Hero MotoCorp has unveiled its much-awaited scooter, the Hero Xoom 160, at the Bharat Mobility Expo 2025. With a price tag of ₹1.48 lakh (ex-showroom), this is Hero’s first step into the maxi-scooter segment. Designed to cater to modern riders, the Xoom 160 combines power, style, and advanced features, making it an exciting option for Indian scooter enthusiasts.
Engine and Performance
The Hero Xoom 160 comes with a 156cc single-cylinder engine that produces 14 bhp of power at 8,000 rpm and 13.7 Nm of torque at 6,500 rpm. Paired with a CVT gearbox, the scooter ensures smooth acceleration and delivers a balanced performance for city rides and highway cruising.
Design and Features
This scooter stands out with its bold and sporty look. It features a sharp, muscular design with a split LED headlamp that adds a modern touch. The transparent visor gives it a premium feel, while the LED lighting enhances visibility at night. The Xoom 160 also includes a keyless ignition system, an LCD display, and Bluetooth connectivity, ensuring a tech-savvy riding experience.
Chassis and Suspension
The Hero Xoom 160 is built on a durable underbone frame. It comes equipped with telescopic front forks and dual rear springs, offering a comfortable and stable ride even on bumpy roads. The 14-inch alloy wheels with block-pattern tires provide excellent grip, and the combination of a front disc brake and rear drum brake with ABS adds an extra layer of safety.
Color Options and Special Features
The Xoom 160 is available in four stunning colors: Matte Rainforest Green, Summit White, Canyon Red, and Matte Volcanic Grey. It also includes exciting features like a smart key for remote seat access, a digital speedometer with turn-by-turn navigation, and a dual-chamber LED headlamp for better illumination.
With its competitive pricing and premium features, the Hero Xoom 160 is set to compete with popular models like the Yamaha Aerox 155. It’s not just a scooter; it’s a complete package of style, comfort, and performance designed to meet the needs of today’s riders.