Hero Electric Zion Insurance

Hero Zion is a compact yet eco friendly electric scooter that has a sleek body design. The instrument cluster is quite good. It is meant for short rides around the town. It promises hassle free, easy commuting. Hero Electric Zion is available in three colors namely olive black, pearl white, mystic silver.

FEATURES

Hero Zion comes equipped with auto cut off system that prevents damage to the battery from over charging and the battery is designed to retain charge for a long time even when the scooter is not being used.

Smart and eco friendly.
Electric start.
High torque motor.
License is not required for driving.
Auto cut-off mechanism.
Soft suspension.
Comfortable large seat.
Large storage space.

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

The design features alloy wheels gives it a modern attractive look. It can be quite unsettling to experience, speed on a silent vehicle, especially if you haven’t ridden one before.

Speed : 25km/h
Range : 45km/charge
Motor output(watt): 250
Wheel diameter: 16*3
Battery type : 48 v-12/20AH
Battery charging time: 6-8 hrs
Brakes : drum brakes
Charger: E-bike charger
Net carrying capacity: 90 kg
Storage box capacity: 25 liters
Alloy wheels: yes
Body: stylish and attractive looks

WHAT TO OPT FOR

A two wheeler insurance cover makes sure that if your valuable scooter is ruined by any means you probably are not left with high expenses. The authorities have made it unlawful to ride a two wheeler without legal scooter insurance policy. So, in order to fulfill legal obligations, one can opt for third party insurance policy which provides compensation for third party vehicle damages and third party property damages. While two wheeler owner can also opt comprehensive two wheeler insurance plan which provides compensation for own vehicle damages, third party property damages and third party vehicle damages. One can also opt for personal accident plan that covers hospitalization expenses for the owner.

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Written By: PolicyBazaar - Updated: 01 October 2020