KEY HIGHLIGHTS
- Hero celebrates 125 million production milestone with special editions
- Splendor+ and Passion+ get a new graphite grey colour with gold, bronze and black graphics
- Vida VX2 continues with its standard colours but adds a 3D "125M" logo on the apron
Hero Motocorp has hit a landmark figure of 125 million two-wheelers produced, which a few manufacturers in India can boast of. Well, to celebrate this landmark moment, the brand has given a special 125 Million Edition makeover to a few of its popular two-wheelers, which include Splendor+, Passion+ and Vida VX2. You must be wondering what's new with these editions? Let's figure it out in this article. However, before moving ahead, make sure to join the 91Wheels WhatsApp community to never miss out on any automotive updates.
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Hero 125 Million Edition
Hero Motorcorp has touched a production milestone of 125 million units in the span of four decades. From starting the journey with CD100 in 1985, and then moving forward to household names like Splendour and Passion. They carved out a trusted commuter bike in India. Meanwhile, Hero has consistently crossed the benchmarks, starting from the 50 million units in 2015, 75 million in 2017 and 100 million in 2021. Now with the 125 million mark, they've become the largest two-wheeler manufacturer in India.
What This Edition Offers?
The Splendor+ and the Passion+ continue with their tried and tested mechanical setup, while the changes remain with the styling only. What sets this edition apart is the graphite grey colour scheme in contrast with neat graphics in black, brown and gold shades. Adding to the exclusivity of this edition is a 3D "125M" badge, which differentiates it from the regular models.
Meanwhile, the Vida VX2 remains a bit different from the Passion+ and Splendor+, as the scooter does not get any unique colour; instead, it continues with the same palette. However, to maintain the exclusivity of the edition, the VX2 gets a 3D "125M" logo on the front apron. The rest all remains similar to the regular model.
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Verdict
The Hero "125 Million Edition" models are more about celebrating legacy than offering upgrades. With cosmetic tweaks and exclusive badging, they give buyers and enthusiasts a chance to own a symbolic piece of Hero MotoCorp's four-decade-long journey.
