9 Best Scooty New Models

The BMW C 400 GT is one of the biggest and most expensive scooters that have come to India so far. The powerful scooter comes with a striking Alpine white colour against the sleek black, which highlights this scooter’s design, shape, and size. The scooty draws eyeballs because its sheer size dwarfs almost all other 2-wheelers.

On the front is a LED headlight integrated with quad-DRLs, and the vertical indicators are positioned at the bottom. It also has a tall, non-adjustable windscreen. This scooty new model has an extended footboard, and along the side, there is a spine-mouthed fuel tank. The wide tail section also has LED-integrated tail lights and indicators.

Unique features like the keyless ignition, keyless fuel-filler cap, and the TFT screen are inspired by BMW’s bikes, and they have been able to incorporate them into the BMW C 400 GT. The scooter has a long and wide seat that is very comfortable, is padded well, and comes with a small backrest. It also acts as a divider for the rider and passenger.

The engine performance is top-notch, as expected from a brand like BMW. You can easily reach 100kph with ease. It is a smooth power delivery, and cruising at such speeds is no problem. Despite the scooter being larger and longer than regular two-wheelers, it is surprisingly lightweight, making it agile and easy to handle on the road.

The BMW C 400 GT costs 10.40 lakhs.

The top three competitors for BMW C 400 GT are Keeway Vieste 300, Honda Forza 350, and Yamaha XMax.

The Hero Pleasure Plush LX is a 110.9cc air-cooled engine with a starting price of 66,789 in an ex-showroom. This scooter is a new model with a fresh take on the Hero Pleasure. The new body design and a more gender-neutral design aim at female riders and men.

The headlamp has a chrome surround, a new front face and an apron that looks fresh and appealing. Other features included in this scooter are a USB chagrin port, Bluetooth connection, and an under-the-seat LED lamp that can be handy in certain situations.

The top speed for this scooter is 85km/h, and it has a mileage of 60 kilometres per litre. The CVT transmission works very well and is smooth to operate.

The Hero Pleasure Plus LX is a lightweight scooter and is easy for any rider to drive and handle on city roads. The suspension settings are soft and provide enough comfort when you ride over bumps and humps. The hydraulic brakes are also a plus point and give you good stopping power.

The top three competitors of Hero Pleasure Plush LX are TVS Jupiter, Suzuki Access 125, and Yamaha Fascino 125.

The newly launched Pleasure Plus XTec by Hero is an entry-level scooter, and it is also one of the scooters with the highest specs and comes with a few unique features.

The scooter has a Digi-analogue instrument cluster that has Bluetooth connectivity with your smartphone. Another feature is the side-stand cutoff function and the scooter’s start-stop technology, the i3S. It also has a LED headlight that gives you more visibility and 25% more light intensity, and it is a yellow light scheme.

The Hero Pleasure Plus XTec has retro styling with chrome on the end-can, handlebar, grab rail, fender, and mirrors. It also has dual-tone upholstery, and the inner panels are pained to give it a more premium look.

The scooty gives you a smooth yet powerful performance, and the engine does not disappoint. The seat is comfortable, and you have storage space under it. You can ride fast on this scooter, which gives you decent mileage and is durable and long-lasting.

The price for the Hero Pleasure Plus XTec is 76,096.

The top three competitors for the Hero Pleasure Plus XTec are TVS Scooty Pep Plus, Honda Activa 6G, and Suzuki Access 125.