Honda Slashes Prices Across Scooter & Bike Range After GST Cuts
Greeting the government’s 2025 GST reforms, Honda Motorcycle & Scooter India (HMSI) has announced that it will pass on the full tax benefits to its customers. Effective September 22, 2025, prices of Honda scooters and motorcycles have dropped by up to ₹18,887.
Under the new rules, two-wheelers with engines below 350cc now fall under the 18% GST slab (down from 28%), while models above 350cc attract 40% GST (up from 31%).
Honda Scooters & Bikes – GST Price Cuts
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Activa 110 – up to ₹7,874
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Dio 110 – up to ₹7,157
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Activa 125 – up to ₹8,259
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Dio 125 – up to ₹8,042
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Shine 100 – up to ₹5,672
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Shine 100 DX – up to ₹6,256
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Livo 110 – up to ₹7,165
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Shine 125 – up to ₹7,443
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SP 125 – up to ₹8,447
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CB125 Hornet – up to ₹9,229
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Unicorn – up to ₹9,948
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SP 160 – up to ₹10,635
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Hornet 2.0 – up to ₹13,026
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NX200 – up to ₹13,978
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CB350 H’ness – up to ₹18,598
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CB350RS – up to ₹18,857
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CB350 – up to ₹18,887
Honda’s best-selling Activa 110 scooter is now cheaper by up to ₹7,874, while the Activa 125 gets a cut of up to ₹8,259. The Dio 110 and Dio 125 are down by up to ₹7,157 and ₹8,042, respectively.
Commuter bikes such as the Shine 100 (₹5,672 cut), Shine 125 (₹7,443 cut), Livo 110 (₹7,165 cut), and Unicorn (₹9,948 cut) also benefit. Sportier options like the Hornet 2.0 and NX200 are now more affordable by ₹13,026 and ₹13,978, respectively.
At the premium end, the CB350 range witnesses the steepest drop, with price cuts ranging from ₹18,598 to ₹18,887.
