Hero MotoCorp has introduced the Destini 110 Classique Edition in India at ₹76,400 ex-showroom Delhi. The new festive-season version changes the scooter’s colours and trim, while the 110cc mechanical package and everyday-use features remain the same, making the price relevant mainly to riders comparing design and final on-road cost.
The edition was reported by two auto publications on 30 Oct 2026 and is listed as available through Hero MotoCorp dealerships. It is not a new engine or performance variant: the update is focused on appearance and the way the existing Destini 110 is presented to buyers.
Image note: The hero is a representative editorial illustration of a commuter scooter and dealership, not a product photograph of the Hero Destini 110 Classique Edition.
Key takeaways
- The Hero Destini 110 Classique Edition costs ₹76,400 ex-showroom in Delhi, as reported on 30 Oct 2026.
- It gets two new dual-tone colour combinations, revised graphics, coordinated panels and a dedicated 3D Classique Edition emblem.
- The existing 110cc engine, i3S technology and practical equipment continue unchanged.
- The quoted price is not the final amount payable: registration, road tax, insurance and dealer charges can change the on-road total by location.
What changes on the Classique Edition
The main visual change is the two-tone treatment. The edition is offered in Matt Goldfish Silver with Light Industrial Grey and brown inner panels, or Matt Aries Brown with black inner panels. The colours are combined with new stripes on the front handle cover and side panels, colour-coordinated mirrors, matching seat and inner panels, and branded rim tape.
A 3D Classique Edition badge separates the scooter from the standard versions. These are cosmetic additions rather than a mechanical refresh. Both CarBike360 and Autocar Professional describe the edition as retaining the existing Destini 110 engine and practical features.
Price: what ₹76,400 does and does not include
The announced ₹76,400 price is an ex-showroom Delhi figure, not an on-road quote. The final bill can include registration or road-tax charges, insurance, handling or accessory costs, and any location-specific fees. Hero’s official product information also notes that prices vary by location, so the same edition can have a different on-road total outside Delhi.
That distinction matters for a commuter scooter because the purchase decision is based on the amount financed or paid at the dealership, not only the headline ex-showroom number. A buyer comparing this edition with a regular Destini 110 should ask for a written breakup showing the model name, variant, insurance, registration and every optional item separately. The available reports do not announce a separate mechanical premium or a change in the engine output.
Running cost is a separate comparison. Daily distance, traffic, riding style and local petrol rates will affect monthly fuel spend. Riders can check live petrol prices and use the fuel cost calculator with their own commute distance and observed mileage instead of treating the ex-showroom price as the whole ownership cost.
What stays the same for daily riding
The Classique Edition carries forward the Destini 110’s family-oriented layout. The reported equipment includes a 785mm seat, 12-inch front and rear wheels, a wider 100/80-12 rear tyre, a digital-analogue instrument console, LED projector headlamp, chrome detailing and a 19-litre under-seat storage compartment. A front storage area with mobile charging and a boot lamp are also retained.
Power continues to come from the existing air-cooled 110cc engine with Hero’s i3S idle stop-start technology and automatic transmission. In practical terms, the new edition changes how the scooter looks in a showroom and on the road, not how it is expected to fit into a daily city commute. Claimed efficiency and real-world fuel use should still be treated separately, because traffic and riding conditions affect consumption.
Who the new version is aimed at
The Classique Edition is aimed at a rider who wants the familiar Destini 110 format but prefers a more distinctive colour-and-trim package. That could include family commuters, first-time scooter buyers and riders replacing an older 110cc scooter, but the reports do not claim a change in the model’s performance, safety equipment or segment positioning.
For a buyer who values the mechanical package more than appearance, the key comparison is between the Classique Edition’s final on-road quote and the equivalent regular Destini variant. For a buyer who values styling, the two dual-tone combinations and the dedicated detailing are the reason to consider the new version. Neither comparison can be made accurately from the ex-showroom price alone.
Checks to make before booking
- Confirm that the quotation names the Destini 110 Classique Edition and shows ₹76,400 as the Delhi ex-showroom reference price.
- Ask for the on-road breakup for the city where the scooter will be registered, including insurance and registration-related charges.
- Check the colour combination, included equipment and any accessories on the booking form; the reports describe the edition as a styling update.
- Compare the total monthly running cost, not only the showroom figure. Our guide to calculating monthly bike running cost in India can help organise that comparison.
What to watch next
The Classique Edition expands Hero MotoCorp’s Destini 110 range for the festive buying period without announcing a powertrain change. Availability and city-wise on-road pricing may vary by dealership. Any later revision to the price, colours or equipment should be checked against a fresh Hero MotoCorp quotation and the product information for the buyer’s location.
Sources
- CarBike360 — Hero Destini 110 Classique Edition Launched at Rs 76,400 — 30 Oct 2026.
- Autocar Professional — Hero MotoCorp Introduces Destini 110 Classique Edition At Rs 76,400 — 30 Oct 2026.
- Hero MotoCorp — Destini 110 product page and specifications — accessed 30 Oct 2026.
