What is the fuel tank capacity of Hero XPulse 200T 4V?

Powering the current Hero XPulse 200T is a 199.6cc single-cylinder fuel-injected air-cooled engine with an oil-cooler, generating 18.1PS at 8500rpm and 16.15Nm at 6500rpm. But the 4-valve update should bump the power figures back up just like it did on the Xpulse 200 4V adventure bike. This motor works alongside a 5-speed transmission linked to a chain drive. The suspension includes a 37mm telescopic fork and a rear 7-step adjustable mono-shock. The XPulse 200T employs a 276mm front disc, a 220mm rear disc, and single-channel ABS. It comes with 17-inch alloy wheels (at both ends) wrapped in MRF street tyres. The XPulse 200T has a kerb weight of 154kg and is equipped with a 13-liter fuel tank. At 799mm, the seat is 24mm lower than the XPulse 200’s unit.

Hero XPulse 200T 4V has a wheel size of 431.8 mm both in front and rear.

Hero XPulse 200 4V has Tubeless tyres.

Hero XPulse 200T is available in BS6 guise, with the only new bits being fuel-injection, revised engine tuning, a chunky cat-con, and petal discs. XPulse 200T is available in just a single variant priced at Rs 1,12,800 (ex-showroom Delhi). That’s Rs 17,600 more than the BS4 model.Powering the Hero XPulse 200T is a 199.6cc single-cylinder fuel-injected air-cooled engine, now with an oil-cooler, which generates 18.1PS at 8500rpm and 16.15Nm at 6500rpm. That’s 0.3PS and 0.95Nm less than the BS4 engine. One of the essential features of the 200T is its full-LED headlamp and tail lamp. It also comes with a fully digital instrument cluster that gets Bluetooth-connectivity and shows call status, turn-by-turn navigation, gear position, and trip details, apart from the regular trove of information. The Bluetooth works via the Hero smartphone app. This motorcycle also gets a nifty tail rack to secure small luggage.