Hero HF Deluxe Pro Launched: 5 Key Highlights of India’s New Commuter Favourite

Hero HF Deluxe Pro launched in India with advanced features and commuter-friendly upgrades under ₹74,000.

By Kaushik Das

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By Kaushik Das

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Hero HF Deluxe Pro motorcycle parked on a paved street at sunset, showcasing its design and features.

Hero MotoCorp has launched the Hero HF Deluxe Pro in India, strengthening its grip on the commuter bike segment. Priced at ₹73,550 (ex-showroom, Delhi), it gets style and tech without losing its budget friendliness.

Design Updates with Segment-First Lighting

The biggest design change? A segment-first LED headlamp with a unique crown-style position lamp. This improves night visibility and adds premium to the familiar HF Deluxe design. New chrome accents and body graphics keep things fresh.

Digital Console for Tech

For the first time, the HF Deluxe gets a Horizon Digital Console. It shows speed and fuel info in clear display and has a low fuel indicator – a small but useful update for daily riders. Tech where it matters without complicating the cockpit.

Tried-and-Tested Engine with i3S Efficiency

The bike continues with the trusted 97.2cc single-cylinder engine, 7.9 bhp and 8.05 Nm. But what matters for commuters is Hero’s i3S stop-start system. It shuts off the engine at idle and restarts smoothly – helping to stretch every liter of fuel. Add to that low rolling resistance tires and you’re looking at 70+ kmpl.

Practical and Easy to Ride

HF Deluxe Pro runs on 18-inch wheels with tubeless tires, stability and peace of mind. Suspension is handled by telescopic front forks and adjustable twin shocks at the rear – enough to handle potholes and speed bumps without drama.

Safety and Comfort Without Compromise

Braking is handled by 130mm rear brake drum, and those tubeless tires mean fewer worries during sudden punctures. Lightweight and nimble, it’s built for urban hustle with a side of rural practicality

Hero has refreshed its best-seller just enough to make it feel new again – without messing with the core strengths of reliability, efficiency and value.


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FAQs

What is the price of Hero HF Deluxe Pro?
₹73,550 (ex-showroom, Delhi).

What’s new?
LED headlamp, digital console, chrome, i3S.

Hello! I’m Kaushik Das, a passionate automobile content writer with over two years of experience crafting detailed reviews, news updates, and expert insights. My work connects enthusiasts with the latest trends, technologies, and developments shaping India’s automotive world. Feel free to reach out at i.kaushikdas7@gmail.com.

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