Vida VX2 Series Launch on July 1: What All to Expect!

Hero MotoCorp is charging ahead in the electric mobility space, and the upcoming Vida VX2 electric scooter is the latest proof of that. Scheduled for launch on July 1, 2025, the VX2 aims to strengthen Hero's presence in the EV market with affordability, practicality, and wide customer appeal. With recent trademark filings for VX2 variants - Pro, Plus, and Go, the company is clearly gearing up for a versatile lineup. Heres everything we can expect from the new Hero Vida VX2. Before moving ahead, join our 91Wheels WhatsApp Community to stay updated on the latest automotive news.

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Vida VX2: Fresh Approach to Electric Mobility

After making waves with the Vida V1 and V2 models, Hero MotoCorp seems to be pivoting toward a broader audience. The VX2 is expected to be positioned as a budget-friendly, commuter-focused offering, targeting buyers who want EV convenience without burning a hole in their pocket. The scooter is likely to appeal to families and first-time EV buyers looking for a practical and simple ride.

Variants Strategy: Go, Plus, and Pro

Hero's move to file trademarks for VX2 variants hints at a tiered strategy to cater to various use cases and price brackets. While exact specs haven't been disclosed, the naming suggests:

• Vida VX2 Go could be the base variant - minimal features, likely lower range
• Vida VX2 Plus might offer a balanced mix of range and features
• Vida VX2 Pro is expected to be the top-spec trim, with dual battery setup and smart connectivity features

This structure mirrors successful ICE scooter lineups in India and could help Vida compete with market leaders like TVS iQube and Bajaj Chetak.

Vida VX2: Could It Be a Rebadged Vida Z?

At the Bharat Mobility Global Expo and EICMA 2024, Hero had showcased a sleek electric scooter dubbed Vida Z. With a minimalist design and European-friendly styling, the scooter raised a lot of eyebrows. Despite the "Z" name being trademarked, there were no variant filings under that name - unlike the VX2.

This has led to speculation that Vida VX2 might be a renamed version of the Vida Z, likely tweaked for Indian buyers. It's a plausible strategy, especially if Hero intends to use "Vida Z" as a global product badge and "VX2" for localised marketing.

Vida VX2 Series: Expected Specifications and Features

While official specs are yet to be revealed, leaked information and industry insiders suggest:

• Battery Options: A single 2.2 kWh battery for base variants, with higher trims getting dual battery setups totaling around 3.4 kWh
• Range: Estimated real-world range of 100+ km on the higher-end variants
• Motor: Direct drive permanent magnet motor with modest power output - possibly lower than the Vida V2's 6 kW
• Removable Battery Packs: Following the existing Vida ecosystem

The design is expected to be clean and functional, echoing the style of mainstream petrol scooters like the Honda Activa and TVS Jupiter. Some possible features include a rectangular LED headlamp, TFT display, USB charging port, mobile connectivity, and a rear backrest for pillion comfort.

Strategic Timing and Market Position

Hero's timing couldn't be better. With EV adoption steadily rising and buyers becoming more value-conscious, the Vida VX2 could capture a crucial segment that remains underserved. Interestingly, Hero Vida saw a whopping 540% year-on-year growth in April 2025, and a competitively priced VX2 could push the brand even higher on the sales chart.

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