Hero first launched the Destini 110 in 2025, as its third 110cc scooter after the Xoom (110) and the Pleasure+ XTEC. More than a year later, the brand has introduced a new cosmetic variant for it, called the Classique Edition, in time for the upcoming festive season in India.
- Retains the 110.9cc engine making 8.2hp and 8.7Nm
- Gets distinctive styling elements and colour options than VX and ZX
Hero Destini 110 Classique Edition: What’s different?
Gets exclusive colours and dual-tone styling elements
The Destini 110 has two variants, VX and ZX. The Classique Edition is based on the VX variant, and as such, sticks to a front drum brake instead of the ZX’s disc. Hero has left the scooter mechanically untouched, which means it sticks to the same 110.9cc engine making 8.2hp at 7,250rpm and 8.7Nm at 5,750rpm and 12-inch wheels at both ends.
What sets this variant apart is the distinctive styling. There are three exclusive colour choices, with two inner panel colours. The silver and grey colours have brown inner panels and the brown colour gets contrasty black inner panels instead. Colour-matched mirrors, an exclusive 3D emblem and stripes along the side of the scooter complete the look.
Hero has priced the Classique Edition at Rs 76,400, a premium of Rs 1,400 over the VX. The top ZX variant still sits at a considerably higher Rs 83,800, and Hero’s website now lists it in a single blue colour only. The Classique Edition is already listed on the manufacturer’s Indian website for purchase and is also available at its showrooms across the country.
All prices mentioned are ex-showroom.
Suraj Sreekumar
Vishal Venugopal
Dinshaw Magol
