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Hero Splendor+

Rs 2,17,900Last checked:

Hero Splendor+ costs Rs 2,17,900 in Nepal (indicative ex-showroom, 1 variant), last checked 23 Oct 2026. Sold by CG Motors.

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Engine
97 cc
Power
6.2 kW (8 PS)
Gearbox
4-speed constant mesh

EMI from: Rs 2,650 / month · 5 years, 40% down →

Splendor+ variants and prices

VariantIndicative ex-showroom price
StandardRs 2,17,900Last checked:

Indicative ex-showroom prices on the date shown. Confirm the final price with the dealer before buying.

Hero Splendor+ overview

  • 97.2 cc engine, 6.15 kW and 8.05 Nm
  • Indicative ex-showroom price Rs 2,17,900
  • 112.3 kg kerb weight (electric-start version)
  • 18-inch wheels, 130 mm drum brakes both ends
  • Warranty 5 years or 70,000 km

Who it suits: Daily commuters and first-time riders who want the cheapest, simplest Hero motorcycle for city errands.

Read the full overview

The Splendor+ is the most affordable Hero in Nepal, with an indicative ex-showroom price of Rs 2,17,900 (official site, October 2026). This figure comes from the price data embedded in the official product page, because the visible price there is loaded separately.

It is a plain, no-frills commuter. The 97.2 cc engine makes a stated 6.15 kW and 8.05 Nm and drives a four-speed constant-mesh gearbox, with both kick and self start. Both wheels are 18-inch with 80/100 tyres, and both brakes are 130 mm drums. Suspension is a telescopic hydraulic fork at the front and swing-arm rear shocks with five-step adjustment. The kerb weight of 112.3 kg, quoted for the electric-start version, makes it easy to push and park in tight city lanes, and the tank holds 11 litres.

There are clear limits. Ground clearance is 159 mm, which needs some care on badly broken roads, there is no disc brake option, and the spec sheet does not give a fuel economy figure or seat height. Only two colours are listed, Candy Red and Black Grey. Hero Nepal's motorcycle warranty is 5 years or 70,000 km.

What to consider

  • Drum brakes only, no disc option listed
  • No official fuel economy figure
  • Only two colours

EMI estimate

Monthly EMI
Rs 2,650
Loan amount
Rs 1,30,740
Total interest
Rs 28,279
Total amount paid
Rs 2,46,179

Indicative only. Banks add service charges and may price your loan differently.

Key specifications

Maximum power
6.2 kW (8.4 PS)
Engine
97 cc
Ground clearance
159 mm
Kerb weight
112 kg
Engine, motor & performance
Engine97 cc
Cylinders1
FuelPetrol
Maximum power6.2 kW (8.4 PS)
Maximum torque8.1 Nm
Transmission4-speed constant mesh
Gears4
StartingKick & self
Fuel, battery & charging
Fuel tank11 l
Dimensions & weight
Body typeCommuter
Length2,000 mm
Width720 mm
Height1,040 mm
Wheelbase1,230 mm
Ground clearance159 mm
Kerb weight112 kg
Brakes, suspension & tyres
Front brake130 mm drum
Rear brake130 mm drum
Front suspensionTelescopic hydraulic
Rear suspensionSwing arm with 5-step adjustable hydraulic shocks
Front tyre80/100-18 47P
Rear tyre80/100-18 54P
Features & safety
ColoursCandy Red, Black Grey
Warranty
Warranty5 years
Warranty distance70,000 km
Warranty detailsMotorcycles 5 years or 70,000 km, whichever is earlier; all free and paid services must be done at authorised Hero workshops

Specifications source

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Colours

  • Candy Red
  • Black Grey

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Frequently asked questions

What is the price of the Hero Splendor+ in Nepal?

The indicative ex-showroom price of the Hero Splendor+ is Rs 2,17,900, as listed on the official website (last checked 23 Oct 2026). Registration and insurance are extra.

What is the engine capacity of the Hero Splendor+?

97.2 cc.

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