Hero Electric Dash 
 

Based on the Hero Dash scooter, the Hero Electric Dash is a fully electric model. A rider didn’t have to necessarily have a drivers’ licence to ride this EV. 
 

 Hero Electric Dash Launch Date: 
 

It was first introduced to India in August 2019 and discontinued in June 2020 after a design infringement case filed by Honda. 
 

 Hero Electric Dash Price: 


 

When this scooter was in production, it sold two variants for Rs. 50,000 and Rs. 62,000 ex-showroom in Delhi. 
 

 Hero Electric Dash Design: 


 

The Hero Electric Dash was sued by Honda for imitating the design of Honda Moove. 
Hero Electric Dash however had a bulky front end with a sleek rear. The proportionate design and dimension had created an appeal in the Indian market. 
The dual tone colour scheme made the Hero Electric Dash very unique in its class. 
It was available in a Black and Red colour combination. 
 

 Hero Electric Dash Dimension: 


 

Dimensions of this scooter were convenient to taller as well as shorter riders. It was 77 kilograms in kerb weight with a ground clearance of 145mm, making it ideal for getting around town. 
It also had drum brakes on both ends to assist in braking. 
 

 Hero Electric Dash Features: 

 

The Hero Electric Dash got a fully LED lighting set up including the headlamp, tail-light and DRL. Other features included a fully digital instrument cluster, USB charging socket to charge mobile phones and a remote boot opening feature. 
Moreover, the battery of the scooter could charge in four hours flat. 
 

 Hero Electric Dash Engine and Performance: 

 

The electric motor of this scooter is driven by a 48 volt 28 Ampere hours lithium-ion battery. 
The scooter however is a low speed EV that had a top speed of only 25kmph. 
 

 Hero Electric Dash Mileage: 

 

A single four hour charge could take this scooter to a distance of 60 kilometres until it needed another charge. 
 

 Hero Electric Dash Rivals: 

 

Direct rivals to the Hero Electric Dash are Gemopia Miso, Okinawa R30, Okinawa Lite, Bounce Infinity E1, Avon E Scoot, Hero Electric Flash, Komaki Xone, Ampere Magnus, Ampere Reo Elite, Lohia Oma Star Li, Hero Electric Optima, Hero Electric Flash LX, Hero Electric Atria LX and Hero Electric Eddy.

TVS Star City Plus 
 
The Star City from TVS Motors had made an impact on the commuter segment. Since its launch, the Star City series has been giving good mileage for its class. 
Now, the same bike has become better at efficiency and loaded with tech. 
 
 TVS Star City Plus Launch Dates: 
The commuter bike was released in 2021. 
 
TVS Star City Plus Price: 
The drum brake variant of the TVS Star City Plus is Rs. 70,000 and the disc brake variant sells at Rs. 74,000. 
Kindly note, all prices are ex-showroom, Delhi. 
 
 TVS Star City Plus Design: 
 
The company has retained several distinct design features of the Star City Plus. Evolution since the original Star City has led to the current design and looks. 
 
 TVS Star City Plus Dimension: 
 
With a light weight of just 116 kilos, the Star City Plus can be manoeuvred easily in traffic. As a commuter, emphasis is laid on economy and practicability. 
 
 TVS Star City Plus Features: 
 
TVS has given the Star City Plus a unique all-LED headlamp, a first in its class. The twin-pod analogue instrument cluster with chronometer is also featured in the bike. 
The USB charging port behind the headlight cowl is easily accessible for quick phone charging. 
 
 TVS Star City Plus Engine and Performance: 
 
A 109cc air-cooled single-cylinder engine power the BS6 version of the TVS Star City Plus. The fuel-injected engine’s output is 8.19 BHP at 7,350 RPM and 8.7 Nm at 4,500 RPM. The bike has a 4-speed gearbox. 
Since this bike is not for going fast, a company claimed top speed of 90 kmph is adequate for any commuter bike. 
 
 TVS Star City Plus Mileage: 
 
The fuel tank can hold 10 litres while the vehicle gives a mileage in the band of 70 to 86 kmpl. 
 
 TVS Star City Plus Rivals: 
 
Other commuter bikes in the Star City Plus category are Hero Passion Pro, Honda Livo and Bajaj Platina. 
Among the scooters, the TVS Star City Plus competes with Honda Activa 6G and Hero Maestro Edge in terms of pricing.

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TVS Sport Looks might deceive an unassuming onlooker. Unlike the other commuter motorcycles, the TVS Sport is one that packs a punch. TVS Sport Launch Dates: The original Scooty was first released with a two-stroke engine back in 1996. Since then, Scooty had appeared in many avatars. The recent BS6 version of the Scooty Zest was launched in 2020. TVS Sport Price: There are two variants of the TVS Sport. TVS Sport Kick Start / Alloy Wheels priced at Rs. 59,431 TVS Sports Self Start / Alloy Wheels priced at Rs. 70,773 Kindly note, that all prices are ex-showroom, Delhi. TVS Sport Design: The Sport comes with a sporty look on an efficient bike. The headlamp gives a hint of that sporty look. The 3D logo on the tank as well as the urban-ish graphics sets it apart from the other commuters. TVS Sport comes in four colour variants with graphics to match. The available colours are Black Blue, Black Red, Mercury Grey and White Purple. TVS Sport Dimension: Apart from its comfortable stance, the TVS Sport is also known for its extra long seat and aluminium grab-rail. The 5-step adjustable hydraulic shocks in the rear ensure a smooth ride depending on the terrain. It also weighs in just 112 kilograms. TVS Sport Features: TVS Sport is equipped with ‘All Gear Electric Start’ which allows the rider to start the bike in any gear. The bike also features LED DRL according to the BS6 regulations. The ‘Econometer’ on this bike is patented technology and helps in getting the best mileage in its class. TVS Sport Engine and Performance: The 109.7cc single cylinder engine on TVS Sport can churn out 8.29 BHP and 8.7 Nm torque. The ETFi (Eco-Thrust Fuel Injection) technology is employed in getting better efficiency out of the bike. All this mated to a 4 speed gearbox. TVS Sport Zest Mileage: The ETFi technology gives a company claimed 15% increase in mileage. According to TVS, the Sport has won accolades for ‘Highest Fuel Efficiency’ on the Asia Book of Records. The Sport created a record for getting 110.12 kilometers a litre in the year 2020. TVS Sport Rivals: Although TVS Sport has created a record, it is not safe from rivals. The Hero HF 100, Hero HF Deluxe, Hero Splendor Plus, Hero Passion Pro, Bajaj Platina, Honda CD 110 Dream and Bajaj CT 100 are the rivals to TVS Sport.

KEY HIGHLIGHTS	Dash	Star city plus
Brand	Hero Electric	TVS
Price	₹ 50,000	₹ 63,338
Range	60 km/charge	-
Mileage	-	83.09 kmpl
Battery Capacity	-	-
Engine Capacity	-	109 cc
Transmission	Automatic	Manual
Charging Time	-	-

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