,978 |
| Honda CB350 H'Ness | Rs 18,598 |
| Honda CB350RS | Rs 18,857 |
| Honda CB350 | Rs 18,887 |
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Yogesh Mathur, Director, Sales & Marketing, HMSI, said, "We welcome the Indian government’s recent GST reform. This strategic initiative will not only improve personal mobility, but also boost the economic growth. The reduction in GST on two-wheelers and spare parts is a timely and forward-looking step, making vehicles more affordable and strengthening the overall ecosystem. HMSI is fully committed to passing on the benefit to our customers. With the festive season approaching, this move will help us reach a wider audience in both urban and rural markets. This rationalization not only supports customers but also strengthens the entire value chain, positively impacting dealers, suppliers, and local businesses. Simultaneously, we are evaluating the impact of the new 40% GST slab on our premium motorcycles to ensure a balanced, customer-focused approach across our portfolio. HMSI remains focused on delivering advanced and reliable mobility solutions, and we deeply appreciate the government’s continued support for the industry and its consumers."
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