Honda Motorcycles & Scooters India has passed the GST benefits to its customers and the brand has reduced the price of all motorcycles and scooters except their superbikes because all of them are powered by a 650cc or 1000cc engine.
According to GST, the bikes and scooters which are under 350cc, will attract a tax rate of 28 percent instead of 30 percent under the old tax structure. For example, the price of Activa 3G, Aviator, Navi, CB Hornet, and CB Unicorn has been slashed by a small margin.
However, according to GST, the bikes which are above 350cc will attract 3 percent additional cess in addition to 28% as per the new tax rates. This will increase the price of motorcycles which have engine displacement of 350cc and above. This means that the price of Honda Superbikes like CBR1000RR and CBR650F are expected to rise by a little margin.
To sum it up, GST tax on bikes under 350cc is 28 percent (reduced from 30 percent) and GST tax on bikes above 350cc is 31 percent (increased from 30 percent). The price of bikes under 350cc will be reduced by 2 percent and the bikes above 350cc will get a price hike of 1 percent.
Post-GST Honda Price List | July 1, 2017
Price of Honda CB Hornet 160R has been reduced by around INR 800, and Honda Activa 4G’s price has been reduced by around INR 400. Price of Navi 110 has been reduced by around INR 400. Honda recently also launched an-new scooter CLIQ for INR 42,500.
The prices we have mentioned here are ex-showroom Delhi.
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