| Mileage : | 53 Kmpl |
| Engine Displ. : | 110.9 cc |
| Brakes Front : | Drum |
| Power : | 8.31 bhp @ 8000 rpm |
| Kerb Weight : | 109 Kgs |
| Self Start : | Y |
| Wheels Type : | Alloy |
| Tubeless Tyres : | Y |
| Digital Fuel Indicator : | Yes |
| Standard Warranty (Years) : | 5 |
Hero MotoCorp also announced that the new GST tax has reduced prices for its two-wheelers ranging from Rs 400 to Rs 1,800 for its mass market two-wheelers depending on the state of purchase and model.The new Hero Maestro Edge has been built from ground up at Hero MotoCorp’s R&D centre and it sports a list of unique features too. Positioned as Hero’s premium offering, the brand new scooter from the stables of India’s largest two-wheeler manufacturer is powered by a new 110cc air-cooled, four-stroke, single-cylinder engine which produces 8.4PS of maximum power at 8000rpm and peak torque of 8.3Nm at 6500rpm. The Maestro Edge comes with a sticker price of Rs 49,500 (ex-showroom Delhi) for the LX version and Rs 50,700 (ex-showroom Delhi) for the VX variant.
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The new Hero Maestro Edge offers a promising new product based on Hero MotoCorp's in-house developed new engine and platform. A combination and decent looks and good features, with plenty of segment firsts make it a very good product.
The new Hero Maestro Edge has been built from ground up at Hero MotoCorp’s R&D centre and it’s got a list of unique features too. Targeted primarily at male customers, we take a quick spin on Hero MotoCorp’s brand new scooter
Can the new Hero Maestro Edge dethrone the TVS Jupiter from the top as our pick of being the best 110cc scooter on sale in the Indian two-wheeler market? Read on to get then answer..
We take five of India’s best offerings in the 110-cc segment to settle the big debate once and for all: Which is the one worth putting down your moolah for?
The 2017 Maestro Edge gets a retuned and BS-IV compliant engine, Auto Headlamp On (AHO), and new colour options
It was not the year of the scooter in India with just four new scooters being introduced in the country during the course of 2015 as only three manufacturers tried their hands in the segment. While the new Piaggio Vespa 150 is the most powerful of the lot, the Yamaha Fascino emerged as an affordable alternative of the same. Hero’s contrasting siblings Duet and Maestro Edge complete the list of the scooters in this category.
The newly launched Maestro Edge has been warmly accepted by consumers as it has now become the highest selling scooter for Hero MotoCorp in the Indian two-wheeler market
