Q. Hero Nyx look & mileage?

The Nyx has been designed with a focus on functionality than styling, to offer lots of space. While the front end looks similar to small entry-level scooterists, the long-wheelbase makes for a rather unconventional design. The footboard is long and offers ample space, and can easily accommodate a full-size luggage bag. The seat isn’t one piece as we’re used to seeing on scooters, but is a split unit, and the pillion seat can be taken off to stack up luggage behind the rider, which confirms the fact that the Nyx is an electric scooter built to do a lot more than just let you commute with very low running costs. Switchgear quality is good and interestingly, the Nyx gets two horn switches, the other replacing the starter button. The front apron gets a glovebox with an integrated bottle holder, while the under-seat storage space provided is good enough only for the scooter's charger and other small objects. Moreover, Hero Electric claims a range of 65km for the Nyx, but was able to eke out 61km on a full charge.Read more:- Hero Electric Nyx: Road Test Review