Hero Bikes News

The SP125’s Deluxe variant is one of the most affordable bikes with a TFT console

From a limited edition bobber to an upcoming sportbike and more

Spy shots reveal a golden-coloured inverted fork, a taller windscreen, winglets, and other exciting details

In a world of sporty 125cc bikes, are these 2 even relevant?

Alternatives to look at instead of the NS400Z

A mature maxi-styled scooter vs a sharp youth-focused scooter

At Rs 84,126, the Splendor+ Xtec with a front disc brake costs only a bit more than the drum-brake variant, while offering much better braking

Hero’s most premium scooter is well-equipped with features, but there are some not-so-good bits as well. Here’s an analysis

We help you choose between an electric bike and a flex fuel bike

Here’s how to pick between the two variants

Is the HF Deluxe Flex Fuel worth the extra money it’s asking for?

The Pro variant is costlier by almost Rs 12,000, and we analyse whether it’s worth spending the premium over the base variant

The Hero Splendor Plus Xtec remains one of the most dependable choices out there if you are looking for a feature-rich 100cc commuter with decades of trust behind it

A guide to help you make an informed financial decision before buying the new Super Splendor Xtec 2.0.

It’s one of the best value-for-money bikes if you’re planning to learn off-roading or just want to tackle really bad roads in your commutes!

A rugged stance, proper adventure bike looks, and much more

Hero MotoCorp offers the tech-focused version of the Splendor Plus in a more affordable drum brake variant, but it gets the same feature set as the disc variant

The Xoom 160 is Hero’s most powerful scooter, and the colours really bring out its sporty, premium quotient

Might be affordable, but the Xpulse 200 is not bare-bones by any means. In fact, it’s impressively well-loaded!

Hero MotoCorp sells its flagship scooter, the Xoom 160, only through its Premia showrooms, which deal with the more premium Hero two-wheelers

Five colours available in total, with one being exclusive to the Pro variant

The Splendor Plus Xtec is for those who want the legendary reliability paired with a whole bunch of nifty, useful features

The Hero XPulse 200 4V remains one of the best choices out there, if you are to look for an affordable bike that can handle bad roads with absolute ease

We crunch the numbers to see which commuter costs less over five years