Just Launched Hero Vida VX2 Has Quite A Few Offers, Check Details

Quick News Highlights

• Hero Vida VX2 has a lot of ongoing offers on its purchase ranging from extended warranty to buyback schemes

• The offers are valid for Vida VX2 variant with the BaaS (Battery as a Service) pricing scheme only

• All of these offers are valid till August 31, 2025

Hero MotoCorp launched the Vida VX2 e-scooter a few days back. The scooter is priced from Rs 59,490 (ex-showroom, Delhi) and is offered in two guises: one with a 2.2kWh battery pack in the VX2 Go and 3.4kWh battery in the VX2 Plus. You can purchase either of these outright, by paying the full amount or by purchasing via the BaaS (Battery As A Service) model.

This helps in bringing the upfront purchasing cost down as the customer has to pay for the chassis of the scooter only. The cost of the battery is to be paid in installments, depending on the usage plan the customer chooses.  For BaaS customers, the brand has announced a lot of offers, and here are the details:

Hero now offers an extended warranty of 5 years or 60,000km on the batteries of the Vida VX2. Also, if the scooter’s battery health degrades below the 70% mark, the batteries will be replaced free of cost. Apart from this, a complimentary warranty of 5 years/ 75,000km (whichever is earlier) is offered on all the critical components of the scooter such as the BMS (Battery Management System), controller, among others, covering manufacturing defects. The e-scooter also gets the connectivity pack for free with turn-by-turn navigation, geo-fencing, live tracking among many other features.

Hero Vida also offers free access to Vida’s charging network valid until the duration of the BaaS plan, and a buyback offer that will be applicable when your chosen plan ends. Vida promises a buyback for the batteries up to Rs 67,500, depending on their condition - this is about 67% of the battery’s ex-showroom price.

Note that all the aforementioned offers are valid to those who buy the electric scooter under BaaS plan, and are billed on or before August 31, 2025. The offers seem pretty lucrative, promising a hassle-free ownership experience. Interestingly, we also found out that it’s cheaper to run the Vida VX2 than a Honda Activa 110 (if the daily commute is 25km or less.