Hero Pleasure Plus Xtec Sports Variant Launched in India at Rs 79,738; Gets New Colour Scheme and More

The new Xtec Sports model from Hero MotoCorp is an intriguing addition to the company's Pleasure Plus range. This most recent offering is priced between the entry-level Xtec Connected and the standard Xtec trims at Rs 79,738 (ex-showroom, Delhi). The Sports variant, targeted at Indian buyers seeking a sporty edge, stands out thanks to its eye-catching new paint job and distinctive graphics. With the launch of a new version, the firm now sells the Pleasure Plus scooter in six variants: Xtec Connected, Xtec Sports, Xtec ZX, Xtec ZX Jubilant Yellow, LX, and VX. As for the dimensions, the model measures 1,769mm in length, 704mm in width, and 1,161mm in height. Furthermore, it features a ground clearance of 155mm and a wheelbase spanning 1,238mm. Read on to learn more.

Hero Pleasure Plus Xtec Sports Variant: Design Cues

The most notable change made to the new Hero Pleasure Plus Xtec Sports is its paint job. The scooter now has an Abrax Orange Blue shade, with orange accents contrasted against the primary blue colour. The front apron, fender, and side panels feature "Pleasure 18" graphics, while the wheels have orange pinstripes. Moreover, the sporty variant also has body-coloured grab rails and rearview mirrors, as opposed to the standard model.

Hero Pleasure Plus Xtec Sports Variant: Mechanical and Hardware Details

The Xtec Sports variant has the same mechanical configuration as the other Xtec models despite its new appearance. It houses a 110.9cc, single-cylinder petrol engine that can deliver up to 8bhp of maximum power and 8.70Nm of torque at its peak. This motor is mated to a CVT transmission. 

On the hardware front, it features a bottom link with spring-loaded hydraulic dampers up front and a swing arm with spring-loaded hydraulic dampers in the back. However, it lacks front and rear disk brakes in favour of a drum-type setup with a combi brake system. The newest product from Hero MotoCorp has 10-inch alloy wheels with road-biased tyres. The scooter is lightweight, coming in at 106kg when fully loaded, and has a 4.8-litre fuel tank.

Hero Pleasure Plus Xtec Sports Variant: Features

One feature that sets the Pleasure Plus Xtec Sports apart is its semi-digital console, which can now receive call and SMS alerts on the LCD screen thanks to Bluetooth connectivity. To make it even more appealing, this model has a unique projector LED headlamp—a rare feature in its category.

Hero Pleasure Plus Xtec Sports Variant: Price Range and Market Rivals

As mentioned earlier, the Pleasure Plus scooter from the Indian manufacturer is available for purchase in six variants, with ex-showroom prices ranging from Rs 70,838 to Rs 82,738. In terms of rivalry, the Xtec Sports variant faces off against the Honda Activa 6G, the Honda Dio, the TVS Jupiter, the Hero Xoom, and the TVS Scooty Zest 110 in the Indian market.