Vida V1

Vida has set up nearly 300 charging points in these three cities. Find out which ones they are here.

Earlier, deliveries for the V1 electric scooter started in Delhi, the third city where customers can now get their scooters home. Know more.

Want to know the city-wise price break up of the e-scooter? Head here.

Hero launched the much-awaited Vida V1 Pro and V1 Plus e-scooters at Rs 1,45,000 and Rs 1,59,000 (ex-showroom Delhi, including Fame II) respectively. Read the launch story here for more details on booking, delivery timelines and more.

Hero Vida V1 Price:

The Vida V1 Pro and V1 Plus e-scooters are priced at Rs 1,45,000 and Rs 1,59,000 (ex-showroom Delhi, including Fame II) respectively. Bookings have opened online, and at Vida Experience Centres at select cities- Bengaluru, Jaipur and New Delhi, against a token amount of Rs 2,499 and deliveries have already commenced.  

Hero Vida V1 Features:

The Hero Vida V1 features a 7” full-colour TFT touchscreen display, keyless access and switch cubes for toggling between functions. The electronics on the Vida V1 are IP65 rated. Riding modes include Eco, Ride, Sport and Custom. Features like turn-by-turn navigation, digital document storage, in-app customisation of performance and over-the-air software upgrades are also on offer. 

Hero Vida V1 Battery And Motor:

Both scooters get IP67 rated battery packs. However, while the V1 Pro gets a 3.94kWh battery pack, the V1 Plus gets a smaller 3.44kWh unit. The result of which, the IDC (Indian Driving Cycle) range of the models are 165km and 143km respectively. The removable battery pack on the V1 claims a fast charging time of less than 65min (0-80 percent).

Speaking of performance, both variants feature an IP68 rated motor with a claimed top speed of 80kmph. That said, the V1 Pro is quicker at 0-40kmph sprints with a claimed time of 3.2seconds. The V1 Plus thankfully isn’t too far behind, completing the 0-40kmph run in 3.4seconds.

Hero Vida V1 Suspension And Brakes:

The Hero Vida V1 is built on an underbone frame linked to a telescopic fork and a single rear shock absorber. Braking is via a disc up front and a drum at the rear. The e-scooter rides on 12-inch alloy wheels at both ends. Up front, it gets a 90/90-section tyre whereas the rear comes with a 100/80 unit.

Hero Vida V1 Competitors:

The Vida V1 Pro rivals the Ather 450X, TVS iQube ST, Ola S1 Pro and the Bajaj Chetak. For around the same price, you can also go for TVS Apache RTR 200 4V, Yamaha FZ25 or the Bajaj Pulsar N250.