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Hero has launched the Vida VX2 Go FB electric scooter in India. It uses a fixed 3.1kWh battery and 6kW motor, claims 128km of range on a full charge, and is priced at Rs. 113,000. Hero says DC fast charging can take it from 0 to 80 percent in 65 minutes.
Reading the sheet, the VX2 Go FB is all about the 6kW motor and fixed 3.1kWh pack. Against the existing Go's 2.2kWh and 93km claim, the question is how those 128km and 27.2 litres of under-seat space feel in real life. For riders who can charge every day, that could be the sweet spot.
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With 128km claimed, local rides and getting home should feel pretty easy.
Sixty-five minutes from 0 to 80 percent: whether that fits every day is the real usability test.
If the battery cannot come out, how would apartment residents charge it?
The 27.2-litre storage helps, but a fixed pack is only convenient depending on where you live.
Rs. 113,000 with a fixed battery. If you can charge at home, that is a strong deal.
If you can plug it in every night, the 128km claim may matter more than not being able to remove it.
A 6kW scooter claiming 128km? I genuinely want this for commuting.
