What is the different between Hero Moto Corp XPulse 200 BS4 and BS6

Q. What is the different between Hero Moto Corp XPulse 200 BS4 and BS6
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Ali | 3 years ago

There are few differences which all together make the motorcycle feel slightly different while riding. Addition of cat-conThe exhaust pipe placement has been changed to accommodate the cat-con, addition of cat con also results in a slight power drop, this has drastically changed the way the engine performs. Reduced vibes, linear power delivery and better mileage I suppose.Addition of oil cooler.For now this is all that has changed in the bs6 xpulse. If you have ridden the bs4 motorcycle you’ll definitely feel the difference in the engine performance.

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Harmeet | 3 years ago

The major change your n BS6 variant is now this bike comes with oil cooled engine at place of air cool engine is BS4. I have BS4 variant and I feel the hot engine without oil cool engine. Can Hero add oil cooler to my BS4 xpulse 200.

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Sunil | 3 years ago

Difference between BS-IV and BS-VI fuel and vehicles primarily is the significant lower content of sulphur. The sulphur content on both petrol and diesel will come down to 10ppm in BS-VI fuel as compared to 50 ppm in BS-IV fuel

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Faraaz | 2 years ago

@ Harmeet | The major change your n BS6 variant is now this bike comes with oil cooled engine at place of air cool engine is BS4. I have BS4 variant and I feel the hot engine without oil cool engine. Can Hero add oil cooler to my BS4 xpulse 200.

It can be fitted on the bs4 models... There are people who have done it... Try asking the service centre personnel

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Smart | 3 years ago

Both are same just some minore changes was done

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Sattwik | 3 years ago

@ Harmeet | The major change your n BS6 variant is now this bike comes with oil cooled engine at place of air cool engine is BS4. I have BS4 variant and I feel the hot engine without oil cool engine. Can Hero add oil cooler to my BS4 xpulse 200.

Yes..one guy installed...

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Sunil | 3 years ago

Only environment norms.

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Yakkali | 2 years ago

Oil cooling

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