Hero Xtreme 160R 4V Combat Edition Unveiled: Gets Cruise Control & Other Features
After launching the updated Hero Xtreme 125R, the brand has given the same set of features to this 160cc bike
[Update: The Hero Xtreme 160R 4V Combat Edition has been launched in India at Rs 1,34,100 (ex-showroom, Delhi). Here's everything you need to know]

Quick News Highlights
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Gets a new colour scheme
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New features include new console, riding modes, among others
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Likely to be launched very soon
Hero has unveiled the Xtreme 160R 4V Combat Edition, the most premium variant of the bike. The new top variant gets a massive upgrade in terms of features, with a new console, riding modes and even a cruise control system. The updates are similar to what the Hero Xtreme 125R got.
What Is New?
With the Combat Edition, Hero MotoCorp has made some changes to the bike’s design. It now comes with a sharper looking LED headlight and also gets the signature grey/fluorescent yellow colour scheme.
On the features front, the bike now gets the same colour LCD console as the Hero Glamour X 125 and the Hero Xtreme 125R. The console displays speed, fuel level, time, gear position, a tachometer, an odometer, and twin tripmeters. The console looks quite upmarket, and feels like a big upgrade compared to the base variant’s small-sized LCD console.
The bike now gets a ride-by-wire throttle, which means that the throttle is controlled electronically. This has unlocked a few new features including 3 riding modes, and a cruise control system. Although not confirmed, the riding modes should modulate the level of power and performance and should bring a level of versatility to the bike’s performance.

The addition of the cruise control system should help reduce rider fatigue during highway stints. However, we cannot really say for certain how practical this will be as Indian highways are usually packed with enough traffic to force you to modulate your speed quite often.
What Remains Unchanged?
The bike is still powered by the same 163.2cc, air and oil-cooled engine which produces 16.9Ps and 14.6Nm. The bike gets the same KYB inverted fork and monoshock suspension setup, and rolls on 17-inch alloy wheels at both ends. The braking setup consists of a 276mm front and 220mm rear disc brake setup with dual-channel ABS.
Launch & Expected Price
We expect the bike to be launched very soon. It could come at a premium of around Rs 5,000 over the base Xtreme 160R. For perspective, the Hero Xtreme 160R is priced at Rs 1,29,615 (ex-showroom, Delhi).
Here is an in-depth explainer about all the features of the Hero Xtreme 160R 4V Combat Edition.
Hero Xtreme 160R 4V User Reviews
- Well maintained bikeBike performance & style is top-notch with great mileage upto between 42-48km, great service network of hero with low maintenance cost and labour charges, great handling with pillion and rider seat comfort. Suspension are also good with great tyres combination. Comfortable for longer trips as well as in city.Read More
- Total honest review after 6000 kmI choose this bike for its sporty looks, power and the balanced light weight body which made it good for every day commuting (on highways) also had a really good acceleration and low end tourq for the city over takes. Pros: 1. Light weight and light handling. 2. Good low end tourq for city. 3. Looks are also stunning. 4. Comfortable in ride even if drove around 300 km a day. Cons: 1. Top end is not very well, feels under power after 75. 2. The limiter hits early each gear. 3. Build is not very reliable. 4. Mileage drops rapidly as soon as you drove a little harsh. This bike is okay for city tour and every day commuting, even though the power to weight ratio is good on paper, in every day life it isn't. Also the build quality is not very well as recently had an minor accident and the left usd broke, rim got bent. Leaving that side, it has a great acceleration till 70-80 after then the engine gets some stress. Mileage is also not a great highlight in this but ok around 35-37. So in the conclusion, I would recommend this bike only for normal usage, don't have any high hopes from this bike.Read More
- Bike all spaces and details and my own reviewThey are trusted company hero and they are owned Indian company and there bike are very pocket friendly. I am already you more hero biker and I love it and the extreme 160r 4v is very sporty and aggressive and their features is mind blowing. I love this bike and my dream bike . I ride is very good and I want to get a hero Xtreme 160r 4v and their features their sporty look and aggressive sport look and also their pillion sit is very comfortable and they very budget friendly, they are my dream bike. Yes, I love it they are fast 160cc bike in India best sporty look aggressive sporter and I want this bike best bike in 160cc to power, their duel channel ABS and full tft screen, all navigation turn by turn navigation three mode. I like this all led set up .Read More3
- Xtreme bike to have xtreme funIt was my first bike and being a hero scooter owner I know how reliable hero is and I want to gain experience so I chose xtreme 160r4v because it has good that sporty look with good enough mileage as well as it's a very good beginner friendly bike to learn So I had so much fun riding it it's power to weight ratio it's pickup, mileage every thing is very good the only problem is service even though the bike it self is so good service centre around me are not the best I face many ups and downs when it comes to service but none the less I love riding my bike and I go on Sunday rides Yes, I would definitely recommend someone this bike of they are looking for under budget bike with good milage and for having fun this bike is great to ride in city as well as highway so any begginer would enjoy this bikeRead More1 3
- Experience is too goodI own this bike since 5 months & i have to say this is the best bike in this segment all the features are so cool and the mileage also superb the breaking are good look wise i have to say that i loved it and the buying experience is seemless hastle free and quick all over you look over this bike intRead More1 2