Hero Electric Nyx is a flagship electric scooter, which comes with the futuristic looks of Flash and Atria.
The scooter comes in two variants—Hero Electric Nyx VX and Hero Electric Nyx LX.
Hero Electric Nyx VX belongs to the city speed category. So, it gets a top speed of 42 Kmph.
Hero Electric Nyx LX belongs to the comfort speed category that has a maximum speed of 25 Kmph.
Hero Electric Nyx VX gets powered by a 600 | 1300 watts motor fed by a 51.2V / 30Ah double battery.
However, Hero Electric Nyx LX gets propelled by a 250 watts powertrain and gets nourished by a 51.2V / 30Ah battery.
Hero Electric Nyx VX can attain a top speed of 42kmph and cover a distance of 165 km/charge. But, Hero Electric Nyx LX can achieve a maximum speed of 25kmph and cover a distance of 85 km/charge.
Hero Electric Nyx VX is priced at Rs 62,954 (ex-showroom), while Hero Electric Nyx LX carries a price tag of Rs 67,440 (ex-showroom).
Both the variants come with a three-year warranty on the scooter and the battery.
While the Nyx VX variant will need registration and a two-wheeler driving license to drive it, the LX variant will not.
Both variants come with an integrated bottle holder.
Extended footrest increases pillion riders’ comfort.
Grab rail gets fitted for increased safety of pillion riders.
A split-folding seat enhances the scooter.
Powering the Nyx LX variant is a 250 watts BLDC electric motor. The Nyx HX variant gets propelled by a 600 watts motor that generates a maximum power of 1300 watts. Protecting the engine is an IP65 water- and dust-proof cover.
The Nyx HX variant gets fed by a 51.2V / 30Ah double battery, which takes five hours to get charged fully and can travel 165 km distance in a full charge.
Nyx LX gets propelled by a 51.2V / 30Ah battery. It takes five hours to get fully charged and can travel 85 km distance in a full charge.
Both the variants get fitted with drum brakes and have a combi braking system, which decelerates both the wheels at the same time when the brake is applied.
The curb weight is 87 kg to 106 kg, depending on the number of batteries stored and the height of the scooter is 1140 mm, 1770 mm long, and 690 mm wide.
Hero Electric Nyx neither has the futuristic looks of Flash and Atria nor the classic exteriors of Photon.
It just looks like a standard scooter, which is the epitome of comfort, reliability, economy, and low maintenance, nothing flashy.
The Nyx has a headlamp that is rectangular but with curved edges.
Unlike Atria and Flash, and like Photon and Optima, it comes equipped with a separate mudguard above which the red-and-white logo of Hero Electric gets riveted between the nose. To its right and left, a pair of indicator lights get set.
The 10-inch chrome-finished front alloy wheel gets fitted with a pair of telescopic forks and a drum brake.
The chassis of the electric scooter gets made with reinforced high-strength steel. The floor panel area gives adequate leg space, and the footrest extends near the rear wheel providing ample space for pillion riders to place their legs comfortably.
The front side is fitted with an in-dash bottle holder, a USB port, and a small space to keep little things.
The attractive dashboard shows all the critical numbers such as speed, battery percentage, and odometer. Apart from both the handles, buttons for headlamps, indicators, and horns are fitted. Two rearview mirrors enable the rider to have a look at the vehicles behind.
Down the front seat, a charging point gets located. The battery can get stored inside the boot gives enough space to fit a half-helmet and small things such as a small bag, purse, charger, and more.
The portable battery can be detached from the scooter and taken inside the home and office for an energy refill.
The scooter has a ground clearance of 141 mm. It is higher than Hero Electric Photon but much lower than Flash and Atria. At rest, it gets ably supported by its side and centre stand.
Hero Electric Nyx comes in two variants:
Both Nyx LX and Nyx HX come in two colour options:
Digital Instrument Cluster: Both the variants feature a stylish digital instrument cluster that provides riders with all the essential information such as the current speed, remaining percentage of battery power, and distance covered.
Telescopic Suspension: The state-of-the-art telescopic suspension system provides a smooth and jerk-free riding experience even on the roughest roads.
USB Port: Both the variants get equipped with a USB port that allows riders to charge their mobile devices and other charging devices while on the move.
Alloy Wheels: Both variants have 10-inch sized alloy wheels at the front and rear.
Portable Battery: The 51.2V / 30Ah portable battery inside the vehicle can get detached from the scooter be charged indoors before going on a ride.
LED Headlamp: The brilliant light-emitting diode (LED) headlamp and the polycarbonate-based lenses enable riders to travel safely in the dark.
Regen Braking: The vehicle’s Regen braking system converts the kinetic energy lost while applying brakes into stored energy in the battery.
Combi Brakes: The combi brakes ensure that front and rear wheels slow down when the brake is applied, enhancing stability.
Split Folding Seat: The rear seat can get folded to act as a backrest for the solitary rider and make room for luggage.
In-Dash Bottle Holder: The dash comes with an integrated bottle holder that holds riders’ water bottles and helps them stay hydrated.
Three sides grab rail: The rear portion has a three sides grab rail that enables the pillion rider to hold the rail for safety.
Bag Hook: The scooter also features a bag hook that secures the riders’ bags.
Extended Foot Board: The footboard of the scooter is extended near the rear wheel to enable the pillion rider to keep their feet on it. The scooter does not have adjustable footrests.
Made from high-strength steel, the scooter’s exteriors are sturdy. The design is plain and simple, not offering the charm and nostalgia of the vintage-looking Photon HX or the futuristic aspirations of Atria and Flash.
The new features add a lot of value to riders and make the ride all the more enjoyable. The ground clearance of 141 mm makes it a quintessential city bike, not to be taken for a trip off-road.
The combi and Regen braking system gives it an edge, as the bike stops and slows down when required and generates energy while doing that.
The telescopic suspension also makes shaky and bumpy rides a thing of the past.
The double battery variant is suitable for long commutes, and the batteries can be detached to charge them while at home or work.
The features and specifications of Hero Electric Nyx give robust competition to:
Nyx LX is priced at Rs 67,440, while Nyx HX gets priced at Rs 62,954.
Bearing a price tag of Rs 51,000, Yo Drift is cheaper by Rs 16,440 and Rs 9,954 compared to Nyx LX and HX, respectively.
Benling Aura is priced at Rs 73,000, expensive by Rs 5,560 and Rs 10,046 than LX and HX variants.
Pure EV Epluto gets priced at Rs 71,999 and is pricier by Rs 4,561 and Rs 9,045, respectively.
At Rs 76,848, Okinawa PraisePro is dearer by Rs 9,408 and Rs 13,894 respectively.
Both Nyx LX and VX take four to five hours to get fully charged.
Yo Drift takes six to eight hours for a full charge.
Benling Aura does that in four hours.
Okinawa PraisePro gets entirely charged in two to three hours.
Pure EV Epluto takes four hours.
Nyx LX can cover 85 km/charge, and Nyx VX has 165 km/charge.
Yo Drift Edge has a range of 80 km per charge.
Benling Aura can cover 120 km in a full charge.
Okinawa PraisePro can travel up to 88 km in a complete single charge.
While Pure EV Epluto covers 80 km.
Nyx LX has a top speed of 25kmph, while Nyx VX has 42kmph.
YObykes Edge and Pure EV Epluto are low-speed scooters with a maximum speed of 25 Kmph.
Benling Aura and Okinawa PraisePro are high-speed scooters. The former gets a clocking a top speed of 60kmph and the latter reaching a peak of 58kmph.
Since the day of its launch, Hero Electric Nyx has been in the news for all right reasons. Be it its price, economy, and power output, it is one of the best scooters to be manufactured from the company’s factories. The vehicle is popular among many startups and mobility solutions providers for the right reasons.
The Nyx HX variant is more affordable, powerful, economical, and wide-ranging than the LX variant. However, the LX variant can be ridden by those who don’t have, or are not eligible for, a driving license or those who prefer low-speed scooters to high-speed ones.
Overall, the electric scooter is a value-for-money and gets more affordable than the models with similar features and specifications.
Hero Electric Nyx’s braking, body materials, motor, suspension, and other components get designed per Indian road and climatic conditions, and it comes with a three-year comprehensive warranty.
The Nyx HX variant will need registration and driving license whereas the LX variant will not.
The body of Nyx gets made up of high-strength steel.
Nyx LX can cover a distance of 85 km after being fully charged and the HX variant can run 165 km in a full charge.
The motor power of the Nyx LX is under 250 watts, while that of HX is 600 watts.
What is the warranty period of Nyx?
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