Hero MotoCorp’s EV brand Vida has launched a game-changing price cut for its entry-level VX2 electric scooter. Originally priced at ₹59,490 (ex-showroom Delhi) for the Battery-as-a-Service (BaaS) variant, the base VX2 Go now starts at an aggressive ₹44,990 – making it India’s most affordable premium e-scooter. This limited-period offer aims to accelerate EV adoption nationwide.
Revised Pricing Breakdown
VX2 Go (BaaS): ₹44,990 from ₹59,490
VX2 Go (Own Battery): ₹84,990 from ₹99,490)
VX2 Plus (BaaS): ₹57,990 From ₹64,990)
VX2 Plus (Own Battery): ₹99,990 from ₹1.10 lakh)
Technology & Features
VX2 New Exciting Features
4.3-inch LCD/TFT displays LCD | TFT
Over-the-air OTA Support software updates
Smartphone connectivity for complete analytics
It will charge 80% With In 60 Minutes
anti-theft protection
Battery & Range
| Variant | Battery | Range |
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| VX2 Go | 2.2kWh | 92 km |
| VX2 Plus | 3.4kWh (dual) | 142 km
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What’s the new starting price of Hero Vida VX2?
The base VX2 Go (BaaS) variant now starts at ₹44,990 – a ₹14,500 drop from its earlier ₹59,490 price.
How long will this discounted price last?
This is a limited-period introductory offer – Hero hasn’t specified an end date.
What does "Battery-as-a-Service (BaaS)" mean?
With BaaS, you pay less upfront (₹44,990) but subscribe to the battery separately. Without BaaS, you own the battery (₹84,990).
What range does the VX2 offer?
VX2 Go: 92 km/charge (2.2kWh single battery) VX2 Plus: 142 km/charge (3.4kWh dual batteries)
Does it support fast charging?
Yes! Both variants reach 80% charge in 60 minutes via DC fast charging.
What tech features are included?
4.3-inch TFT/LCD displays Over-the-air (OTA) updates Smartphone connectivity + remote immobilization Dual riding modes (Eco & Power)
How does it compare to rivals like Ola S1 Air?
At ₹44,990, the VX2 undercuts the Ola S1 Air (₹1.10 lakh) and Ather 450S (₹1.30 lakh), making it India’s most affordable premium e-scooter.
Where can I buy/test ride it?
Available at Vida dealerships across 50+ Indian cities. Bookings open via Vida’s website.
