The Super Splendor is one of the bikes Hero built for people who want a no-fuss, simple commuter motorcycle. The Xtec Disc in particular, is a variant that is loaded with quite a few useful features while retaining the no-nonsense looks. Nothing flashy here, and that’s kind of the point. It costs around Rs 90,000 ex-showroom, but it varies depending on the city. Also, once you add road tax and insurance, the final number shifts a bit depending on your city. Here’s what that looks like.
Mumbai
Mumbai has the lowest ex-showroom price on this list at Rs 88,000 similar to Bengaluru. RTO works out to Rs 9,680, and insurance adds Rs 6,221. All in, you’re looking at Rs 1,03,901 on-road.
Delhi
In Delhi, the ex-showroom price is Rs 90,000. RTO is just Rs 7,500 here, the lowest of the five cities, and insurance costs Rs 6,886. That keeps the on-road price at Rs 1,05,842.
Chennai
Chennai’s ex-showroom price is Rs 89,500. RTO comes to Rs 8,950, and insurance is Rs 6,450. Together, that puts the on-road price at Rs 1,04,900.
Kolkata
Kolkata has the highest ex-showroom price of the group at Rs 91,000. RTO charges add Rs 8,190, and insurance is Rs 6,278. That brings the on-road total to Rs 1,05,468.
Bengaluru
Bengaluru ends up being the costliest city to buy this bike in. The ex-showroom price itself is not that high, at Rs 88,000. But the RTO alone jumps to Rs 11,721, well above what every other city charges. Insurance adds Rs 6,221 on top. Add it all up, and it lands at Rs 1,05,942.
Disclaimer: These on-road prices are estimates calculated using standard tax rates. Showroom quotes may vary based on handling charges, insurance add-ons, or optional accessories. If you plan to finance the bike, monthly EMIs generally fall somewhere around Rs 3,000 across these cities, assuming a standard 6 % interest rate. Actual loan payments will depend on your bank, down payment, and tenure. We’d suggest you visit your local Hero showroom for an exact quote.
