Hero Mavrick Updates

Tuesday, 03 December 2024 05:10 AM Hero MotoCorp has unveiled a new scrambler iteration of the Mavrick 440, which is expected to launch in mid to late 2025. This new version will retain the same 440 cc, air/oil-cooled engine producing 27 bhp and 36 Nm of torque, but will feature tweaks such as a new small windscreen and a handlebar brace. I think this scrambler version could be a great addition to the Indian market, offering a rugged alternative.

Friday, 08 November 2024 02:20 PM At the EICMA 2024, Hero MotoCorp showcased the updated Mavrick 440 with significant upgrades. The bike now features a USD fork finished in gold, similar to the one on the Harley-Davidson X440, and a new TFT screen replacing the old LCD dash. The engine remains the same 440 cc single-cylinder unit, but the bike has lost some weight, now tipping the scales at 189kg. I believe these updates will make the Mavrick 440 more appealing to Indian riders.

Tuesday, 05 November 2024 05:04 PM Hero MotoCorp has announced that the updated Mavrick 440 will go on sale in 2025, although pricing and the exact launch timeline have not been revealed. The updated model includes a new front suspension with golden USD forks and a TFT instrument cluster. The bike also comes in new color options and retains its 440 cc air/oil-cooled engine. Im excited to see how these changes will impact the bikes performance and market reception.

Tuesday, 05 November 2024 04:47 PM The Hero Mavrick 440 is set to receive a facelift, with key updates including the replacement of traditional telescopic forks with USD forks, which should improve the bikes handling and comfort. Additionally, the bike will feature a new TFT instrument cluster, replacing the current LCD dash. The engine and overall design remain largely unchanged. This update should make the Mavrick 440 more competitive in the Indian market.

Tuesday, 05 November 2024 05:26 AM Hero MotoCorps Mavrick 440 has been praised for its calm nature and ease of riding, and the upcoming updates are expected to enhance these qualities. The new model will weigh slightly less at 189kg and will come with new color options. The mechanicals, including the 440 cc engine and six-speed gearbox, remain unchanged. I think these subtle updates will make the Mavrick 440 an even more attractive option for riders looking for a smooth ride.