Hero Pleasure Plus
Hero Pleasure Plus Launch Date:
The launch of Hero Pleasure Plus dates back to a time when not may women-centric scooters were available in the country. The scooter really appealed to its target college-going girls’ audience and still remains a popular brand. In October last year, the company unveiled the Xtec variant with a host of new features.
Hero Pleasure Plus Price:
The bike is offered in four variants, LX (self-start with drum brake and sheet metal wheel), VX (self-start with drum brake and alloy wheel), Xtec (drum cast) and Xtec (drum cast jubilant yellow). The standard variant is offered at Rs 70,838 (ex-showroom Delhi) and the top variant Xtec (drum cast jubilant yellow) comes at Rs 82,738
Hero Pleasure Plus Features:
The Pleasure Plus has maintained over the years its grace and trendy look that has attracted female riders. It got a major makeover in 2019 when the 102 cc engine was replaced with a 110 cc one. The features include LED taillamp, an analogue instrument cluster which comprises an odometer, speedometer, and fuel level gauge, and an under-seat LED light. There is a side-stand indicator too to enhance rider safety. The Xtec variant offers LED projector headlamp and Bluetooth for connecting with a smartphone and has a semi-digital instrument cluster.
Hero Pleasure Plus Performance:
The BS6 compliant fuel-injected engine can produce torque of 8.7 Nm at 5,500 rpm and power of 8.1 PS at 7,000 rpm. The scooter comes with automatic transmission. The suspension duty is performed by a bottom link with spring-loaded suspension at the front and a swingarm with spring-loaded hydraulic damper at the back. The bike comprises an integrated braking system. The scooter gives a mileage of 50-60 kmpl. The estimated top speed is 70-75 kmph.
Hero Pleasure Plus Capacity:
Hero Pleasure Plus has a kerb weight of 104 kg. The fuel tank capacity is 4.8 litres. It offers decent under-seat storage and front storage too.
Hero Pleasure Plus Rivals:
Some of the competitors include Honda Activa 6G, TVS Scooty Zest 110, TVS Jupiter 110, TVS Jupiter 125, TVS Scooty Pep+, and Honda Dio.
Hero Pleasure Plus Launch Date:
The launch of Hero Pleasure Plus dates back to a time when not may women-centric scooters were available in the country. The scooter really appealed to its target college-going girls’ audience and still remains a popular brand. In October last year, the company unveiled the Xtec variant with a host of new features.
Hero Pleasure Plus Price:
The bike is offered in four variants, LX (self-start with drum brake and sheet metal wheel), VX (self-start with drum brake and alloy wheel), Xtec (drum cast) and Xtec (drum cast jubilant yellow). The standard variant is offered at Rs 70,838 (ex-showroom Delhi) and the top variant Xtec (drum cast jubilant yellow) comes at Rs 82,738
Hero Pleasure Plus Features:
The Pleasure Plus has maintained over the years its grace and trendy look that has attracted female riders. It got a major makeover in 2019 when the 102 cc engine was replaced with a 110 cc one. The features include LED taillamp, an analogue instrument cluster which comprises an odometer, speedometer, and fuel level gauge, and an under-seat LED light. There is a side-stand indicator too to enhance rider safety. The Xtec variant offers LED projector headlamp and Bluetooth for connecting with a smartphone and has a semi-digital instrument cluster.
Hero Pleasure Plus Performance:
The BS6 compliant fuel-injected engine can produce torque of 8.7 Nm at 5,500 rpm and power of 8.1 PS at 7,000 rpm. The scooter comes with automatic transmission. The suspension duty is performed by a bottom link with spring-loaded suspension at the front and a swingarm with spring-loaded hydraulic damper at the back. The bike comprises an integrated braking system. The scooter gives a mileage of 50-60 kmpl. The estimated top speed is 70-75 kmph.
Hero Pleasure Plus Capacity:
Hero Pleasure Plus has a kerb weight of 104 kg. The fuel tank capacity is 4.8 litres. It offers decent under-seat storage and front storage too.
Hero Pleasure Plus Rivals:
Some of the competitors include Honda Activa 6G, TVS Scooty Zest 110, TVS Jupiter 110, TVS Jupiter 125, TVS Scooty Pep+, and Honda Dio.
