KEY HIGHLIGHTS
- GST 2.0 lowers prices for sub-350cc motorcycles.
- BMW G 310 RR now Rs. 2.81 lakh.
- Kawasaki Ninja 300 priced at Rs. 3.17 lakh.
- TVS Apache RTR 310 starts at Rs. 2.21 lakh.
- Honda CB300F price drops to Rs. 1.55 lakh.
The introduction of the GST 2.0 framework has brought a welcome surprise for motorcyclists across India. While larger capacity motorcycles have seen a bump in their tags, the sub-350cc segment has benefitted from noticeable price corrections. This has made several popular 300cc motorcycles more affordable than ever, giving enthusiasts a chance to own their dream ride without stretching their budget too far. Here's a fresh look at five motorcycles that have now become even more tempting buys. Before moving ahead, join our 91Wheels WhatsApp Community to stay versed on the latest automotive news.
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List of 300cc Motorcycles That Have Got More Accessible After GST 2.0
BMW G 310 RR
BMW's faired 310cc machine now feels like a better deal than ever. Priced at Rs. 2.81 lakh (ex-showroom), it carries the same mechanical DNA as the TVS Apache RR 310 but wraps it in BMW's brand appeal and premium touches. With 34 hp on tap, a comfortable riding stance, and crisp design language, the G 310 RR has now moved closer to the value-for-money bracket, without compromising on its aspirational badge.
Kawasaki Ninja 300
For years, the Ninja 300 has been the stepping stone for Indian riders into the world of Kawasaki's supersport lineup. The bike may not be the newest face on the block, but its reliability and strong twin-cylinder performance keep it relevant. With its updated pricing now sitting at around Rs. 3.17 lakh (ex-showroom), the Ninja 300 offers 39 hp of power and smooth highway cruising ability, making it a solid choice for anyone wanting a sporty yet dependable 300cc motorcycle.
TVS Apache RTR 310
The streetfighter sibling of the RR 310, TVS's Apache RTR 310, combines sharp design, strong features, and a price tag that is hard to ignore. Now available from Rs. 2.21 lakh (ex-showroom), it offers 35 hp of power, sporty ergonomics, and a host of modern features that make it one of the most tech-loaded motorcycles in its segment. With the new pricing, it stands as one of the most aggressive contenders in the 300cc naked category.
Honda CB300F
Honda's CB300F has quietly turned into one of the most affordable 300cc bikes you can buy after the GST revisions. With prices significantly reduced, its now within reach of a wider audience. Offering 24 hp from its oil-cooled engine, the CB300F focuses on practicality, comfort, and easy city dynamics. Riders who want a no-fuss everyday motorcycle with Hondas reliability will find this new price tag particularly attractive.
- Old Price: 1.70 lakh (ex-sh)
- New price (post GST 2.0): 1.55 lakh (ex-sh)
Yamaha R3
Back in the Indian market after a long break, the Yamaha R3 has always had a cult following thanks to its refinement and everyday usability. Post-GST 2.0, the R3 starts at about Rs. 3.39 lakh (ex-showroom), making it slightly easier on the pocket. Its 42 hp twin-cylinder engine is smooth and lively, offering a perfect mix of city comfort and highway thrills. With its reputation for long-lasting reliability, the R3's revised price makes it an even sweeter proposition for enthusiasts.
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Verdict
GST 2.0 has reshaped the 300cc motorcycle market in India, turning premium machines into more approachable options. Whether it's the thrill of a twin-cylinder Ninja or the practicality of the CB300F, buyers now have multiple solid choices at revised rates. For enthusiasts looking to upgrade without overspending, there has never been a better time to bring home a 300cc motorcycle.
