An updated version of the Hero Mavrick 440 Spotted Testing; Launch Expected Soon in ₹2 Lakh Segment
Hero Mavrick 440: Hero MotoCorp, one of the country's leading two-wheeler manufacturers, sells vehicles in several segments in India. According to media reports, the manufacturer is preparing to launch an updated version of the Maverick 440 soon. This motorcycle has previously been spotted during testing. Let's find out what information has emerged about it.
Hero MotoCorp, a leading two-wheeler maker in India, retails scooters and motorcycles across a number of segments. The company is getting ready to introduce a new motorcycle in the premium segment in the near future. As per media reports, we are informing you about the launch date and time of every motorcycle in its segment.
According to media reports, Hero is preparing to launch an updated version of the Mavrick 440 in the Indian market. While the manufacturer hasn't yet provided any details, it has been spotted testing.
According to reports, the Hero Mavrick 440 is undergoing testing ahead of its launch, and some details have emerged during this time. The updated version could include USD forks and a bronze finish on the engine crankcase.
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Hero MotoCorp previously offered the Hero Mavrick 440 in India. According to media reports, the bike was discontinued some time ago, although the manufacturer hasn't officially announced this. Reports suggest that sales of the Hero Mavrick 440 have been declining, leading to its discontinuation.
The Hero Mavrick 440 was equipped with a number of excellent features from the manufacturer. It featured an LED headlight, LED DRLs, LED taillights, LED turn indicators, disc brakes on either side, 17-inch alloy wheels, 175 mm ground clearance, a digital speedometer, and more than 35 connected features.
It was equipped by the manufacturer with a 440 cc, air-cooled, oil-cooled engine generating 20.13 kW of power and 36 Nm of torque, coupled with a six-speed transmission.
Hero MotoCorp retailed the Mavrick 440 in three variants. Its ex-showroom price varied between ₹2 lakh and ₹2.25 lakh.
Hero MotoCorp's Mavrick 440 was offered in the 440cc segment, competing directly with bikes like the Harley Davidson 440X, Triumph Speed 400, Triumph Scrambler 400, and Bajaj Dominar 400.
