Hero MotoCorp To Introduce Battery-as-a-Service Model With Vida VX2 On July 1
Hero MotoCorp is set to introduce a subscription-based Battery-as-a-Service (BaaS) model on July 1, 2025, making electric scooters more affordable. This approach allows customers to finance the chassis and battery separately, with flexible payment plans tailored to their budgets. VIDA customers will benefit from an extensive network of over 3,600 fast-charging stations and 500 service points across India. The recently spotted Hero Vida VX2 features design elements from the V2 range and will be available in various variants, although battery options remain unspecified.
Hero Motocorp To Introduce Battery-as-a-Service Model With Vida VX2 On July 1
Indian automaker, Hero MotoCorp will launch its subscription-based Battery-as-a-Service (BaaS) model starting July 1, 2025 along with a flexible ‘pay-as-you-go’ ownership model. The BaaS subscription solution will reduce the upfront ownership cost, making electric mobility more affordable and accessible to a wider customer base.
In addition to that, it will allow customers to have the option to finance the scooter chassis and battery separately, reducing upfront capital expenditure into monthly payments. The company further stated that the customers can choose from flexible subscription plans tailored to their daily or monthly budget and usage.
VIDA customers will be able to access VIDA’s growing pan India ecosystem which already includes over 3,600 fast-charging stations and more than 500 service points across over 100 cities. The Hero Vida VX2 was recently spotted undisguised. The features that were spotted include headlamps and taillamps being shared with the V2 range and boasts a smaller TFT display compared to V2. In addition to that, Hero Vida Vx2 will also feature a physical key slot while the switchgear looks to be similar to the ones being used in Vida V2 and Destini 125.
Furthermore, the Vida VX2 that was spotted has a ‘Plus’ suffix to it, meaning there would be different variants available of the recently spotted electric scooter from Hero MotoCorp. While the Hero Vida V2 is offered in three battery choices including 2.2 kWH, 3.4 kWH and 3.94 kWH. However, there is no information pertaining to the battery choices available on the Vida VX2. Additionally, the Hero Vida VX2 will share the same 12-inch wheels from the V2 range.
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