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Indian Bikes Price and GST Data 2020-2025

Price, Tax & Rider Trends in India's Two-Wheeler Market 2020-25

About Dataset

A comprehensive synthetic dataset of 1,000 rows covering 75 popular Indian bike models across 8 major brands — Hero, Honda, Bajaj, TVS, Royal Enfield, KTM, Yamaha, and Suzuki. Built to reflect real Indian two-wheeler market dynamics from 2020 to 2025, including GST pricing structure, speedometer technology trends, and consumer price sensitivity behaviour. What Makes This Dataset Unique Real GST logic — 28% slab for bikes ≤350cc, 31% for >350cc (as per Indian tax law) Full price breakdown — factory price → GST amount → ex-showroom → on-road Buyer behaviour simulation — how consumers react to price hikes based on brand loyalty and overall score Speedometer tech — Analog / Semi-Digital / Digital across segments All price segments — Budget (₹50K–1.5L), Mid (₹1L–3L), Premium (₹2L–6L)

Purpose of Dataset

Use Case Price Trend Analysis: Track How Bike Prices Evolved Across Brands/segments (Commuter, Sports, Premium) From 2020–2025. Gst Impact Study: Analyze How Gst Slabs (28% + Cess For >350cc) Affect Ex-showroom Vs. On-road Pricing. Consumer Affordability Modelling: Identify Which Segments Became More/less Accessible Over Time Due To Tax + Inflation. Brand Competitiveness: Compare Pricing Strategies Of Hero, Bajaj, Royal Enfield, Honda, Tvs, Etc. Policy Relevance Gst Reform Advocacy: Supports Arguments For Rationalizing Ev Vs. Ice Two-wheeler Tax Disparity. Ev Transition Benchmarking: Baseline Conventional Bike Pricing Helps Measure Ev Cost-competitiveness Under Fame-ii/iii. Fiscal Revenue Estimation: Useful For Estimating Gst Collection Trends From Two-wheelers — India's Largest Vehicle Segment. Inflation & Mobility Policy: Links Price Data To Cost-of-mobility Concerns For India's Middle-income Commuters.