Hero MotoCorp to Launch Budget-Friendly Vida Z on July 1

Hero MotoCorp to Launch Budget-Friendly Vida Z on July 1

New Electric Scooter Under ₹1 Lakh
Hero MotoCorp will launch its most affordable electric scooter—the Vida Z (likely to be branded as Vida VX2)—on July 1, 2025. Priced around ₹1 lakh, it’s aimed at value-conscious family buyers looking for a reliable and cost-effective EV.

Modular Battery, Smarter Design
The Vida Z will feature a modular platform with removable battery packs (2.2 kWh to 4.4 kWh) and a permanent magnet synchronous motor, offering users flexibility to charge batteries indoors—something missing in rivals like TVS iQube and Bajaj Chetak, which have fixed batteries.

Loaded with Smart Features
Despite its budget tag, the Vida Z will come with:

• TFT digital display
• Smartphone connectivity
• Advanced telematics

These features bring a smart, connected experience to everyday commuting.

Hero Gains Market Momentum
Hero MotoCorp’s VIDA brand is showing growth, selling 7,164 units in May 2025, earning a 7.2% market share. This launch is expected to strengthen Hero’s position against competitors as it leverages its wide dealer network and trusted service support.

Riding the EV Boom
With 21% year-on-year growth in India’s electric two-wheeler market and EV penetration projected to hit 30% by end-2025, the timing is ideal. The Vida Z will help Hero reassert itself as a key player in the fast-evolving EV space.

Conclusion
The Vida Z combines affordability, practicality, and smart features, making it a compelling choice for everyday riders. With this launch, Hero MotoCorp is set to intensify the race in India’s electric mobility revolution.

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