Hero MotoCorp has dropped the price of its newly-launched Vida VX2 electric scooter after announcing a time-bound introductory offer to further appeal to the cost-conscious buyers. Its cheapest iteration is now priced at Rs 44,990 (ex-showroom, Delhi) under the company’s BaaS (Battery-as-a-Service) model, which is a sizeable reduction over the launch price of Rs 59,490.
Crazy Price Cut on Both Options
The price cut is applicable for both VX2 variants and the Go variant is now available for Rs 44,990 for the BaaS variant and Rs 84,990 without, while the Plus variant now costs Rs 57,990 for BaaS and Rs 99,990 without. That is a significant discount on the initial list prices announced on 1 July 2025.
Current Pricing Structure
| Variant | With BaaS | Without BaaS |
|---|---|---|
| VX2 Go | Rs 44,990 | Rs 84,990 |
| VX2 Plus | Rs 57,990 | Rs 99,990 |
All prices ex-showroom, Delhi
What the VX2 Offers
The Vida VX2 is billed as Hero’s entry-level electric scooter with detachable battery and smart connectivity. The Go gets a 2.2 kWh battery pack that is claimed to offer a range of 92 km, while the Plus features the larger 3.4 kWh unit that promises a range of 142 km.
Key specifications include:
- Fast charge: 0-80% in 60 min
- Maximum speed: 70 kmph (Go) / 80 kmph (Plus)
- Storage-Int: 33.2 liters (Go) / 27.2 liter (Plus)
- Screen: 4.3” LCD (Go) / 4.3″ TFT (Plus)
Revolutionary BaaS Model
With the Battery-as-a-Service, the customers can buy the scooter chassis and also own the battery separately with a subscription at Rs 0.96 per kilometre. This solves the worries for battery health and maintenance here, it is under Hero warranty to replace the battery incase if dips below 70% of it’s original performance.
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Competitive Positioning
The competitive pricing moves it into direct competition with the likes of the Bajaj Chetak (Rs 99,900), TVS iQube (Rs 94,434) and Ola S1 X (Rs 65,499). With the introduction price, the VX2 Go is the cheapest of this group.
Additional Customer Benefits
Hero is making the pot even sweeter by offering some great deals until August 31st, 2025:
- Extended warranty: 5 years/60,000 km on batteries
- Free CoIP Connectivity Pack with navigation / tracking
- Buyback up to Rs 67,500
- Complimentary fast charging access
Market Impact
This pricing strategy is clearly indicative of the aspirational targets that Hero has set of holding a 12-15% share of the market by FY26 and being one of the top three electric two-wheeler makers by FY27. With only a 4% market share and 48,674 units sold in FY25, Hero is using its 6,000-plus distribution outlets to dent the defences of established EV players.
The limited availability status of this offer adds urgency to prospects, and Hero does not mention the specific duration of the introductory pricing.