Hero Xtreme 125R Stealth Edition launched at Rs 1.16 lakh

A new top variant, not a new engine

Hero MotoCorp launched the Xtreme 125R Stealth Edition on November 6, 2026, priced at ₹1,16,250 ex-showroom. It becomes the new range topping variant of the Xtreme 125R, sitting above the existing Dual Channel ABS variant.

The Stealth Edition does not change the motorcycle's mechanicals. It still runs the 124.7cc single cylinder, air cooled, fuel injected engine that makes 11.4 bhp at 8,250 rpm and 10.5 Nm at 6,500 rpm, paired with a 5 speed gearbox. What changes is the instrument cluster and the electronics around it. Hero has fitted a 4.2 inch full colour TFT display with Bluetooth connectivity that supports turn by turn navigation, call and SMS alerts and music control.

The bigger addition is a Tyre Pressure Monitoring System, which Hero calls a segment first for the sporty 125cc category. The TFT screen shows live tyre pressure and warns the rider if pressure drops quickly. The Stealth Edition also carries three ride modes, Rain, Road and Sport, cruise control, and dual channel ABS as standard. It is sold only in a new Midnight Black shade with Pearl Red accents and coloured alloy wheels, a scheme not offered on any other Xtreme 125R variant.

Where it sits in the price list

The Xtreme 125R range now runs from ₹91,500 for the base IBS OBD2B variant to ₹1,16,250 for the Stealth Edition, both ex-showroom prices as listed by Hero dealers. In between sit the ABS OBD2B and ABS Single Seat variants at ₹96,700 each, and the Dual Channel ABS variant at ₹1,09,550.

That makes the Stealth Edition only ₹6,700 more expensive than the Dual Channel ABS variant it sits above, for a TFT dash, Bluetooth, TPMS, ride modes and cruise control added on top. For a buyer already looking at the Dual Channel ABS bike, the jump to the Stealth Edition is a small one for a meaningful kit upgrade.

Rivals at this price

At ₹1.16 lakh, the Xtreme 125R Stealth Edition lands in the premium end of the 125cc commuter and sporty segment. Its closest rivals at or near this price are the TVS Raider 125, which also offers a TFT console and connected features in its top variant, and the Honda CB125 Hornet, Honda's 125cc sporty commuter aimed at the same young, feature conscious buyer.

For Hero, the move continues a pattern of pushing connected displays and safety features like TPMS down from its premium 160cc and above bikes into the 125cc segment, where TVS and Honda have already been competing hard on features rather than just price.

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• Hero Xtreme 125R Stealth Edition launched at Rs 1.16 lakh