Hero Pleasure Plus Xtec Sports Variant: India’s most popular two-wheeler manufacturer, Hero MotoCorp, has launched a new scooter in the market. The company has introduced the Pleasure Plus Xtec sports scooter in India. With this new Sport variant, there are now a total of 6 variants of the Pleasure Plus XTech available in the market. The Pleasure, which has been popular among customers, has been launched by the company in a sporty look, and this scooter will be available in a 110 cc variant. The new Sport variant replaces the ZX and Xtec connected variants in the current portfolio of Hero Pleasure scooters. With this new Sport variant, there are now a total of 6 variants of the Pleasure Plus XTech available in the market. The new Sport variant of the Pleasure will compete with the likes of the Hero Scooter Honda Activa 6G, Dio, TVS Jupiter, and Scooter Zest 110. Let’s learn about the sport variant of Hero Pleasure…

What’s New in Pleasure Plus Xtec?

Hero MotoCorp has made several changes to the Pleasure Plus Xtec sports variant, giving the Pleasure scooter a new look. The new Pleasure Sports 110 cc variant features a new Abrax Orange Blue color combination, making this scooter even more attractive. It has a blue primary and orange secondary color scheme, with graphics provided on the scooter. The number 18 is written on both sides, as well as on the front apron. Body-color grab rails and orange highlights on the rims complete the sporty look of the scooter. Additionally, the alloy wheels of the scooter are given in black color.

How powerful is the engine?

In terms of technology, no changes have been made to the engine of this scooter. The Hero Pleasure Plus Xtec Sports is powered by a 110.9 cc single-cylinder engine, which generates 8 bhp of power and 8.7 Nm of peak torque. It has a fuel tank capacity of 4.8 liters and is supported by CVT transmission. The scooter features telescopic forks at the front and preload-adjustable monoshock suspension at the rear. Both the wheels get drum brakes and a combined braking system, while their 10-inch alloy wheels are available in black color.

How much does it cost?

Hero has now launched the popular Pleasure in a Sport variant priced at Rs 79,738 ex-showroom. This is the second top variant in the Pleasure Plus Xtec series.