If you commute on broken city tarmac and hate clamping your phone to the handlebar, Hero MotoCorp just built an argument for your wallet. The company rolled out the Xtreme 125R Stealth Edition at ₹1.16 lakh ex-showroom (specifically priced at ₹1,16,250). It crowns the lineup as the range-topping variant. But it demands a steep ₹23,385 jump over the base bike's ₹92,865 sticker tag.
Your money buys two primary tech upgrades: a full-colour 4.2-inch TFT console and an integrated tyre pressure monitoring system. Hero claims the TPMS setup is an absolute first for India's sporty 125cc commuter segment. The system tracks tyre pressures in real time and flashes visual warnings across the dash if air drops below safe operating thresholds. For daily riders who rarely check their valves at petrol pumps, that alert directly guards tyre life, braking bite, and wet grip.
The instrument cluster scraps the older monochrome digital readout for a full-colour screen hooked up via Bluetooth. It pushes turn-by-turn navigation arrows, incoming call alerts, and SMS pings straight onto the screen while letting riders toggle music tracks from the switchgear. Visually, Hero wrapped the bike in Midnight Black bodywork matched with Pearl Red accents and colour-coded alloy wheels. The underlying silhouette remains untouched.
Mechanically, the bike does not budge. The 124.7cc air-cooled single-cylinder mill delivers the identical 11.4 bhp at 8,250 rpm alongside 10.5 Nm of peak torque at 6,500 rpm, paired to a slick five-speed gearbox. The running gear also stays locked in place. Dual-channel ABS comes standard, backed by three selectable riding modes—Rain, Road, and Sport—alongside cruise control carried over from the standard motorcycle.
| Specification | Hero Xtreme 125R Stealth Edition |
|---|---|
| Engine Displacement | 124.7cc, air-cooled, single-cylinder |
| Peak Output | 11.4 bhp @ 8,250 rpm / 10.5 Nm @ 6,500 rpm |
| Transmission | 5-speed manual |
| New Electronics | 4.2-inch TFT, Bluetooth, TPMS |
| Safety Equipment | Dual-channel ABS, 3 Riding Modes, Cruise Control |
| Ex-Showroom Price | ₹1,16,250 |
Is the ₹23,000 markup justified? Only if you refuse to ride without built-in navigation and actively value real-time pressure diagnostics. If you only care about real-world pace and lean angles, the mechanicals on the cheaper standard trims match this bike bolt for bolt. Dealers have opened bookings across major metro showrooms, though on-road tallies will shift depending on local registration levies.