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Hero MotoCorp has launched the Vida VX2 Go FB electric scooter in India for Rs 113,000. Its fixed 3.1 kWh battery delivers an IDC-certified 128 km range, while a 6 kW motor gives it a 70 km/h top speed. It supports wall-socket and DC fast charging, with nationwide dealer arrivals due in early August.
What catches my eye first is that the fixed battery can still charge from a wall socket. With 128 km of range and 27.2 litres under the seat, this is easier to picture as a daily ride. And yes, it actually has that storage — always the first thing I want to ask about. Fewer trips out just to find a charger matters to scooter riders.
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With 27.2 litres of storage, it looks handy for local errands too.
Being able to charge a fixed battery from a normal socket sounds helpful.
Six kW, 70 km/h, and 128 km is the IDC figure. Real-world range is what I want to see.
That 128 km is IDC, so I would not count on every kilometre of it every day.
At Rs 113,000, the Battery-as-a-Service monthly cost matters too.
Exactly. Home charging helps, but I would check the total cost including BaaS first.
128 km plus home charging makes this feel genuinely usable for commuting.
