Hero HF DeluxevsTVS Sport
Our AI recommends
TVS Sport
64% Match
Hero HF Deluxe
All Black - OBD 2B
₹58,977 - ₹71,470
Ex-showroom price
Longer Warranty Coverage
The HF Deluxe comes with a 70,000 km or 5-year warranty versus the Sport's 60,000 km or 5-year cover, giving more distance-based protection.
One Extra Free Service
Hero offers 5 free services compared to TVS's 4, saving a bit more on routine maintenance costs.
Tubeless Tyres for Safer Punctures
The HF Deluxe rides on tubeless tyres, unlike the Sport's tubed tyres, reducing the risk of sudden air loss on the road.
AI Match
TVS Sport
- 62%
Performance
- 56%
Comfort
- 78%
Efficiency
- 50%
Features & Tech
- 55%
Safety
- 58%
Ownership
- 58%
Practicality
- 62%
Value
TVS Sport
ES
₹56,950 - ₹58,950
Ex-showroom price
Higher Fuel Efficiency
The Sport delivers an ARAI-rated 80 kmpl compared to the HF Deluxe's 65 kmpl owner-reported figure, meaning fewer fuel stops.
Longer Riding Range
With a 700 km riding range versus 591.5 km for the HF Deluxe, the Sport can go further on a single tank.
Self Start Convenience
The Sport offers both kick and self start, while the HF Deluxe is kick-start only, making cold starts and daily use easier.
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Personalised recommendation
Daily CommuterYour AI pick
TVS Sport
TVS Sport offers higher ARAI mileage, self-start convenience, and slightly better performance for the daily grind, though Hero's owner-reported efficiency is also strong and its warranty coverage is longer.
See Full ComparisonWhy Sport for you?
Self-start convenience
Sport offers Kick and Self Start, making daily starts in traffic quicker and easier than the HF Deluxe's kick-only start.
Better claimed mileage
80 kmpl ARAI mileage on the Sport edges out the HF Deluxe's 65 kmpl owner-reported figure, meaning fewer fuel stops for commuters.
Higher top speed and torque
Slightly higher top speed (90 vs 85 kmph) and torque help with quicker overtakes in city traffic.
Every vehicle has a different personality.
Find out how the Hero HF Deluxe and TVS Sport stack up across key factors and see what makes each of them unique.
TVS Sport pulls ahead overall
Both bikes are closely matched entry-level commuters, but the Sport pulls ahead on efficiency, range and starting convenience, while the HF Deluxe claws back ground on ownership costs and tyre practicality with tubeless rubber and a longer warranty.
Higher Fuel Efficiency
The Sport delivers an ARAI-rated 80 kmpl compared to the HF Deluxe's 65 kmpl owner-reported figure, meaning fewer fuel stops.
Longer Riding Range
With a 700 km riding range versus 591.5 km for the HF Deluxe, the Sport can go further on a single tank.
Self Start Convenience
The Sport offers both kick and self start, while the HF Deluxe is kick-start only, making cold starts and daily use easier.
A Trade-off
The HF Deluxe comes with a 70,000 km or 5-year warranty versus the Sport's 60,000 km or 5-year cover, giving more distance-based protection.
Strengths that matter every day.
A side-by-side look at what each one does best, so you can choose what fits your needs.
Hero HF Deluxe
Strengths for those who prioritise value, safety and power.
Longer Warranty Coverage
The HF Deluxe comes with a 70,000 km or 5-year warranty versus the Sport's 60,000 km or 5-year cover, giving more distance-based protection.
One Extra Free Service
Hero offers 5 free services compared to TVS's 4, saving a bit more on routine maintenance costs.
Tubeless Tyres for Safer Punctures
The HF Deluxe rides on tubeless tyres, unlike the Sport's tubed tyres, reducing the risk of sudden air loss on the road.
Torquier at Low RPM
Its 8.05 Nm of torque peaks at just 6000 rpm, giving usable low-end grunt for stop-go city traffic.
Bigger Wheels for Stability
With 18-inch front and rear wheels versus the Sport's 17-inch wheels, the HF Deluxe offers a slightly more planted, stable ride over rough patches.
TVS Sport
Strengths for those who prioritise efficiency, range and performance.
Higher Fuel Efficiency
The Sport delivers an ARAI-rated 80 kmpl compared to the HF Deluxe's 65 kmpl owner-reported figure, meaning fewer fuel stops.
Longer Riding Range
With a 700 km riding range versus 591.5 km for the HF Deluxe, the Sport can go further on a single tank.
Self Start Convenience
The Sport offers both kick and self start, while the HF Deluxe is kick-start only, making cold starts and daily use easier.
Bigger, Punchier Engine
Its 109.7cc engine outmuscles the HF Deluxe's 97.2cc unit, producing more peak power at 8.08 bhp and more torque at 8.7 Nm.
Higher Top Speed
The Sport tops out at 90 kmph versus 85 kmph for the HF Deluxe, giving it a bit more headroom on open stretches.
Features that matter every day.
Instead of counting features, we compare which ones each vehicle actually includes.
Power & Performance
Brakes & Wheels
Suspensions & Chassis
Warranty and Services
Dimensions
Safety & Convenience
Mobile App Monitoring
Lights
Seat & Storage
Additional Features
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