These are the cheapest bikes in the country after the GST cut; prices start from Rs 55,000, learn the details.

GST Reforms 2025: If you're planning to buy an affordable bike this festive season, here are five of the cheapest bikes in the country. Let's find out the details.

 

Following the GST reduction, purchasing two-wheelers has become more affordable than ever. Under the new GST rate , the GST rate on bikes with engines under 350cc has been reduced from 28% to 18%. This has made purchasing a motorcycle more accessible for the middle class . If you 're planning to buy an affordable bike this festive season, here are five affordable options.

Hero HF Deluxe

The Hero HF Deluxe is one of the best-selling affordable bikes in India. Following the GST reduction, its price has been reduced by approximately ₹5,800, making it even more budget- friendly. After the GST reduction, the bike is now priced at ₹55,992, ex-showroom .

TVS Sport

The TVS Sport is also known for its excellent mileage and low price. This bike also benefits from the GST reduction. As a result, its starting price is now ₹55,100 ex-showroom .

Honda Shine

The Honda Shine 100 has also benefited significantly from the GST reduction. This bike now offers savings of ₹5,600. The new ex-showroom price is ₹63,191. The Shine is powered by a 98.9 cc single-cylinder, air-cooled engine. The bike can deliver a mileage of 55-60 kilometers per liter.

HeroSplendor

The Hero Splendor Plus is one such name, and it's a best-selling bike. Following the GST reduction, the price of this bike has been reduced by ₹6,800. Its new price is now ₹73,902 ex-showroom.

Bajaj Platina 100

The Bajaj Platina is known for its affordable price and strong mileage . After the GST reduction, the Platina 100's ex-showroom price is now just ₹66,520 (ex-showroom). The bike is powered by a 102 cc DTS- I engine that delivers a mileage of 70 kmpl .