Hero MotoCorp has refreshed the Passion Pro with a new look and practical upgrades, keeping the needs of middle-class riders firmly in focus. This motorcycle has always been known for its reliability and low running costs, and the latest version builds on that reputation. Designed for daily commuters, the new Passion Pro aims to deliver a balanced mix of style, performance, and affordability that suits both city travel and occasional highway use.
Design and features
The updated Passion Pro now looks more appealing with sharper body graphics and a cleaner overall design. It comes with a strong chassis, a digital-analog instrument cluster, electric start, and tubeless tyres that add convenience to everyday riding. Weighing around 116 kg, the bike feels light and easy to handle, even in heavy traffic. The suspension setup, with telescopic forks at the front and dual shock absorbers at the rear, is tuned for comfort, making rough roads less tiring.
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Engine and performance
Powering the Passion Pro is a 113.2cc single-cylinder, air-cooled BS6 engine that produces 9.15 PS of power and 9.89 Nm of torque. Paired with a smooth 4-speed gearbox, the engine delivers a calm and predictable performance that suits daily commuting. The throttle response is gentle, and gear shifts feel easy, making the bike ideal for riders who prefer a relaxed and hassle-free riding experience.
Mileage and daily usability
Mileage is one of the strongest points of the Passion Pro. In real-world conditions, it delivers around 60–65 km/l, helping riders save significantly on fuel costs. Whether used in city traffic or on open roads, the bike maintains consistent efficiency. Its comfortable seating position and stable handling make it a dependable choice for long-term daily use.
Price and finance options
In India, the Hero Passion Pro is priced between ₹70,000 and ₹80,000 (ex-showroom), depending on the variant and location. To make ownership even easier, Hero offers attractive finance schemes where the bike can be purchased with a down payment starting at around ₹10,000. With affordable EMIs and low maintenance costs, the Passion Pro remains one of the most sensible and budget-friendly motorcycles in its segment.
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