For July 2019, Hero has recorded a sales figure of 2530 units for the Xpulse 200 Twins. The Twins were launched in May and have received a good response.
India’s most affordable adventure motorcycle twins, the Hero Xpulse 200 and 200T, have recorded sales of 2530 units for July 2019. Our dealership sources have also said that the bikes are garnering attention now.
For the month of June, the Xpulse 200 Twins recorded 2674 units sold. Launched in May this year, the bikes have grabbed immediate popularity after Hero priced both of them near a Lakh, making them very economical.
The Xpulse 200 comes in two variants – Carb and Fuel Injection – priced at Rs 97,000 and Rs 1.05 Lakhs, respectively. The 200T comes in cheaper, at Rs 94,000 (ex-showroom prices).
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On the other hand, Hero also launched the Xtreme 200S, which garnered over 1000 units for the same period. However, the Xtreme 200R has recorded a lesser sales figure, of just 426 units. The latter is the most affordable 200cc motorcycle, in a price range of 160cc sporty commuters.
All the four motorcycles, use the same 199.5cc air-cooled single-cylinder engine, that produces 19.3 BHP at 8000 RPM and 17.1 Nm of torque at 6500 RPM. A 5-speed gearbox remains constant on all the bikes.
For suspension, the Xpulse 200 Twins use telescopic forks with a larger suspension travel and a rear 10-step adjustable gas-charged monoshock. For braking, you get disc brakes at both the ends with a single-channel ABS as standard.
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The Xpulse 200 is an off-roader, so it gets knuckle guards, a high-placed beak-type mudguard, wire-spoke wheels, rubber fork gaiters, a high-placed exhaust muffler and an engine bash plate. The 200T is a touring motorcycle, so you get a taller tinted windscreen, more comfortable seat and alloy wheels.
Features onboard both the bikes include LED headlamps, single-piece high-set handlebar, ABS, a fully digital instrument console with navigation, Bluetooth connection and a single-piece seat.
We have taken the Xpulse 200 for off-roading and here is our detailed review of how the bike performs:
