Hero Pleasure Plus Xtec ‘Sports’ Launched In India

The Pleasure Plus now finally has Bluetooth connectivity 

• The Pleasure Plus’ 110.9cc engine makes 8.15PS and 8.7Nm
• At 104kg, the Pleasure Plus is one of the lightest scooters in this segment
• Rivals for the Pleasure Plus include the TVS Scooty Zest and the Honda Dio

Hero MotoCorp has introduced a fresh variant of the Hero Pleasure Plus dubbed as the Pleasure Plus Xtec Sports. Priced at Rs 79,738 ex-showroom, it is available in a sole colour option, Abrax Orange Blue. This indicates an increase in cost by Rs 8,900 compared to the base variant.

Following the launch of this new model, the Hero Pleasure Plus lineup expands to encompass 6 variants. Presented below are the ex-showroom prices in Delhi:

It's noteworthy that these prices are specific to ex-showroom Delhi, hence it's advisable to verify the latest prices at your nearest dealership for accurate information in your city.

The novel colour scheme exhibits a deep blue paint finish coupled with orange and white graphics bearing the number 18, commemorating 18 years of the Pleasure Plus' production. This vibrant palette and dynamic graphics accentuate the scooter's presence, imparting a sporty and youthful vibe.

The mirrors have undergone a subtle alteration, now sporting a matte finish instead of the chrome finish seen on other variants. Apart from this modification, there are no other significant changes to the overall design of the scooter.

In terms of features, the Pleasure Plus Xtec Sports mirrors the offerings of other Xtec variants. It boasts a semi-digital instrument cluster comprising an analogue speedometer and a digital inset displaying fuel levels, time, tripmeters, and odometer readings. The console is equipped with Bluetooth connectivity for smartphones, facilitating features like call and SMS alerts.

There are no alterations to the engine configuration, with the Pleasure Plus retaining its 110.9cc engine generating 8.1PS and 8.7Nm of torque. Competing against other 110cc scooters in the market such as the Honda Dio and TVS Scooty Zest, it remains a formidable option.