Hero MotoCorp has taken an exciting step toward the future of electric motorcycles by unveiling the Hero Vida VXZ concept at the EICMA 2025 motor show. This new concept clearly shows Hero’s vision for a sporty and modern electric bike designed for Indian roads. With a fresh design, patented elements, and premium hardware.
Hero Vida VXZ New Electric Bike
The Hero Vida VXZ is designed as a street-naked electric motorcycle, which means it focuses on a sporty look, upright riding posture, and everyday usability. Unlike electric scooters, this concept looks like a proper performance-oriented bike, making it appealing to young riders and city commuters who want style with sustainability.
One of the most interesting highlights is that the battery housing is placed where a traditional engine would normally sit. This gives the bike a muscular stance and makes it look similar to petrol-powered street bikes, which many riders still prefer visually.
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Patented Headlight Design with Vida ‘V’ Motif
Hero MotoCorp has also patented the headlight design of the Vida VXZ, which makes the bike stand out. The headlamp features the signature Vida ‘V’ motif with a mono-projector positioned at the center. This design was teased earlier, and now the patent images confirm that it will be a key identity element of the VXZ.
The Hero Vida VXZ concept comes equipped with several premium components, showing that Hero is serious about performance and quality. The bike features:
- Upside Down (USD) front forks for better handling
- Rear monoshock suspension for improved ride comfort
- Radial disc brake at the front and a disc brake at the rear
- 5-spoke alloy wheels that enhance the sporty look
At the rear, the tail section is similar to the Hero Xtreme 250R, adding to its aggressive stance. The number plate and indicators are mounted on a tyre-hugger, giving the bike a clean and modern rear design.
Although Hero MotoCorp has not revealed technical details like range, motor output, or battery capacity. As of now, Hero MotoCorp has not confirmed the launch date or sales timeline for the Vida VXZ electric bike. Since it is currently a concept model, it may take some time before a production-ready version reaches Indian showrooms.