Bajaj Chetak and TVS Icube are the best -selling electric scooters in the country. Even both these brands have given tough competition to the electric scooters of Ola and Ether. In such a situation, now a company has cut the price of its electric scooter by up to Rs 32,000. After this, it has become much cheaper than Bajaj Chetak and TVS Icube.
It is being talked about, the country’s largest two-wheeler company Vida V2 of Hero MotoCorp. This electric scooter, which comes with a removable battery, comes in 3 variants.
Vida V2 strength
Hero’s Vida V2 currently comes with 3 different battery pack options. Its 3 variants light, plus and pro are prepared on this base. The biggest strength of Hero Wida V2 is to have removable battery in it. The lowest battery pack comes in the light variant 2.2 kwh, which gives a range of 94 km. After this, a 3.4 khh battery pack comes in the plus variant, which gives a range of 143 km. At the same time, a 3.9 kwh battery pack comes in the Pro variant. It has a range of 165 km.
Prices reduced by 32,000
The ex-showroom price of Vide V2’s light variant has now been Rs 74,000. In this way its prices have been reduced by Rs 22,000. At the same time, the Vide V2 Plus variant has now become cheaper by Rs 32,000. Its price has been reduced to Rs 82,800. While the Pro variant of Vide V2 will now be cheaper by Rs 14,700 before. Its ex-showroom price in Delhi is now Rs 1.20 lakh.
On the other hand, the ex-showroom price of Bajaj Chetak’s cheapest electric scooter is Rs 98,498. It gives a range of 123 km in single charge. At the same time, the range of TVS Icube starts from Rs 89,999.