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Hero Splendor Plus vs Suzuki Hayate 113 in Nepal

Price & specification comparison · updated July 18, 2026

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At a glance
Hero Splendor PlusSuzuki Hayate 113
Ex-showroom priceRs 2.18 lakh – Rs 2.4 lakhRs 2.2 lakh – Rs 2.24 lakh
Fuelpetrolpetrol
Variants on sale42
DistributorCG Motors (CG|Motocorp) – Authorized Distributor for Hero in NepalV.G. Automobiles Pvt. Ltd.
Variant-wise prices (July 18, 2026)

Hero Splendor Plus

SPL + i3S BS4रु 2,17,900
SPL + i3S BS6रु 2,39,900
Splendor Plus BS4 Carbरु 2,17,900
Splendor Plus BS6 FIरु 2,36,900

Suzuki Hayate 113

(Single Standard Variant)रु 2,23,900
Hayate EPरु 2,19,900
Specifications — Splendor Plus SPL + i3S BS4 vs Hayate 113 (Single Standard Variant)
CategoryHero Splendor PlusSuzuki Hayate 113
Battery & Range
  • Fuel tank: 9.8 Litre
  • Claimed better mileage, no numeric km/l given
  • No certified test-cycle figure disclosed officially
  • Fuel tank capacity 10L (Suzuki Hayate EP spec sheet, Slideshare – India-spec)[2]
  • Claimed mileage around 70–76 kmpl (India-spec commuter estimates, merogaadi.com)[9]
Motor Power & Drivetrain
  • 97.2 cc air-cooled, 4-stroke, single-cylinder OHC engine
  • Max power 5.9 kW @ 8000 rpm
  • Max torque 8.05 Nm @ 6000 rpm
  • Programmed fuel injection with xSens system
  • Multiplate wet-type clutch
  • 4-speed constant mesh gearbox
  • Tubular double cradle frame
  • APDV ignition system mentioned by Nepal distributor
  • 113cc 4-stroke single-cylinder air-cooled petrol engine (Slideshare spec sheet – India-spec)[2]
  • Max power 8.9 hp @ 7500 rpm (India-spec, Slideshare)[2]
  • Max torque 9.3 Nm @ 5000 rpm (India-spec, Slideshare)[2]
  • 4-speed manual gearbox with chain drive (India-spec, Slideshare)[2]
Wheelbase & Ground Clearance
  • Wheelbase 1236 mm
  • Ground clearance 165 mm
  • Wheelbase not disclosed officially (As of: 17/07/2026) (suzukimotorcycle.com.np)[1]
  • Ground clearance not disclosed officially (As of: 17/07/2026) (suzukimotorcycle.com.np)[1]
Dimensions
  • Length 2000 mm
  • Width 720 mm
  • Height 1052 mm
  • Saddle height 785 mm
  • Kerb weight 112 kg
  • Seat length 733 mm long seat
  • Overall dimensions not disclosed officially (As of: 17/07/2026) (suzukimotorcycle.com.np)[1]
  • Kerb weight not disclosed officially (As of: 17/07/2026) (suzukimotorcycle.com.np)[1]
Cargo
  • No dedicated underseat storage space disclosed officially
  • Underseat storage not highlighted; basic commuter seat (India-spec review, merogaadi.com)[9]
  • Rear carrier available for external luggage (merogaadi.com)[9]
Comfort & Interior
  • 733 mm long, comfortable seat for rider and pillion
  • Ergonomic riding posture claimed for comfort
  • 5-step adjustable rear suspension for ride comfort
  • Superior ride comfort claimed, no numeric spec
  • Electric self start with kick-start backup
  • Standard single-piece seat for rider and pillion (merogaadi.com)[9]
  • Telescopic front suspension for comfort (Slideshare – India-spec)[2]
  • Dual rear shocks with 5-step adjustable preload (Slideshare – India-spec)[2]
  • Upright commuter riding posture (merogaadi.com)[9]
Infotainment & Convenience
  • Analog instrument cluster with speedometer and fuel gauge
  • Easy-to-read instrument cluster description
  • USB mobile charger listed by Nepal distributor
  • Always Headlamp On (AHO) feature mentioned by distributor
  • No Bluetooth or connectivity features disclosed
  • No digital display; analog-only cluster
  • Analog instrument cluster with basic readouts (merogaadi.com)[9]
  • Halogen headlamp with standard switchgear (merogaadi.com)[9]
  • Kick and self-start likely; not clearly specified for Nepal (India-spec pattern, Slideshare)[2]
Safety
  • Integrated Braking System with rear drum linkage
  • Drum brakes front 130 mm and rear 130 mm
  • Tubeless tyres front and rear for puncture safety
  • Side stand indicator standard
  • Classic halogen headlamp 12V 35/35W MFR
  • Tail/stop lamp 12V 5/10W MFR, indicators 12V 10W x4
  • No ADAS or advanced rider aids disclosed
  • Front drum brake (Slideshare – India-spec)[2]
  • Rear drum brake (Slideshare – India-spec)[2]
  • No ABS or CBS reported (merogaadi.com)[9]
  • Standard mirrors and halogen lighting (merogaadi.com)[9]
Design & Exterior
  • Sturdy alloy wheels front and rear
  • Telescopic hydraulic front suspension
  • Swingarm rear with 5-step adjustable hydraulic shocks
  • Trendy graphic tank shrouds for visual appeal
  • Classic halogen headlight design
  • Colors: Black Grey Stripe, Blue Black, Black Red Purple, Sports Black Red, Force Silver
  • Special editions: Splendor+ Sports, Splendor+ Black & Accent graphics
  • Exciting body graphics highlighted by Nepal distributor
  • Commuter-focused design with simple body panels (merogaadi.com)[9]
  • Alloy wheels on Nepal model (Slideshare – India-spec, bikebazarnepal.com)[2][7]
  • Available colours: Glass Sparkle Black, Metallic Oort Grey, Pearl Mira Red (evnewsnepal.com)[3]
Sales & Imports
  • On-road Nepal price listed as Rs 217,900 for SPL + i3s BS4
  • 5-year warranty claimed as India’s first 5-year warranty
  • 5 Crore happy owners claimed, T&C apply
  • India’s No.1 Motorcycle claim printed, T&C apply
  • Listed as Suzuki Hayate 133cc on Suzuki Nepal site, price Rs 223,900 MRP (suzukimotorcycle.com.np)[1]
  • Sold via authorised Suzuki dealers in major cities (evnewsnepal.com)[3]
  • Single standard variant offered in Nepal (bikebazarnepal.com, evnewsnepal.com)[7][3]
Value for Money Verdict
  • Low maintenance cost claimed, no numeric cost disclosed
  • Better resale value claimed without specific figure
  • Positioned as affordable, reliable commuter in Nepal
  • Positioned as an affordable 110–113cc commuter motorcycle (suzukimotorcycle.com.np, merogaadi.com)[1][9]
  • Focus on mileage and low running cost over features (merogaadi.com)[9]
Pros
  • Dependable engine with reliable performance and mileage claimed
  • Fuel-saving i3S idle stop-start technology
  • Tubeless tyres and alloy wheels as standard
  • 5-step adjustable rear suspension improves comfort
  • 5-year warranty enhances ownership peace of mind
  • USB mobile charger convenience feature in Nepal listing
  • Low purchase price for commuter segment (suzukimotorcycle.com.np, bikebazarnepal.com)[1][7]
  • Good claimed fuel efficiency for daily use (merogaadi.com)[9]
  • Simple, easy-to-maintain mechanicals (merogaadi.com)[9]
Cons
  • Only drum brakes; no front disc option disclosed for Nepal
  • Analog cluster, no digital or Bluetooth features
  • No official mileage or range figure disclosed
  • No ADAS or advanced safety electronics available
  • Very basic features; no disc brake or ABS (merogaadi.com)[9]
  • Outdated design compared to newer rivals (merogaadi.com)[9]
  • Limited performance; strictly city commuter (merogaadi.com)[9]

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Frequently asked questions

Which is cheaper in Nepal — Hero Splendor Plus or Suzuki Hayate 113?

As of July 2026, the Hero Splendor Plus starts at Rs 2.18 lakh ex-showroom — Rs 0.02 lakh less than the Suzuki Hayate 113 at Rs 2.2 lakh.

What is the price of the Hero Splendor Plus and Suzuki Hayate 113 in Nepal?

The Hero Splendor Plus costs Rs 2.18 lakh to Rs 2.4 lakh and the Suzuki Hayate 113 costs Rs 2.2 lakh to Rs 2.24 lakh (ex-showroom, July 2026).

Should I buy the Hero Splendor Plus or the Suzuki Hayate 113?

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