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    Hero Vida VX2 Go 3.4 kWh Variant Launch Price Rs 1.02 Lakh – 100km Real Range

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    Hero Vida VX2 Go 3.4 kWh VariantHero MotoCorp’s Vida electric mobility subsidiary has been pushing boundaries ever since its inception. The company’s latest offering, the VX2 electric scooter has just been updated with a new variant that is expected to boost sales for the brand. Called VX2 Go 3.4 kWh, this new variant is slotted below the top-spec Plus variant.
    Hero Vida VX2 Go 3.4 kWh Variant
    Launched earlier this year, Hero Vida VX2 brought BaaS pricing strategy with the scooter’s price, making it quite a sensation in the market. VX2 was offered in two variants – Go and Plus. Go came with a 2.2 kWh battery pack as standard, while only Plus got the larger 3.4 kWh battery pack with an IDC claimed range of 142 km on a single charge.
    Now, Vida has introduced a new 3.4 kWh battery variant with Go and it is priced at Rs 1.02 lakh (Ex-sh) or Rs 60,000 with BaaS prices that comes with Rs 0.9 per km battery rental cost. VX2 is formulated with Ghar Ghar Evooter philosophy and is recognised as Badalte India ka Scooter. The launch was preceded by Union Minister of Road Transport and Highways, Nitin Gadkari.
    Hero Vida VX2 Go 3.4 kWh Variant
    Priced at Rs 1.02 lakh (Ex-sh), Vida VX2 Go 3.4 kWh variant brings the larger 3.4 kWh battery to the more affordable and lower-spec Go trim level. The company promises a real world range of 100 km per charge. The system involves two removable battery packs like we saw with the top-spec Plus variant.
    The single swingarm-mounted electric motor is rated at 6 kW (8.04 bhp) and 26 Nm of peak torque and it comes with Eco and Ride modes. Features like a flat floorboard, a long seat, a 27L boot space, a digital instrument cluster, 12-inch alloy wheels, LED headlights and LED tail lights along are notable.
    The top speed is pegged at 70 km/h, while the VX2 Plus variant can go till 80 km/h. With the Vida VX2 Go 3.4 kWh variant, Hero MotoCorp aims to offer a profound and versatile variant lineup to buyers. Also, the flexibility of BaaS model on scooter’s prices is unique in the market.
    Hero Vida VX2 Removable Battery
    Statement from Hero MotoCorp
    Commenting on the launch, Ms. Kausalya Nandakumar, Chief Business Officer – Emerging Mobility Business Unit, Hero MotoCorp, said: “VIDA has always stood for progress – combining innovation with functionality to enhance life for Indian riders.
    The new Evooter VX2 Go 3.4 kWh is designed for those who seek more range and efficiency in their commute — conscious of performance, practicality, and purpose. It reinforces our commitment to empowering everyday mobility and moving India towards a cleaner, better tomorrow.” More

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      4 New Hero Vida Electric Bikes Teased For EICMA – Dirt-E, VXZ, Nex, Ubex Lineup

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      4 New Hero Vida Electric Bikes TeasedHero MotoCorp is continually striving to establish itself as a premium 2W manufacturer. The company’s Vida sub-brand aims to extend this ethos into the electric 2W realm with V2 lineup and VX2 electric scooters. Now that EICMA is right around the corner, Hero Vida has teased as many as 4 new electric bikes. Let’s take a closer look.
      4 New Hero Vida Electric Bikes Teased
      After launching Vida VX2 in the Indian market, Vida brand is proving to be more than just an electric scooter brand. It was the first to introduce proper BaaS plans on scooter’s price in Indian electric scooter segment. Now, there are as many as 4 electric bike nameplates that have been teased by Hero Vida.
      Hero Vida Acro Concept Left, Lynx Concept Right
      Technically, 5 new electric motorcycles can be seen in Vida’s latest teasers. Ubex brand is likely to spawn a series of motorcycles, two of which have been teased. Let’s take a closer look at Ubex lineup, Dirt-E, VXZ and Nex.
      Hero Vida Dirt-E
      Vida Dirt-E
      As the name suggests, Vida Dirt-E is for those who want to get dirty in the mud. On their motorcycles, of course. It is a proper dirt bike and is powered by an electric powertrain. In the teaser, we can see a glimpse of it getting dirty in the mud in a fast-paced montage. There is a good probability of it being the production version of Lynx Concept.
      Hero Vida Ubex Teased
      Hero Vida Ubex Electric Bike Concept
      Vida Ubex
      Under the Ubex nameplate, Hero Vida has teased two different electric motorcycles. Only one of them looks like it is production-ready or close-to-production. This model features fairly premium componentry including USD telescopic front forks and other. It features a Roadster design with a mid-mounted motor and belt drive.
      Hero Vida Ubex Teased
      Second motorcycle teased under Concept Ubex nameplate is a futuristic supermoto motorcycle that has a composite chassis along with a hollow rear sub frame. This design is less likely to make it to production as is being shown.
      Hero Vida VXZ Teased
      Vida VXZ
      After launching VX2, Hero Vida is coining a new electric motorcycle and it will bear the name VXZ. The company calls it Project VXZ and it is likely to be production-ready, looking at the teaser images. It features a similar LED DRL signature as V2 and VX2 scooters, engulfing a projector headlight.
      It is a visually larger product than the close-to-production Ubex motorcycle teased. It has a more muscular overall silhouette and is likely to be placed as a flagship.
      Hero Vida Nex 3W Teased
      Vida Nex
      What’s next? It is Nex concept from Vida. While the company has not teased a silhouette or what it could be, there were interesting details teased. For starters, teaser shows two wheels one with disc brake and rear wheel with a hub motor. Then another front wheel rolls into the scene, suggesting that Hero Vida will launch a 3W electric scooter like the Sway Trike concept.
      Hero Vida Sway Electric Scooter Prototype
      This 3W electric scooter is likely to have two front wheels with independent suspension and two front disc brakes. This showcase could be the same Sway Trike concept which was showcased before, or a more refined version of it. 3W reverse trike scooters are quite popular in Europe with Yamaha, Piaggio, Peugeot and other brands catering to this niche. More

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      Hero Vida VX2 First Ride Review – Segue Into The Leaderboards?

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      Hero Vida VX2 First Ride ReviewHero MotoCorp’s onslaught into electric scooter segment has been amplified with the launch of Vida VX2. This is the first electric 2W in India to offer BaaS prices on scooter’s price tag, similar to what MG introduced with Windsor EV. This is an unprecedented move by Hero MotoCorp which is likely to propel Vida’s sales into the leaderboards.
      Vida VX2 has a lot going for it and the company has immense faith in this project. This is by far the most ambitious move by Hero MotoCorp within electric scooter segment. We experienced this scooter in Bengaluru at the national media drive. After riding it for around a day, this is what we think about Vida VX2 Plus variant.
      Hero Vida VX2 Design
      Hero Vida VX2 First Ride Review – Attractive BaaS Prices
      Rs 44,990! That’s the price Hero MotoCorp is advertising heavily with Vida VX2. To put it into perspective, Vida VX2 costs less than the most affordable new iPhone. While this could be a glaring reflection of just how ridiculously expensive Apple products can get, we can’t glance over the fact that Hero has got pricing bang on. The company has achieved it by offering Battery as a Service (BaaS).
      Hero Vida VX2 Design
      So, the Rs 44,490 includes pricing for base Vida VX2 Go (Ex-sh) + Rs 0.96 per km and an introductory offer. Hero has not disclosed a timeframe for this introductory offer. Once this offer ends, prices will start from Rs 59,490 (Ex-sh) + battery rental cost for the base Go variant and Rs 64,990 (Ex-sh) + battery rental cost for the top-spec Plus variant. Without BaaS, Go variant costs Rs 0.99L (Ex-sh) and Plus variant costs Rs 1.1 lakh (Ex-sh).
      Hero Vida VX2 Design
      Not a single rival brand offers BaaS pricing model on the vehicle, lowering upfront costs considerably. This is likely to emerge as a key turning point in Hero MotoCorp’s journey in the country’s electric scooter industry. With BaaS plans, Hero is also bundling access to their Vida DC fast charging network, which is growing as we speak.
      Hero Vida VX2 Design
      Design & Appearance
      Where design is concerned, Hero Vida VX2 is a familiar scooter, which was showcased as Vida Z at 2024 EICMA Show. VX2 looks quite nice and a lot simpler than V2 lineup does. Design is somewhat cohesive and it doesn’t look out of place in any way. ‘We Care’ LED headlight and LED tail light signatures are familiar and so are its LED turn indicators. Body panels are minimal, especially when compared to Vida V2 lineup.
      Hero Vida VX2 Colours
      There’s a single-piece seat and even a pillion backrest. Floorboard is flat and can accommodate quite a lot of cargo, if necessary. There’s also a handy 5L glovebox behind the front apron which can take some items including smartphone, gloves and other paraphernalia. Vida VX2 rides on 12-inch alloy wheels on both ends, which get dual-tone machined finish. Rear swingarm is single-sided and it proudly exhibits this wheel down for the world to look at.
      Hero Vida VX2 Colours
      Vida VX2 gets a total of seven colours – Matte Inspired White, Matte Giallo Lime, Autumn Orange, Pearl Red, Matte Gun Metal Grey, Nexus Blue and Pearl Black. Among all these colours, Matte Gun Metal Grey is quite special as it is the only one that gets contrasting Orange highlights on floorboard.
      Hero Vida VX2 Design
      Switchgear looks quite nice and operates well with reassuring clicks. Left side switchgear has low beam / high beam and integrated flasher, a 4-way joystick to operate the new fully-digital TFT colour instrument cluster, an SOS button which gets its own flap so that users don’t press it accidentally, turn indicators and a horn switch.
      Hero Vida VX2 Front 5L Storage
      On the right hand side, we get a toggle for hazard light function, Mode selector which also doubles as a toggle to shift into Reverse Mode and then there’s a Start button / Kill Switch. Unlike Vida V2 lineup, VX2 does not get keyless go feature and gets a regular conventional key and a conventional keyhole. Boot release is integrated into this keyhole and works as expected.
      Hero Vida VX2 Key
      Beside this keyhole, is a Type-A USB charging port behind a flap. Above glovebox, towards the left, we can see a flap that opens up to a DC fast charging port. Home charging is done by lifting the seat and connecting charger into the AC charging port. Under-seat storage is up to 33L, which is commendable for a scooter with removable battery tech that eats up into the boot area.
      Hero Vida VX2 TFT Cluster
      Ergonomics & Features
      Vida VX2 offers a long seat which is fairly cushioned with adequate support. Short city commutes, which is the intended use case for Vida VX2, on this scooter is a cakewalk for both rider and pillion. Rider sits upright and pillion gets decent room and positioning of footpegs is comfortable as well. Vida VX2 falls quite well into the family-style scooter genre with no surprises for users.
      Hero Vida VX2 App Interface
      Where features are concerned, the main highlight is its 4.3-inch TFT instrument cluster on Vida VX2 Plus variant. This is a fairly bright display that can be controlled from the 4-way joystick. This cluster is paired with a dedicated Vida app with quite a lot of functionalities. This cluster supports music control and turn-by-turn navigation. With the app, users can access detailed stats, trip analysis and a host of other details and information.
      Hero Vida VX2 App Interface
      Navigation can be set from the app and it will be projected on the screen. Nearest charger info is a handy feature too. Other notable features include remote immobilization, live tracking, geo fencing and a ring my scooter feature, which should come in handy in shopping mall parking lots to pinpoint the scooter. LED lighting all around, fancy switchgear, hazard light and removable battery are other notable elements.
      Hero Vida VX2 Brakes, Motor
      EVOOTER & BaaS
      Speaking of removable batteries, they are by far the most important feature of Vida VX2. It is the fundamental element in the EVOOTER marketing term that Hero has coined for VX2. In the VX2 Plus variant we experienced, Hero is offering a 3.4 kWh battery promising a range of up to 140 km. Based on our short ride experience, one can expect a real-world range of around 100 km and depends vastly on the way it is ridden.
      Hero Vida VX2 Switchgear
      We say this because regeneration is not automatic. In this sense, Vida VX2 will not charge batteries under deceleration on its own. Users have to use the two-way throttle and twist it to the other side, so as to get regeneration. It allows for an unintrusive riding experience, one that is close to ICE scooters, but regen does not happen automatically. VX2 even comes to a complete halt twisting the throttle in reverse.
      Hero Vida VX2 Three Methods Of Charging
      Same procedure is for Reverse Mode, twisting throttle in reverse takes the scooter back with an audible beep. To access removable batteries, one has to unlock the seat from keyhole and then use same key to unlock a plastic door that covers battery area. One can remove these batteries and then charge them separately or directly plug in the same AC charger. Also, Vida DC charging is at user’s disposal too, which is unlocked for BaaS customers.
      Hero Vida VX2 DC Charging
      Speaking of, BaaS plans are provided by Hero FinCorp and Vidyuttech Services in 2 Year, 3 Year and 5 Year durations, with a minimum monthly charge. Once the 3 year or 5 year duration is complete, buyers will get full ownership of scooter and batteries. Depending on the variant (Go and Plus) and plan chosen (2 Year, 3 Year and 5 year), users will have to pay a monthly fee ranging between Rs 1.1K and 2.2K.
      Hero Vida VX2 Design
      Ride & Handling
      Vida VX2 rides very similarly to other family format electric and ICE scooters. Buyers will be treated with a decently plush ride quality and the 12-inch wheels at both ends ensure reasonable bump absorption too. This is not a corner carver and should not be treated as such. Overall ride dynamics are comfortable, which is on par with this segment. With Vida Plus, one can expect around 100 km of real-world range with mixed usage.
      Hero Vida VX2 Removable Battery & Boot
      There are three riding modes – Eco, Ride and Sport. The latter unlocks all of its performance. Performance is brisk and the power delivery from its swingarm-mounted motor. There is no jerk in power delivery and the overall throttle transitions are quite smooth. Braking performance could have been better, especially with front disc brake. Using both brakes at once is a lot more reassuring.
      Hero Vida VX2 Loose ORVM
      Reservations & Conclusion
      As impressive as the Vida VX2 was, there is room for growth. During our time with Vida VX2, we came across a quality control issue too. Which was in the ORVMs, where it was loose and spinning on its own across the ride, despite manually tightening it. It even fell out on its own while returning. If this is the same ORVM stalk that Hero uses with Mavrick 440 and Xpulse, it is likely to rust very soon.
      Hero Vida VX2 Flimsy Battery Door
      We felt that the removable battery door could have been executed better. Hero could have completely ignored this lockable battery door because it is made of plastic and a dedicated thief can get into this area with relative ease. Also, there’s always a fear of accidentally forgetting the key inside the boot and shutting the seat. I can imagine myself in this situation and it can happen to anyone.
      Hero Vida VX2 AC & DC Charging
      That said, Hero MotoCorp has taken a giant leap in India’s electric scooter segment with Vida VX2 and it is likely to propel Hero’s name into the leaderboards. It looks right, it rides the way it should, packs a lot of features expected in this segment and offers the flexibility of BaaS prices on both scooter and battery, which no other brand is currently doing. With sheer affordability factor, further sweetened with introductory offer makes Vida VX2 a winner in Hero’s portfolio. More

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      Hero Vida VX2 Launch Price Rs 99k – Rs 59k With BaaS Plan

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      Vida VX2 Launch Price
      India’s largest 2W manufacturer by volumes, Hero MotoCorp, has just unveiled its newest venture into its electric mobility journey in the form of VX2. This new range of electric scooters is positioned below its V2 lineup in terms of equipment and features. This is the boldest step Hero MotoCorp has taken against rivals like Oa S1X, Ather Rizta, Chetak 3001 and TVS iQube.
      Hero Vida VX2 Launch
      Where pricing is concerned, Vida VX2 range sits above V2 lineup and starts from an attractive price point of Rs 99,490 (Ex-sh). However, this is the first Indian electric scooter to come with BaaS pricing that ensures lower up-front cost. With BaaS prices start from Rs 59,490 (Ex-sh) with a battery rental price of Rs 0.96 per km.
      Vida VX2 Removable Batteries
      Hero Vida VX2 comes equipped with two removable batteries, both of them situated under the seat. Users can take these batteries out and then charge it themselves inside their houses or apartments, unlike Honda’s Activa e, which is built around their battery swapping station and does not allow users to charge the batteries.
      Vida VX2 Digital Instrument Cluster
      The company showcased five different colours at the launch event, but didn’t reveal anything about the deliveries and other paraphernalia. These colours included Grey, Blue, Red, Yellow and Black. Notably, Bollywood actor Anil Kapoor became the first customer of Hero Vida VX2 and Pavan Munjal preceded the stage with him.
      Anil Kapoor First Customer Of Vida VX2
      The features include LED lighting all around, GPS tracking, remote immobilization, a fully digital colour TFT instrument cluster, a decent under-seat storage with provision to place a helmet, rear pillion backrest, alloy wheels with diamond cut finish, front disc brake sophisticated switchgear to control the non-touch instrument cluster and more. More

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      New Hero Vida VX2 EV Teaser Feat Ranbir and Anil Kapoor

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      New Hero Vida VX2 EV TeaserHero MotoCorp has been on the verge of launching a new electric scooter in India under their Vida brand. It will be called Vida VX2 and it is the production version of Vida Z showcased at 2025 Auto Expo. Owing to its lower-tier equipment, it will be positioned below Vida V2 lineup in the company’s electric scooter portfolio.
      This is the teaser from Hero that shows Vida VX2’s front design, which looks more or less the same as Vida Z. Also, this teaser features Bollywood actors Ranbir Kapoor and Anil Kapoor, recreating some of the dialogues and emotions from the movie Animal. Let’s take a closer look.
      Hero Vida VX2 Teaser
      Hero Vida VX2 EV Teaser
      Vida electric scooter brand by Hero MotoCorp is on the verge of a strategic expansion. The direction of expansion is rather interesting as it seems to be headed the route of affordable electric scooter market where Ola S1X is partying currently. Crashing this party will be Vida VX2, whose design is teased for the first time.
      Latest teaser features Bollywood actors Ranbir Kapoor and Anil Kapoor in similar roles we saw in the movie Animal by Sandeep Reddy Vanga. While this movie is nothing to write home about, the iconic ‘Sunayi de raha hai. Behra nahi hu me” dialogue has become quite a sensation in B Town, which is recreated in this teaser with Anil Kapoor as father and Ranbir Kapoor as his son.
      Hero Vida Z
      This teaser revolves around the concept of generational gap along with associated interests and shifting buyer trends. We can see Ranbir Kapoor suggesting to buy an EV showing upcoming Vida VX2 on his smartphone in a Blue shade, but Anil Kapoor’s interests nest with ICE scooters.
      In this teaser, we can see a glimpse of upcoming Vida VX2’s front design in a Blue shade, which is completely uncamouflaged. This is the same design that we saw on Vida Z at 2025 Auto Expo and units of Vida VX2 that have arrived at dealerships also show similar design, but in a lovely Yellow shade.
      Hero Vida VX2 Teaser
      What to expect?
      Just like Vida V2 lineup, we can expect Vida VX2 to be launched in Lite, Plus and Pro trim levels with varying battery capacity, while features remain the same. Speaking of features, Vida VX2 is a step-down from Vida V2 lineup as they get a conventional key hole and a non-touch instrument cluster with physical controls on switchgear to operate it.
      In contrast, Vida V2 gets keyless go as standard along with a 7-inch touchscreen. Hero will launch Vida VX2 next month on July 1st. It will be priced below Vida V2 lineup which currently starts from Rs 74,000 (Effective Ex-sh, Delhi). Considering a deficit in features, one can expect around Rs 65,000 starting price (Effective Ex-sh, Delhi).
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      Hero Vida Z Spied Undisguised Ahead Of Launch

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      Hero Vida Z SpiedAt the 2024 EICMA Show, Hero MotorCorp made quite a spectacle by showcasing four new motorcycles. These were Hero Xtreme 250R, Xpulse 210, Xoom 160 and Vida Z global electric scooter. The company seems to have commenced testing of the Vida Z ahead of a proper launch. It has been spied for the first time. Let’s take a closer look.
      Hero Vida Z Spied Testing
      India’s largest 2W manufacturer, Hero MotoCorp, currently operates the V2 lineup of electric scooters under Vida brand. At 2024 EICMA Show, Hero showcased a handsome new electric scooter with global launch intentions. Called Vida Z, it is a sporty yet elegant electric mobility solution that packs a slightly different ethos than V2 lineup of electric scooters.
      Hero Vida Z
      Currently, we get Vida V2 in three different variants – Vida V2 Lite, Vida V2 Plus and Vida V2 Pro. The effective Ex-sh prices of these variants are Rs 74,000, Rs 81,800 and Rs 1,15,300 respectively. Hero has not yet revealed launch timeline along with product positioning among their current crop of V2 electric scooters.
      The recent spy shots show Vida Z without any camouflage in a lovely Yellow shade. When compared to the Vida Z scooter showcased at 2024 EICMA and 2025 Auto Expo, we can see that this test mule misses out on a couple of elements. For starters, the contrasting Orange accents are missing and so is its pillion backrest.
      Hero Vida Z Spied
      Where design is concerned, Vida V2 takes aggression and sportiness a couple of notches above. In contrast, Vida Z takes a much more sober and elegant approach. At the unveiling, Vida by Hero MotoCorp had unveiled that this new electric scooter will be a global product and will be launched in major global markets like UK.
      What to expect?
      LED projector headlights seem to be shared with Vida Z, but front apron is completely new and is devoid of any cuts and creases. Handlebar cowl and front mud guard gets dual tone effect of body colour and Black. LED tail lights, LED turn indicators, single-piece seat along with a touchscreen instrument cluster are notable elements.
      Hero Vida Z Spied
      Apart from the few aforementioned differences, Vida Z test mule is almost identical to what the company showcased before. Looking at how close it appears to production, one can speculate that the launch might be around the corner. Vida Z is built on a modular platform that can accept battery packs between 2.2 kWh to 4.4 kWh.
      These will be removable batteries that one can charge at their home or apartments. It will have a powerful electric motor that is either swingarm mounted or mid-mounted. We can expect decent range, features and storage provisions. Connectivity features will be abundant too and users will get to monitor various stats.
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      Hero Vida Electric ADV Design Patented – Launch Soon Under Acro Brand?

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      Hero Vida Electric ADV Design PatentedAfter launching Vida V2 electric scooter range, Hero MotoCorp is excited to launch more EVs. As seen with recent developments, Vida brand can see a major portfolio expansion including electric off-road bikes for adults and kids. One of them has been patented in India, indicating a launch soon. Let’s take a look.
      Hero Vida Electric ADV
      Vida electric scooter sub-brand from motorcycle giant Hero MotoCorp is yet to make a significant dent in electric scooter space. The company has surpassed most of its startup rivals and often features among the top five best-selling electric scooters in India. However, there can be more sales and they don’t have to be just electric scooters.
      Hero Vida Acro Concept Left, Lynx Concept Right
      Hero MotoCorp seems to be launching an electric off-road motorcycle in 2025. An electric dirt bike, if you may. If you recall, Hero MotoCorp showcased two electric ADV motorcycle concepts at EICMA 2023. Called Lynx and Acro, these electric off-road motorcycles grabbed a lot of eyeballs.
      Lynx concept was an electric dirt bike for adults, while Acro concept was an electric learner dirt bike for kids. Looking at the design patent filed by Hero MotoCorp in India, it looks a lot like a production version of Acro concept. The main reason that points towards it being an Acro and not Lynx, is the lack of traditional motorcycle braking equipment at the front.
      Hero Vida Electric ADV Design Patented
      Yes, the design trademarked in India does not have conventional disc brakes at the front, like the ones seen on Lynx concept. That’s because it is likely to get the exposed shoe-type braking system we see in bicycles, similar to the setup showcased with Acro concept. It will be dedicated to kids as a learner bike.
      Will it be road legal?
      Where dimensions are concerned, it will be substantially small, even when compared to the smallest of motorcycles for adults. We can see a raised handlebar, centre-set foot pegs and a flat seat for an upright seating position. Front suspension looks like they are height-adjustable USD telescopic units with beefy fork covers and a rear mono-shock. Allowing users to adjust this motorcycle’s ergos to suit them perfectly.
      Hero Vida Acro Adjustable Height
      We can see a removable electric battery across the spine of this machine and a mid-mounted electric motor. This electric motor drives rear wheel with what looks like a belt drive. Knobby tyres make this motorcycle look like it is off-road-ready. We also don’t see a speedo on this motorcycle. Instead, we can see a Vida branding where instrument cluster should have been.
      Where performance is concerned, this Hero Vida electric ADV based on Acro concept might be packing quite a punch, enough to kick the tail out on corners and get to speeds to achieve jumps. There is a possibility that it might not be road-legal and only a tool to be used on off-road tracks or trails for future champions to learn and build skills on. More