The Honda Shine 125 is powered by a 123.9cc single-cylinder, air-cooled engine that delivers 10.63 hp and 11 Nm of torque, coupled with a 5-speed gearbox.

In the scooter segment, the Jupiter is now available at Rs 72,400, down from Rs 78,881, while the Jupiter 125 is priced at Rs 75,600, compared to its previous price of Rs 82,395. The Ntorq series’ 125 cc variant is priced at Rs 80,900, and the 150 cc version at Rs 1,09,400.

High-volume commuter bikes such as the Radeon and Sport are now priced at Rs 55,100, reduced from Rs 59,950. The Raider is now available at Rs 80,500, down from Rs 87,625.

TVS aims to maintain its competitive edge by strategically adjusting prices. These price reductions across various models allow a broader range of customers to benefit. It is advisable for potential buyers to contact their local dealers to confirm prices, as RTO road tax prices vary by location.

**Price Reduction on 10 Models**
The company has announced that the prices of approximately 10 popular scooters and motorcycles have now been reduced. These include vehicles from entry-level to premium segments. The company says that purchasing will become easier for customers after the new regulations.

**How Much Have Prices Decreased?**
According to the information provided by the company, price cuts have been made at various levels on several models. This reduction ranges from ₹3,854 to ₹9,600.

* Jupiter 110: Price reduced by ₹6,481
* Jupiter 125: Price reduced by ₹6,795
* NTORQ 125: Price reduced by ₹7,242
* NTORQ 150: Price reduced by ₹9,600
* TVS XL 100: Price reduced by ₹3,854
* Radian: Price reduced by ₹4,850
* Sport: Price reduced by ₹4,850
* StarCity: Price reduced by ₹8,564
* Raider: Price reduced by ₹7,125
* Jive: Price reduced by ₹6,291

**New Prices (Ex-Showroom)**
After the price cuts, the new prices of TVS scooters and motorcycles are:

* Jupiter 110: ₹72,400
* Jupiter 125: ₹75,600
* NTORQ 125: ₹80,900
* NTORQ 150: ₹1.09 lakh
* XL 100: ₹43,900
* Radian: ₹55,100
* Sport: ₹55,100
* StarCity: ₹72,200
* Raider: ₹80,500
* Jive: ₹70,600

**Direct Benefit to Customers**
The changes in GST rules have reduced the company’s production costs, and its direct profit is reaching the customers. For example, NTORQ 150 has seen a significant reduction of approximately ₹9,600, making it an even more attractive option among the youth. The reduced prices of entry-level models like XL 100 and Radian, which are budget-friendly vehicles, will be beneficial for customers in villages and small towns.

The Suzuki Access and Avenis, along with other entry-level scooters, are among the most popular choices in the Indian market. Under the new GST 2.0, the Access now offers a GST benefit of ₹8,523, while the sporty Avenis has become cheaper by ₹7,823. The Burgman Street range, catering to buyers seeking maxi-scooter styling, will also see benefits.

Standard Burgman Street offers a profit of ₹8,373, while the Burgman Street EX has become cheaper by ₹9,798. This impact is even more pronounced in Suzuki’s motorcycle lineup. Significant tax savings are available on the Gixxer series, which includes the main motorcycles in the 150cc to 250cc segment. The Gixxer 150 is now cheaper by ₹11,520, while the fully-faired Gixxer SF offers a saving of ₹12,311.

The Gixxer 250 and Gixxer SF 250 come with a profit of approximately ₹16,525 and ₹18,024, respectively. Adventure enthusiasts will also benefit from GST 2.0, as Suzuki’s V-Strom SX offers a benefit of ₹17,982 in the domestic market.

These recent price cuts in the auto sector bring significant benefits to customers. Particularly for bikes and vehicles above 350cc, where prices were previously increasing, companies like Suzuki are making their products more value for money. This change not only provides buyers with affordable options but could also lead to a sharp rise in demand during the festive season.

Suzuki’s entry-level scooters, including the Access and Avenis, are among the most popular options in the Indian market. Under the new GST 2.0, the Access now offers a GST benefit of ₹8,523, while the sporty Avenis has become cheaper by ₹7,823. The Burgman Street range, catering to buyers seeking maxi-scooter styling, will also benefit.

Standard Burgman Street offers a profit of ₹8,373, while the Burgman Street EX has become cheaper by ₹9,798. The impact is even more evident in Suzuki’s motorcycle lineup. Significant tax savings are available on the Gixxer series, which are main motorcycles in the 150cc to 250cc segment. The Gixxer 150 is now cheaper by ₹11,520, while the fully-faired Gixxer SF offers a savings of ₹12,311.

The Gixxer 250 and Gixxer SF 250 come with profits of approximately ₹16,525 and ₹18,024, respectively. Adventure enthusiasts will also benefit from GST 2.0, as Suzuki’s V-Strom SX is offering a benefit of ₹17,982 in the domestic market.

The recent price cuts in the auto sector bring a significant advantage to customers. Particularly, where prices were previously rising for bikes and vehicles above 350cc, companies like Suzuki are now making their products more value for money. This change not only provides buyers with affordable options but may also lead to a sharp rise in demand during the festive season.

Under the new GST reforms, two-wheelers with an engine capacity of less than 350cc now fall under the 18 percent tax slab, reduced from the previous 28 percent. This change results in significant price reductions for popular models like the Activa scooter, Shine 125, Unicorn, and CB350 bikes. However, two-wheelers exceeding 350cc will now be taxed at 40 percent, up from 31 percent.

The Activa 110 sees a price cut of up to ₹7,874, while the Activa 125 is now more affordable by up to ₹8,359. The Honda Dio 110 and 125 also experience price reductions of approximately ₹7,157 and ₹8,042, respectively.

The Honda Shine 100 and Shine 125 models have seen price reductions of approximately ₹5,672 and ₹7,443, while the newly launched Shine 100 DX is now ₹6,256 cheaper. Commuter-friendly models like the Honda Livo 110, Honda Unicorn, Honda SP125, and Honda SP160 are now more affordable, with savings of approximately ₹7,165, ₹9,948, ₹10,635, and ₹8,447, respectively.

The Honda CB125 Hornet is now ₹9,229 cheaper, while the Hornet 2.0 sees a price reduction of up to ₹13,036. The prices of the Honda NX200 have been reduced by ₹13,978. Premium bikes such as the CB350 H’ness, CB350RS, and CB350 are now more affordable, with prices reduced by approximately ₹18,598, ₹18,857, and ₹18,887, respectively.

The Honda 0 Saloon Prototype, like the SUV, draws inspiration from the 2024 CES concept. It presents a futuristic aesthetic with a cab-forward silhouette and a low, sleek shape. Compared to the concept model, it features larger headlights with retractable covers. A black panel now replaces the front display. The D-pillars maintain their blocky design, and the taillights retain their styling.

Also showcased will be the Honda CUV e, an electric scooter designed for a balance of range and performance. Equipped with a 6kW motor and two removable battery packs, the scooter can achieve a maximum speed of 83 km/h and offers a riding range of 70 km on a full charge.

Another product set to be presented at the Tokyo event is the Honda Rebel 1100 S Edition with DCT, a cruiser motorcycle equipped with a dual-clutch transmission. Honda has been utilizing DCT in its motorcycles since 2012, starting with the NC700 series and CTX700, followed by the CRF1000L Africa Twin.