New Indian "Affordable" Motorcycle Competes With Honda, Bajaj, and TVS, Achieving Up to 75 km Per Liter

New Indian “Affordable” Motorcycle Competes With Honda, Bajaj, and TVS, Achieving Up to 75 km Per Liter

Written by Valdemar Medeiros

Published on 03/06/2024 at 22:05

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New Low-Cost Motorcycle Surges in the Market for Less Than 82,911 Rupees. The New Economical Motorcycle is Being Marketed in India and Promises to Travel 75 Km with Just 1 Liter.

The affordable motorcycle Hero Splendor Plus Xtec 2.0 is a recent launch for the motorcycle market in India. The model is quite accessible and its standout feature is its excellent fuel economy. The Indian “affordable” motorcycle competes in its local market with giant names like Honda, Bajaj, TVS, among others and manages to travel 75 km with just one liter of fuel.

Design of the New ‘Affordable’ Motorcycle in the Indian Market

The price of the Indian “affordable” motorcycle is 82,911 rupees, according to sites like Bike Wale, among others. This amount is equivalent to R$ 5,200 (current exchange rate), not accounting for other taxes or expenses. For this 2024 model, which is in its 2.0 version, the Splendor Plus Xtec has received an LED headlight and new graphics and colors.

The economical motorcycle is available in India in matte gray, black, and red. It is worth mentioning that the affordable motorcycle is not yet being marketed in Brazil, so there is no forecast for sales here.

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If it were to come to Brazil, the Splendor Plus Xtec 2.0 would be a rival to the Honda Pop 110, Mottu Sport 110i, and the Shineray Worker 125 and Worker Cross 150. The affordable motorcycle is equipped with a single-cylinder, 100 cc engine, which can deliver up to 7.09 horsepower and 8.05 Nm. According to the company itself, the model can travel up to 73 km with just 1 liter of fuel.

This engine works in conjunction with a 4-speed transmission. The responsible company, Hero MotoCorp, assured that the new Indian motorcycle maintains its classic design, as it is a significant part of its identity. However, the main updates come in the form of modern items.

Indian Economical Motorcycle Features Cutting-Edge Technologies That Surpass Brazilian Models

One of the standout features of the Splendor Plus Xtec 2.0 is its fully digital instrument console. This console includes an eco-indicator, real-time mileage indicator, service reminder, and a side stand indicator.

Additional features include a USB charging port and Bluetooth connectivity, which enables alerts for calls, texts, and battery. For safety, the Indian “affordable” motorcycle is equipped with a dedicated hazard switch, engine cut-off, and a tilt angle sensor.

In general, the economical motorcycle has a fairly simple setup, including drum brakes at the rear and front. Its wheels, in turn, are made of alloy. The suspensions consist of a telescopic fork at the front and dual shocks at the rear.

Meet Hero MotoCorp

Empowering millions of people around the world through its portfolio of innovative and sustainable products, Hero MotoCorp is driven by excellence fueled by technology and is shaping the future of mobility.

Present in over 47 countries and with more than 115 million satisfied customers, the company has over 9,000 customer touchpoints worldwide. Additionally, the company boasts 40 years of trust and technological leadership.

The mission of Hero MotoCorp is to create value for its customers by manufacturing accessible new-age mobility solutions. Thus empowering them to advance in their lives, embracing the wave of development and innovation.

Moreover, the company focuses on a sustainable future, and its vision ensures advancements with a clear focus on sustainable mobility and decarbonization. The company aims for zero waste in landfills by 2025, carbon-neutral operations by 2030, and water-positive facilities by 2025.

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Sérgio Mendes

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08/06/2024 20:55

Blog tosco. Sempre anunciando uma moto barata que nunca é vendida no Brasil. Nem sei porque abri essa ****.

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Luiz c santos

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04/06/2024 12:37

Sendo assim o taxade coloca um alto imposto,e ninguém compra.

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