Hero MotoCorp has introduced the latest iteration of its iconic Splendor series – the Splendor+ XTEC 2.0. This unveiling commemorates the 30th anniversary of the world’s top-selling motorcycle, marking a significant milestone in the company’s journey.Retaining its timeless design, the Splendor+ XTEC 2.0 integrates cutting-edge technology, setting new standards in the segment. Boasting premium features, this motorcycle includes LED headlights with HIPL (High Intensity Position Lamp) and a distinctive H-shaped signature tail lamp, enhancing both aesthetics and safety on the road. With a remarkable fuel efficiency of 73 kmpl, it promises an economical and eco-friendly ride.
Incorporating advanced tech features, the Splendor+ XTEC 2.0 introduces a digital speedometer with Eco-indicator, RTMI (Real Time Mileage indicator), and Bluetooth connectivity for call and SMS alerts, ensuring a connected riding experience. Furthermore, enhanced comfort is offered through a longer seat and a larger glove box with a hinge-type design, prioritizing convenience for riders. Available at Hero MotoCorp dealerships nationwide, the Splendor+ XTEC 2.0 comes with an enticing price tag of Rs. 82911 (Ex-showroom, Delhi), making it an attractive choice for consumers seeking value and performance.
Ranjivjit Singh, Chief Business Officer – India BU, Hero MotoCorp, expressed his thoughts on the launch, emphasizing the Splendor’s enduring legacy and the company’s commitment to innovation and customer satisfaction. Singh highlighted the motorcycle’s blend of iconic design, advanced technology, and practicality, making it a symbol of progress and aspiration for millions of customers.With a powerful 100cc engine, delivering 7.9 BHP @ 8000rpm and a max torque of 8.05Nm @ 6000 rpm, coupled with features like i3s (Idle Stop Start System), the Splendor+ XTEC 2.0 promises exceptional performance and efficiency. Moreover, its focus on safety, convenience, and style reaffirms Hero MotoCorp’s dedication to delivering high-quality, customer-centric products.
