Hero MotoCorp launches all-new Destini 110 scooter

Hero MotoCorp, the country’s leading two-wheeler manufacturer, has launched the all-new Destini 110 automatic scooter, targeting Indian families and first-time buyers. Priced at ₹72,000 for the VX (Cast Drum) variant and ₹79,000 for the ZX (Cast Disc) variant (ex-showroom, Delhi), the scooter will be available in multiple colour options, with sales commencing in a phased rollout across Hero MotoCorp dealerships nationwide.

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Positioned as “Hero Ka Scooter – Scooter Ka Hero,” the Destini 110 blends affordability, segment-best mileage, and rider comfort with a retro-inspired design, according to a statment of the company.

Targeting India’s largest and most competitive scooter segment, the new model features a refined 110cc engine, Hero’s i3S (Idle Stop-Start System) technology, and a one-way clutch. It promises a fuel efficiency of 56.2 kmpl, making it well-suited for daily commutes.

The scooter offers a 785 mm long seat with an integrated backrest, spacious legroom, and a durable metal body — catering to a range of use cases including everyday commuting, leisure rides, and light load-carrying.

Ashutosh Varma, Chief Business Officer, India Business Unit – Hero MotoCorp, said: “The 110cc segment caters to millions of families and young riders. With the Destini 110, we are offering a versatile, affordable scooter that meets the needs of everyday mobility.”

The Destini 110 seeks to stand out with its neo-retro styling, premium chrome accents, projector LED headlamp, and signature H-shaped LED tail lamps. Additional features include an analog-digital speedometer, glove box, boot lamp, and a 190 mm front disc brake, enhancing both convenience and safety.

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