This is the first time that the Hero Vida Z has been spotted being tested since its official debut last year earlier at EICMA 2024.

This investment will be utilised to drive the company’s expansion in the fast-growing electric vehicle market, and much more.

In Thailand, the Creta N Line gets a naturally aspirated petrol engine, while in India it comes with a turbo-petrol engine.

The new Kharkhoda site will become a major production centre by the end of the decade.

Bookings and test rides for the bikes have also commenced across all RE showrooms in India from today.

Bookings for both vehicles have commenced with a token amount of ₹51,000, and deliveries are expected to begin in Q2, 2025.

The tax, initially introduced in the state’s 2025-26 budget, was scrapped after concerns were raised about its potential impact on EV adoption and the state’s clean energy goals.

Designed by Nissan’s London office, the vehicle is set to launch globally later this year.

The EV6 facelift is now only available in a single variant – GT Line AWD.

Both the bikes were developed in collaboration with world enduro champions Iván Cervantes and Paul Edmondson.