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Fat Bob Ex-Showroom Price
₹21.49 Lakhex-showroom · last updated 2026
- Engine
- 1,868cc
- Power
- 92.5bhp
- Mileage
- 18kmpl
- Weight
- 306kg
03 / Price
Harley-Davidson Fat Bob Price in India
The Harley-Davidson Fat Bob is priced at Rs 22,96,641 ex-showroom - a single variant available in two colours. With the model officially discontinued in India since November 2025, available stock is dealer inventory only. Some dealerships have been offering discounts on remaining units.
On-road prices vary significantly by city because of differences in state road tax rates:
Delhi: Ex-showroom Rs 22,96,641 - On-road Rs 25,79,581 Mumbai: Ex-showroom Rs 22,96,641 - On-road Rs 28,55,178 Bangalore: Ex-showroom Rs 22,96,641 - On-road Rs 28,56,537 Hyderabad: Ex-showroom Rs 22,96,641 - On-road Rs 28,09,245
The on-road price in Delhi is the most affordable at around Rs 25.8 lakh, while Maharashtra and Karnataka buyers face a heavier road tax burden pushing the total past Rs 28.5 lakh. The difference between Delhi and Mumbai on-road prices alone is more than Rs 2.75 lakh - same bike, very different total cost.
Breakdown of additional charges beyond ex-showroom: Road tax (RTO) varies by state from roughly 8.5% in Delhi to around 20% in Maharashtra. Comprehensive first-year insurance costs approximately Rs 64,243. TCS adds 1% of ex-showroom (around Rs 22,966). Dealer and handling charges are typically Rs 3,500-5,000.
For EMI buyers: at Rs 25 lakh on-road with 20% down (Rs 5 lakh), a 5-year loan at 10.5% interest works out to approximately Rs 43,000-46,000 per month - firmly in premium territory.
| Variant | Ex-Showroom Price |
|---|---|
| Standard | ₹ 22,96,480 |
* Average ex-showroom prices. Select a city above to see the full on-road price including RTO, insurance, and other charges.
Harley-Davidson Fat Bob On-Road Price — All Cities
The Fat Bob's pricing puts it well above the Indian Scout Bobber (Rs 14.95 lakh ex-showroom) and the Triumph Bonneville Bobber (Rs 12.88 lakh ex-showroom). The Harley premium is built on brand heritage and the specific Milwaukee-Eight engine character. Whether that premium is justified depends entirely on whether the Harley-Davidson riding experience is specifically what you are after. If it is, the premium feels reasonable. If it is not, the Triumph Bonneville Bobber offers comparable real-world satisfaction with better technology, lower weight, and better ground clearance at nearly half the total cost.