Hero Vida V1 e-scooter deliveries commence

    The chairman and CEO of Hero MotoCorp, Dr. Pawan Munjal, delivered the first Vida V1 in India.

    Published On Jan 02, 2023 11:56:00 AM

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    Hero MotoCorp Vida V1 electric scooter deliveries begin.
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    Hero MotoCorp has begun deliveries of its maiden electric offering, the Vida V1 electric scooter, in India. The very first unit of the Vida V1 was delivered out of the Bengaluru experience centre, with the chairman and CEO of Hero MotoCorp, Dr. Pawan Munjal, personally handing over the e-scooter. 

    1. Currently Vida has three showrooms in Delhi, Bengaluru and Jaipur
    2. Deliveries in Delhi and Jaipur will follow

    Vida V1 electric scooter deliveries begin: details

    Hero MotoCorp launched its first electric scooter, the V1, via the Vida sub-brand and offers it in two variants – Plus and Pro. The V1 Plus, priced at Rs 1.45 lakh, has a range of 143km and the V1 Pro, priced at Rs 1.59 lakh, has a range of 165km. The variants share most of their underpinnings and features, except for the removable battery pack. While deliveries of the Vida V1 have commenced in Bengaluru, and the Delhi and Jaipur experience centres will soon follow suit . 

    The V1 Pro not only has a larger 3.94kWh battery (compared to the 3.44kWh unit on the Plus), it also features a fully customisable riding mode. Due to its larger battery capacity, the V1 Pro weighs 125kg compared to the 124kg kerb weight of the V1 Plus. 

    All prices mentioned are ex-showroom, Delhi, after the FAME-II subsidy. 

    Also See:

    Vida V1 review: Late bloomer

    Hero MotoCorp vs Hero Electric: what’s the difference?

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