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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

EV incentives today, petrol registration ban tomorrow!

The scooter looks ready for some rough action with the additional bits

Looking to buy the more feature-loaded sibling of the legendary Splendor Plus? Here’s all you need to know before you take out that chequebook

The disc variant is Rs 3,800 more expensive than the drum variant.

Might be affordable, but still doesn’t skip on the essentials: that’s the XPulse 200 for you! Here’s an in-depth explainer

The Hero Splendor Plus Xtec offers a choice between drum and disc brakes, with about Rs 3,000 premium separating two otherwise identically-equipped variants

The Xoom 160 is Hero’s most powerful and biggest scooter. Here’s a closer look at all the details with the help of images

There are two variants, but the main difference lies only on the hardware. We explain which one’s ideal for whom

Planning to buy a petrol bike in Delhi? The clock may already be ticking!

The Hero Splendor Plus Xtec offers three distinct colour schemes, each designed for a specific type of buyer, from the daily commuter to the style-conscious young professional

It looks like a more affordable version of their 150cc bike sold internationally

The front looks quite different from the Xpulse 210