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Hero Vida VX2
The VX2 is the second electric scooter from Vida. It is available with both BaAS and conventional pricing, and it is a more affordable option in the Vida lineup. With BaAS pricing beginning from Rs 59,490 and conventional pricing beginning from Rs 99,490 (all prices ex-showroom), the Vida VX2 goes up against the lower variants of the TVS iQube, the Bajaj Chetak 3001, and the Ather Rizta S.
Hero Vida VX2 Latest Update
Last Updated on 10th June'25 : The latest Vida VX2 teasers showcase its complete front profile from a distance and also reveal two colour options. Positioned below the V2, the VX2 will serve as a more affordable electric scooter in Vida’s lineup. The official launch is set for July 1.
VX2 Highlights
On Target
The more affordable introduction from the brand in the EV scooter line-up with removable battery system.
What We Like
Affordable ownership with Baas plans, looks stylish, enough features for everyday usage, and options for funky colours.
What We Do Not Like
Could've used more floorboard space. Quality levels could be better. No keyless options. limited service centre reach.
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Variant Wise Comparison
Braking System | CBS | CBS |
Calliper Type | Fixed | Fixed |
Wheel Type | Alloy | Alloy |
Tubeless Tyres | ||
Front Brake | Drum | Disc |
Expert Verdict on VX2

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Pros & Cons of VX2
Clean and minimalist design
Flexible pricing and multiple variants
Removable battery packs
A decent equipment list
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No keyless function option
Limited service network reach
Hero Vida VX2 Detailed Review
- The Vida VX2 comes with a design that is more subtle and conservative, offering a look that will neither be too exciting or too offensive. There are no edgy visual elements and Vida has kept things simple. The front panel comes with the headlamp integrated neatly within, which does look stylish and modern. The DRL signatures and overall shape may remind you of its sibling, the V2.
- The side body panels also follow a rather simple and minimalistic design language, with no unnecessary elements. Similar to the River Indie, there is also a footpeg mounted near the floorboard, in case there is no space for the rider’s feet due to luggage. The rear section comprises a stylish tail lamp neatly integrated into the panels, and there are motorcycle-like winkers for the turn indicators.
- The Vida VX2 comes with seven paint schemes on offer. These colour schemes include Pearl Red, Pearl Black, Matte Lime, Autumn Orange, Matte White, Metallic Grey, and Nexus Blue.


- The Vida VX2 comes in two different guises. First is the VX2 Go, which comes with a 2.2kWh removable battery pack, with an IDC-claimed range of 92km on a single charge. This battery pack can be charged from 0-80% in a claimed time of 2.4 hours, while a full charge takes a claimed time of 3.5 hours. It also comes with a fast charging option, with a claimed time of 120 minutes for a full charge.
- The second variant is the VX2 Plus, which comes with two 3.4kWh removable battery packs, which give it an IDC-claimed range of 142km on a single charge.This setup takes a claimed time of 4.1 hours for a 0-80% charge, while a full charge takes a claimed time of 5.3 hours. Similar to the Go variant, the fast charging option here takes a claimed time of 120 minutes for a full charge.
- Both the VX2 Go and the VX2 Plus receive the same electric drivetrain; a hub-mounted PMSM electric motor producing a peak output of 6kW. However, the performance figures vary. The VX2 Go comes with a 0-40kmph time of 4.2 seconds, while the VX2 Plus does the same in a claimed time of 3.1 seconds. The VX2 Go also comes with a claimed top speed of 70kmph, while the VX2 Plus reaches a claimed top speed of 80kmph.
- Both variants of the VX2 come with a 4.3-inch instrument cluster, but while the VX2 Go gets a basic LCD unit, the VX2 Plus comes with a more sophisticated TFT unit. Both variants also come with connectivity features, while also boasting of turn-by-turn navigation. The VX2 Plus comes with a front disc brake, and three ride modes; eco, ride, and sport, while the VX2 Go misses out on the Sport mode and it also gets drum brakes on both ends.
- Both variants of the VX2 come with a 4.3-inch instrument cluster, but while the VX2 Go gets a basic LCD unit, the VX2 Plus comes with a more sophisticated TFT unit. Both variants also come with connectivity features, while also boasting of turn-by-turn navigation. The VX2 Plus comes with a front disc brake, and three ride modes; eco, ride, and sport, while the VX2 Go misses out on the Sport mode and it also gets drum brakes on both ends.

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Hero Vida VX2 Competitors
| Models | Visual Comparison | Battery Capacity | Charging Time | Battery Warranty | Range | Under seat storage | Seat height | Compare |
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![]() ₹74.00 - ₹94.80 K* | 2 - 3 kWh | 62 mins | Upto 5 Years | 92 - 142 km | 27.2-33.2 L | 777 mm | ||
| 2 - 5 kWh | 4 Hours 18 Mins (0-80%) | 3 Years/50000 kms | 94 - 212 km | 30-32 L | 770 mm | VX2 vs iQube Electric | ||
| 3 - 4 kWh | 4 Hours & 30 Min (0-80%) | Battery Warranty - 5 Years/ 60000 kms. Motor warranty - 5 Years/ 60000 kms. Charger Warranty -3 Years | 123 - 159 km | 34 L | 780 mm | VX2 vs Rizta | ||
| 2 - 4 kWh | 5 Hours 55 Mins | 5 Years/50000 kms-Vehicle Warranty & 3 Years/30000 kms-Battery Warranty | 94 - 165 km | - | 777 mm | VX2 vs V2 | ||
| 2 - 4 kWh | 6 Hours (0-100%) | Vehicle warranty - 3 Years/40000 Kms& Battery Warranty - 3 Years/50000 Kms | 108 - 242 km | 34 L | 791 mm | VX2 vs S1 X Gen 3 | ||
| 3 - 4 kWh | (0 - 80%) 3 Hours | 3 Years/50000 Kms | 95 - 155 km | 21-35 L | 0 mm | VX2 vs Chetak | ||
| 3 - 4 kWh | 4 Hours & 30 Min (0-80%) | Battery Warranty - 3 Years/30000 kms. Motor warranty 3 Years/30000 kms. Charger Warranty - 3 Years | 126 - 161 km | 22 L | 780 mm | VX2 vs 450X | ||
| 2 kWh | 4.5 Hours | 3 Years Battery & 3 Years Motor | 89 km | - | - | VX2 vs Optima | ||
| 1.56 kWh | 6 Hours | 3 Years/ 3000 kms Motor Warranty | 100 km | 34 L | 730 mm | VX2 vs Jaunty-3W | ||
| 4.2 kWh | 4 to 5 Hours | 3 Years battery and 2 Years motor warranty | 110 km | - | 770 mm | VX2 vs S1 | ||
| 48 kWh | 7-8 Hours | - | - | - | - | VX2 vs E Scoot 504 |
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Latest Updates on VX2
Hero launches the Vida VX2 Go variant priced at Rs 1.02 lakh (ex-showroom) featuring a 3.4 kWh dual removable battery setup. The electric scooter offers a real-world range of around 100 km and also gets a Battery-as-a-Service option starting at Rs 60,000 plus usage cost. It produces 6 kW peak power and 26 Nm torque and includes Eco and Ride modes.
Hero reduces the price of the Vida VX2 with a limited-time introductory offer, bringing the starting price down to Rs 44,990 with Battery-as-a-Service. Both VX2 Go and VX2 Plus variants receive price cuts while retaining features like connectivity, OTA updates and fast charging. The scooter offers up to 142 km claimed range depending on battery configuration.
Hero launches the Vida VX2 electric scooter priced at Rs 59,490 with Battery-as-a-Service and Rs 99,490 without the subscription model (ex-showroom). The scooter is offered in Go and Plus variants with removable batteries offering up to 142 km claimed range. It also features smartphone connectivity, navigation and swappable battery charging options.
Hero’s electric brand Vida teases an upcoming scooter, likely to be called the VX2, ahead of its expected July 1 launch. The model is positioned as the most affordable Vida offering and is expected to feature a 2.1-2.5 kWh battery with around 100 km real-world range along with a touchscreen display and Bluetooth connectivity. It also gets LED lighting and conventional key ignition while retaining a simple commuter-focused design.
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