Overview
- VIDA displayed two more production‑oriented prototypes at EICMA 2026 in Milan: the UBX neo‑naked urban motorcycle and Project VXZ developed with US-based Zero Motorcycles.
- Photos and on‑site displays reveal visible hardware such as upside‑down forks, a rear monoshock, disc brakes, chain (UBX) and belt (VXZ) final drives, and cockpit TFTs that show provisional remaining‑range readouts.
- The TFT readouts shown on prototype screens (134 km at 80% for UBX and 150 km at 80% for VXZ) are being reported as visual clues only and have been extrapolated by media into approximate full‑charge ranges; VIDA has not verified those figures.
- Hero VIDA announced it has begun European operations and started deliveries in 10 countries, and also confirmed the VIDA VX2 urban model with twin removable batteries and a 140 km WMTC Eco claim.
- Key technical details remain undisclosed and timing is uncertain: VIDA has not published battery capacity, motor output, charging standards or formal launch dates, and outside reports that predict a 2027 UBX launch remain unconfirmed.