KEY HIGHLIGHTS
- Vida V2 offers three variants with varying ranges.
- TVS iQube provides up to 100 km per charge.
- Honda Activa.e features swappable batteries for convenience.
- Vida V2 includes 7-inch touchscreen and keyless entry.
- Activa.e offers smartphone connectivity with Honda Roadsync
Hero Vida V2 Vs Rivals: Hero Moto Corp has launched the all-new Vida V2 range of electric scooters. The V2 Series comes as an update over the brand's V1 series of e-scooters. The Vida V2 is priced at Rs. 96,000 and offers features such as a 7-inch TFT touchscreen and LED projector headlamps. The Vida V2 competes with the likes of Ola S1, TVS iQube and the newly launched Honda Activa.e. Making the choosing game easy for you, I've decided to cover a detailed comparison of the all-new Vida V2 with its straight rivals - TVS iQube and the Activa electric. Before moving ahead, join our 91Wheels WhatsApp Community to stay updated on the latest automotive news.
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Vida V2 Variants and Specs
| Variant | Battery Pack | Range (IDC Claimed) | Top Speed | Charging Time (0-80%) | Weight | Ride Modes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| V2 Lite | 2.2kWh | 94km | 69 km/h | 3.3 hours | 116kg | Eco, Ride |
| V2 Plus | 3.44kWh | 143km | 85 km/h | 5.15 hours | 124kg | Eco, Ride, Sport |
| V2 Pro | 3.94kWh | 165km | 90 km/h | 5.5 hours | 126kg | Eco, Ride, Sport |
Hero Vida V2 Vs Rivals: Powertrain
Available in three trims in total, the Hero Vida V2 offers three battery packs- 2.2 kWh, 3.44 kWh and 3.94 kWh. The base model V2 Lite provides an IDC range of 94 km and 64 km (real-world), and the V2 Plus offers an IDC range of 143 km and 100 km (real-world) and the Pro model takes it high to an IDC range of 165 and a real-world range of 114 km.
The TVS iQube offers two variants equipped with different battery packs- a 2.2 kWh and a 3.4 kWh. The smaller battery variant offers a range of 75 km/charge and the bigger 3.4 kWh takes it up to 100 km/charge. The mentioned range may differ according to ride modes. Both variants share a 4.4 kWh motor which enables a top speed of 78 kmph.
The Honda Activa on the other hand gets dual 1.5 kWh batteries which are collectively capable of providing a range of 102 km/charge. An added advantage of the electric Activa is that it offers swappable batteries which allow riders to swap these batteries at the brand's battery-swapping stations that are yet to be set up in some major cities.
Hero Vida V2 Vs Rivals: Features
The Hero Vida V2 has features such as a 7-inch touchscreen infotainment system. Other features on offer include Keyless entry, cruise control, regenerative braking and follow-me-home home lights. Apart from this, the scooter gets up to four ride modes- Eco, Sport, Ride and Custom.
The TVS IQube electric gets full LED lighting and a five-inch TFT display that supports smartphone connectivity. The IQube supports other essential features such as geofencing, turn-by-turn navigation, call/SMS alerts and overspeeding alerts. Additionally, you also get a USB charging port and a decent 30 litre of storage space with the TVS iQube.
In comparison, the electric Activa also has much more to offer. It gets features such as a 7-inch TFT screen, controlled by toggle switches on the handlebar. The TFT display supports features like turn-by-turn navigation and music controls, and it also connects with your smartphone via the Honda Roadsync App. Other features on offer include a 40W USB-C charging port, H smart Key, Smart Find and Smart Start. As for the riding experience, the Activa.e gets ride modes such as Eco, Standard and Sport.
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Verdict
The Hero Vida V2 stands out with its modern features like a 7-inch TFT screen, multiple ride modes, and strong range options, making it a solid choice for tech-savvy riders. However, the TVS iQube and Honda Activa.e offer competitive performance and features, with the Activa's swappable batteries and the iQube's connectivity features adding unique value. Ultimately, it depends on individual priorities like range, features, and convenience.
