Hero Launches VIDA Electric Brand in Nepal with VX2 Scooters and Dirt.E K3
· Jul 28, 2026
Hero Launches VIDA Electric Brand in Nepal with VX2 Scooters and Dirt.E K3
Hero MotoCorp has officially launched its VIDA electric mobility brand in Nepal, making the country the first international market for the brand. The launch, carried out in partnership with CG Motors, introduces two electric scooters—the VIDA VX2 Go and VIDA VX2 Plus—along with the VIDA Dirt.E K3, an electric off-road motorcycle designed for young riders.
The launch marks an important milestone in Hero MotoCorp's global EV strategy while reinforcing Nepal's growing reputation as one of South Asia's fastest-growing electric vehicle markets.
Nepal Chosen as VIDA's First Global Market
Rather than launching in another large international market, Hero MotoCorp has chosen Nepal to kickstart the overseas expansion of its electric mobility business.
With EV adoption continuing to accelerate and electric two-wheelers becoming increasingly popular among urban commuters, Nepal has become a strategic destination for global manufacturers looking to expand their presence.
The partnership with CG Motors will also ensure nationwide sales, service, and spare parts support for VIDA customers.
VIDA VX2 Go
The VIDA VX2 Go is positioned as an affordable electric scooter for daily city commuting.
Specifications
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Price | NPR 299,900 |
| Battery | 2.2 kWh removable battery |
| Claimed Range | 75 km |
| Top Speed | 70 km/h |
| 0–40 km/h | 4.2 seconds |
| Charging | Home charging & DC fast charging |
Designed primarily for urban use, the VX2 Go offers removable battery technology, allowing owners to charge the battery indoors using a standard household socket.
VIDA VX2 Plus
The VIDA VX2 Plus sits above the Go variant and targets riders looking for better performance and longer range.
Specifications
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Price | NPR 399,900 |
| Battery | Dual removable 2.2 kWh batteries (4.4 kWh total) |
| Claimed Range | 140 km |
| Top Speed | 90 km/h |
| 0–40 km/h | 3.1 seconds |
| Gradeability | 18° |
| Charging | DC fast charging (0–80% in around 65 minutes) |
With nearly double the battery capacity of the VX2 Go, the Plus variant is better suited for riders who regularly travel longer distances.
Smart Features
Both VX2 models come equipped with several connected technologies including:
- Digital TFT display
- Smartphone connectivity
- Turn-by-turn navigation
- Geo-fencing
- Call and SMS notifications
- Over-the-air (OTA) software updates
- My VIDA mobile application support
- Removable battery charging via standard household socket
These features place the VIDA scooters among the more technology-focused offerings currently available in Nepal.
VIDA Dirt.E K3
Alongside the scooters, Hero has also introduced the VIDA Dirt.E K3, an electric dirt bike built specifically for children aged 4 to 10 years.
Specifications
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Price | NPR 199,900 |
| Motor | 350W Hub Motor |
| Battery | 360 Wh removable battery |
| Ride Time | Up to 3 hours |
| Riding Modes | Three |
| Special Features | Parental controls, adaptive frame |
The Dirt.E K3 is one of the first electric dirt bikes officially available in Nepal for young riders and offers app-based parental controls to improve safety.
VIDA Electric Nepal Price
| Model | Price (NPR) |
|---|---|
| VIDA Dirt.E K3 | 199,900 |
| VIDA VX2 Go | 299,900 |
| VIDA VX2 Plus | 399,900 |
EV-Nepal's Take
Hero's decision to launch the VIDA brand internationally through Nepal demonstrates just how important the country's EV market has become. The combination of competitive pricing, removable battery technology, fast charging, and connected features gives the VX2 lineup a strong value proposition.
The VX2 Go is likely to appeal to budget-conscious commuters looking for an affordable city scooter, while the VX2 Plus offers a meaningful upgrade in both range and performance for riders who travel further each day.
The introduction of the Dirt.E K3 also opens up an entirely new segment in Nepal by bringing an electric off-road bike designed specifically for children.
The next challenge for Hero and CG Motors will be expanding their service network, ensuring spare parts availability, and building customer confidence in the VIDA ecosystem. If executed well, Hero has the potential to become a strong contender in Nepal's rapidly growing electric two-wheeler market.
As competition intensifies with established players already in the market, consumers stand to benefit from greater choice, better technology, and more competitive pricing than ever before.
