KEY HIGHLIGHTS
- Now OBD-2B compliant, meets the latest emission norms
- Same 110.9cc engine with i3S tech for better fuel efficiency
- LX variant discontinued; lineup now starts from mid-spec VX trim at Rs 78,067 (ex-showroom)
Hero Motocorp has updated its popular scooter, Xoom 110, now equipped with OBD-2B technology. While the design and performance remain the same, it has become cleaner with the latest norms. But apart from this crucial upgrade, does it bring anything new to the table? Let's find out in this article. However, before getting into the details, make sure to join the 91Wheels WhatsApp community to never miss out on any automotive updates.
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Hero Xoom 110 Now OBD-2B Compliant
Hero has silently launched their Xoom 110, now with the latest OBD-2B compliance emission norms. And of course, with the update, prices have gone up slightly. The scooter now starts at Rs 76,067 (ex-showroom) for the VX variant, as the lower variant, LX, has been discontinued. It goes up to Rs 84,017 (ex-showroom) for the top-spec Combat Edition. This means the lineup now kicks off from the VX variant, offering a better set of features as standard.
Engine
At the heart of the Hero Xoom 110 lies a 110.9cc, air-cooled, single-cylinder engine, which is now OBD-2B compliant. However, the power figures remain the same; it belts out 8.15 PS and 8.70 Nm of torque. Moreover, it comes with the Hero's i3S (idle start stop) tech, which improves efficiency by switching off the engine in traffic.
Features And Hardware
It remains peppy and city-friendly with a similar set of features, including LED projector headlamps, USB charger, boot lamp, and LCD instrument console, along with Bluetooth connectivity. Moreover, it continues to ride on 12-inch alloy wheels along with a telescopic and monoshock setup at the rear. However, braking duties are handled by a different setup in different variants. The VX trim comes with a 130 mm drum brake at the front, while the ZX trim offers a 190 mm disc at the front. However, the rear gets 130mm drum brakes for all variants as standard.
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Verdict
The Hero Xoom 110's OBD-2B update makes it cleaner and more compliant without losing its youthful charm. While there are no major changes in design or performance, the scooter remains a solid pick for urban riders who want style, smart features, and everyday practicality, now with improved emission tech.
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