Hero MotoCorp is gearing up for the launch of its updated Destini 125, offering a refreshed design and improved features for 2024. Set to challenge the growing competition in the 125cc scooter segment, the upcoming model will sport significant cosmetic and functional upgrades, giving it a modern edge over rivals like the Suzuki Access 125 and TVS Jupiter 125.
Key Highlights and Specifications:
- Stylish New Design: The 2024 Destini 125 will feature a more squared-off LED headlamp with daytime running lights, repositioned indicators, and bronze-finished accents. The sleeker rear section will come with an enhanced LED taillight and integrated turn signals, making the scooter stand out visually(Autocar India)(Autocar India).
- Enhanced Comfort & Features: A longer seat and a passenger backrest are some of the comfort-focused changes, especially on the top-end XTEC variant. The scooter will also get a digital-analog instrument cluster, with Bluetooth connectivity for added convenience(Autocar India).
- Wheels & Suspension: The new model is expected to sport larger 12-inch alloy wheels, providing better stability and ride quality. A telescopic front fork and a monoshock rear suspension will handle the bumps, with a front disc brake likely available on higher variants(Autocar India).
- Power & Performance: Powering the Destini 125 is the same 124.6cc air-cooled engine, delivering 9.1 hp and 10.4 Nm of torque. While there’s no major overhaul in the engine department, Hero MotoCorp may tweak the performance to match modern requirements(Autocar India)(Autocar India).
- Price Expectations: The current model is priced between ₹80,048 and ₹86,538 (ex-showroom), and while the updated version will likely see a slight price bump, it will continue to be competitively positioned in the segment(Autocar India).
With its new looks, added features, and competitive pricing, the Hero Destini 125 is set to shake up the Indian scooter market when it launches later this month. Stay tuned for the full review after the official launch!




















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