The Hero Vida VX2 is the brand’s most accessible and family electric offering yet. Entering the electric segment under ₹ 1 lakh, the VX2 is inspired by its smart features, modular battery system, comfortable ride and urban classiness – all designed to make electric two-wheeler ownership easier for families in India.
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Price Variant and Ownership Options: Flexible and Affordable
Scheduled to be launched on July 1, 2025, the Hero Vida VX2 is available in two variants: Go and Advance at competitive prices. One can opt for full ownership or opt for Battery-as-a-Service (BaaS) subscription, which brings down the initial cost substantially.
- Variants with BaaS (Starting Price) Without BaaS
- VX2Go ₹44,990 – ₹59,490 ₹84,990 – ₹99,490
- VX2Plus ₹57,990 – ₹64,990 ₹99,990 – ₹1,09,990
With BaaS, users pay only ₹0.96/km for battery usage and get a free battery plant if the battery goes below 70%. This flexible pricing is the easiest way for families, especially those who live at home without an apartment, to own an electric vehicle.
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Both are differently labeled ilumin-ion batteries, which are primitive range facilities at home, office or even on fast-charging medicine. The Go model 2.2kWh thermal battery is available with an IDC range of about 92km, while the Advanced model 3.4kWh thermal battery is available with a range of about 142km. It takes about 4 hours (Go) to about 5 hours (Plus) to fully charge with a standard charger,
but can charge up to 80% in about 1 hour and 100% in 2 hours with a fast standard charger.
Access to more than 3,600 fast-packing medicine as well as more than 500 service centers across India is also provided, reducing range anxiety for the family while traveling.
Design, Comfort and Everyday Practicality
With a 12-inch enterprise, low floorboards and business chassis, the Hero Vida VX2 is designed for type, congested city roads. The broad single-pace seat (with pillion back rest) offers er gonomic comfort for two views, and the seat width of about 777 mm is convenient for all sizes of trips.
Storage under the seats varies: the Go version offers 33.2 liters (battery budget), suitable for full-face choice; there is some storage space for the second battery, which is about 27 liters. The ride balance—absorbing bumps from the rider without being too natural—is a pleasant travel companion on the cane-laden city streets. The special is best in its class—tang U-turns are saved by friendliness, and storage requires minimal effort.
Smart Tech Suite and Connected Smartphone
The Hero Vida VX2 is equipped with modern smart technology:
- Display: The Hero Vida VX2 has a 4.3-inch display; the VX2Plus features a 4.3-inch TFT touchscreen, which provides clear visuals and intuitive layout.
Mechanical Engineering Turn-by-Turn Navigation, Real-Time Ride Telemetry, FOTA Updates and Mechanical Control Features are available – including mechanical immobilization, geofencing and theft/to stock.
Hero Vida VX2 Performance and Real Range
Powered by a 3.9 kW permanent magnet synchronous motor, the VX2, depending on the variant, offers a maximum speed of around 60-80 km/h (Go: ~70 km/h; Mileage: ~80 km/h). Our first ride experience revealed huge volumes, smooth throttle scooter, fast but manageable mileage, and stable cruising speeds of up to 50-60km/h with battery level below 20%.
The “Ride” and “Sports” moods offer better power for overtaking, while the “Eco” electronics electronics offers safety. Sporty boost is helpful in overtaking, but its price range is low.
During the test, the drop offered comfortable rails and ups and downs on assemblies. Braking is finicky: front disc (~190mm) and CBS system has SVK guardrail, which provides safe stopping power without engine.
A caveat: Some early batches of Hero Vida VX2 subscriptions—including older V1 and V2 models—have reported possibilities of “limp home” or safe-mode, where the vehicle stops operating.
Pros and cons at a glance
👍Pros
- Durable value, especially with BaaS Subshare tokens.
- Fast resolution and widely available reserve ecosystem.
- Batteries are less expensive on-digital.
- Multipurpose riding modes: Eco, Ride, Sport.
- Rich infrastructure and safety infrastructure for modern urban living.
- Spacious seating, stable ride and intuitive handling
Conclusion: A family-ready EV object
For relatives looking for a reliable, affordable and tech-packed EV commuter, the Hero Vida VX2 ticks all the boxes. Plus, it offers these democrats:
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