Hero 2.5R Xtunt Based Motorcycle Design Patented in India, Check Details Here

Hero MotoCorp has recently patented a new naked street bike in India, based on the Xtunt 2.5R concept showcased at EICMA 2023. This model combines modern styling with practical features, targeting urban riders and motorcycle enthusiasts. With a lightweight frame and a focus on performance, the bike aims to deliver a dynamic riding experience. Hero’s latest design reflects its ongoing commitment to innovation in the competitive motorcycle market, positioning it as a strong option for those seeking a blend of style and functionality.

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Hero 2.5R Xtunt Based Motorcycle: Key Details

Hero MotorCorp is steadily expanding its selection of premium motorcycles in the Indian market, including models such as the Karizma XMR and Mavrick 440. The company is now looking to introduce new 250cc models. Recent patent leaks suggest that one of these bikes will draw inspiration from the Hero 2.5R Xtunt concept, showcased at last year's edition of the EICMA.

Earlier, a design patent for the Hero Karizma 250 was revealed. The latest design seems to be a naked version of this model, featuring a distinctly sharp and aggressive headlight. The fuel tank also showcases bold lines and shrouds that align with the headlamp cowl's design, enhancing the bike's overall aesthetic. The sleek design complements the split-seat layout of the motorcycle. It is designed with a low handlebar and footpegs, positioned towards the rear to deliver a sporty riding position. Furthermore, the bike may incorporate a radiator grille and an upward-angled exhaust.

The motorcycle’s striking design is expected to be supported by a new 250cc liquid-cooled single-cylinder engine, which may be the same as that used in the Karizma 250. However, detailed specifications for this engine have not yet been released. It is important to highlight that the existing Karizma XMR is powered by a 210cc engine, putting out 25bhp of maximum power and 20Nm of peak torque. Additionally, the Hero 2.5R Xtunt concept bike seems to utilise similar components as the Karizma XMR, likely including alloy wheels of comparable size, upside-down forks, and a tubular steel frame.

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Speaking of the Karizma XMR, expected to be named the Karizma XMR 250, the patent image reveals updates to the fairing and fuel tank, as well as an inverted front suspension. This upcoming model is likely to include Hero's new 250cc liquid-cooled engine. We expect to see the enhanced Karizma XMR 250 showcased at the upcoming motor show.