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Discover The Hero Xtreme 125R: The Innovative 125cc Motorcycle With A Price Under R$ 6 Thousand, Promising To Competitively Challenge Renowned Brands In The Brazilian Market.
The Hero Xtreme 125R has just been launched, a new 125cc motorcycle that promises to revolutionize the market with its remarkable style and performance. Equipped with a 124.7 cc engine, this motorcycle offers excellent power and torque. In this article, we will explore the unique features that make this model stand out and analyze why it is quickly gaining traction among riders in international markets.
New 125cc Motorcycle Is Highly Fuel Efficient And Delivers Up To 66 Km/L
Featuring a modern and aggressive design, even as an entry-level model, the new Xtreme 125R does not compromise on style, catching attention and demonstrating that power and beauty can coexist.
The model also boasts impressive performance, delivering a top speed of 95 km/h and an average fuel consumption of 63 km/l. In this way, the new 125cc motorcycle shows that it was developed for those who enjoy speed but also care about efficiency. A perfect balance.
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In addition to its performance, the Xtreme 125R includes modern features such as full LED headlights, a USB port for smartphone charging, and a colorful LCD instrument panel. The motorcycle measures 2009 mm in length, 793 mm in width, 1051 mm in height, and has a wheelbase of 1319 mm. Its fuel tank has a capacity of 10 liters.
It is important to highlight that the model can accelerate from 0 to 60 km/h in just 5.9 seconds and its maximum power can reach 11.4CV at 8,250 RPM with a maximum torque of 10.5 Nm at 6,000 RPM.
New 125cc Motorcycle Could Enter The Brazilian Market
Featuring a conventional fork in the front suspension and hydraulic shock absorbers in the rear, the new 125cc motorcycle includes a disc brake (CBS) with a diameter of 240 mm or ABS with a diameter of 276 mm in the front, and a 130 mm diameter drum brake in the rear. It also comes with a wide rear tire of 120/80 for greater stability and 90/90 in the front.
For now, the model is only available in the Indian market, where Hero MotoCorp is a leader in the segment. The brand has attempted to bring its models to the Brazilian market, and until 2017, Hero motorcycles were being tested in Brazil; however, it did not succeed greatly.
Nevertheless, the brand has been launching excellent models that fit well in the national market, and there is a strong chance it may attempt a comeback here. Abroad, the new 125cc motorcycle is being sold for 95,000 Indian Rupees in its IBS version and 99,500 Indian Rupees in its ABS version, equivalent to around R$ 5,667.08 and R$ 5,965.34, respectively, in our currency.
Meet Hero MotoCorp
Hero MotoCorp operates with the mission of redefining mobility by creating a mobility roadmap and defining best practices and benchmarks for the sector. With the immense credibility of a global brand and the trust of over 110 million customers, Hero MotoCorp is moving towards the future to meet the needs of personal, traditional, and electric mobility worldwide in a bold new fashion.
The company is constantly broadening its horizons and strengthening its capabilities. Leveraging product innovation and its ever-expanding ecosystem, Hero MotoCorp is determined to remain at the forefront of transformational change in the personal mobility space. The brand, headquartered in New Delhi (India), has been the largest manufacturer of motorcycles and scooters in terms of unit sales volume in a civil year as a single company since 2001.
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