Hero MotoCorp is expected to achieve a groundbreaking expansion in the Indian motorcycle market shortly through Hero Cruiser 350. This new model will target players like Royal Enfield and Jawa in terms of style, and performance and remain reasonable in the pricing model.
Design and Features
The Hero Cruiser 350 is all about a traditional cruiser look paired with modern styles and features. Some of the stand-out features are round headlamps, tiny indicators, gorgeous-looking LED headlamps, and strong front forks. These are wide handlebars together with comfortable seats that help in increasing comfort during long rides. The bike also comes with a digital instrument cluster that enables a biker to get information including speed and fuel.
Engine and Performance
To drive Cruiser 350, TVS is going to put in a 350 cc single-cylinder motor that should deliver between 20-22 BHP and 25-30 Nm of torque. This engine is complemented by a 5-speed manual gearbox to give smooth acceleration and City, as well as Highway, pick-up.
Safety and Technology
Like many other scooters, Hero Cruiser 350 is built with safety in mind. Disc brakes for disk wheels are expected to be standard on the motorcycle, and their performance is enhanced by an Anti-lock Braking System (ABS) for improved braking. Furthermore, there should be 17-inch tubeless tires on the alloy wheels along with the long-distance control that enhances the gripping capability of the bike on the road and less problems with its regular maintenance.
Pricing and Availability
However, the reported price for the Cruiser 350 is that it is still not disclosed but when it hits the market, it is expected to be within the range of ₹1,05,000 – ₹1,08,000(ex-showroom). This type of pricing strategy makes it to operate at a lower price standard suitable for the cruiser segment. Despite that, the motorcycle should be in Indian showrooms by mid-2025, with pre-orders starting a few months earlier.
Market Impact
The new Hero Cruiser 350 is all set to make its entry and can pose stiff competition to bikes such as the Royal Enfield Classic 350 and the Jawa 42 in India. At the same time, assuming the Cruiser 350 will have a flavor and feel of modernity, along with its core traditional cruiser reliability and affordability, Yamaha expects just about any kind of cruiser rider to be interested.
For further details about Hero Cruiser 350 look out for more detailed information as it nears the market launch. For further details or to show interest text your details to, contact your nearest HERO showrooms.