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New HF Deluxe Pro Bold New Design
Refreshed body graphics add dynamism and flair Chrome accents enhance its premium appeal Contemporary, sharp, and edgy design for standout presence
Segment-First LED Headlamp Crown-shaped high-intensity position lamp Enhances visibility and road presence
Horizon Digital Console Advanced digital speedometer for real-time riding data Integrated Low Fuel Indicator (LFI) for practical fuel planning Adds a modern touch to the ride
Enhanced Safety and Comfort
Practical features ensure a worry-free and comfortable ride
Designed with safety at its core
India's leading two wheeler manufacturer, Hero MotoCorp , introduced the feature-packed HF Deluxe Pro , with the model being available Hero MotoCorp dealerships across the country at a price of Rs 73,550.The HF Deluxe Pro reflects Hero MotoCorp's commitment to providing dependable and efficient mobility solutions. With segment-leading features, striking design, and superior fuel efficiency, the new HF Deluxe Pro adds excitement to the entry-level motorcycle segment.Powered by advanced technologies like i3S (Idle Stop-Start System), low-friction engine, and specially engineered tyres, it delivers an impressive best-in-class mileage. The HF Deluxe Pro is built for effortless daily rides and unmatched value.The HF Deluxe Pro is available at Hero MotoCorp dealerships across the country at a price of ₹73,550/- (Ex-showroom Delhi).Commenting on the launch, Ashutosh Varma, Chief Business Officer – India Business Unit, Hero MotoCorp, said, 'With the new HF Deluxe Pro, we have taken the trust forward, by introducing a bolder design, advanced features, and enhanced fuel efficiency – all tailored to the needs of the new-age Indian rider."Hero MotoCorp will launch operations in Germany, France, Spain, and the UK in Q2 FY26, marking a bold step in its global expansion strategy, PTI reports. Chairman Pawan Munjal confirmed the move in the company's FY25 annual report, highlighting the company's commitment to 'mobility without boundaries.'In FY25, Hero saw a 43 per centYoY growth in international markets, driven by solid traction in South Asia and Latin America. Munjal said the company is now ready to scale in Europe, backed by engineering excellence and innovation.
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