The Herald Legend is an electric scooter from Ghaziabad-based Herald Electric, positioned as a budget city commuter. The lineup runs four trims on aggregators (DLX, Super, Prime and Pro) and is sold direct-to-consumer with pan-India doorstep delivery. This listing follows the EVeHicals page for the scooter at Rs 99,110, which corresponds to the on-road Delhi figure for the DLX (about Rs 89,410 ex-showroom plus RTO and insurance, per MaxAbout).
Motor and performance
The Legend uses a 2 kW peak BLDC waterproof motor with about 1,000 W continuous output and a claimed top speed of 25 km/h. That cap keeps it in low-speed territory: fine for stop-go city traffic, not for highways. Higher Legend trims sold by dealers step up to roughly 3 kW and up to 70 km/h, so confirm the trim before booking.
Range and charging
Herald sells the Legend with selectable lead-acid or lithium-ion packs; the DLX-class Li-ion configuration is a 60V 28Ah unit (about 1.68 kWh) and published claimed range for these trims sits at 60-65 km per charge, while top trims claim up to 75 km. A full charge takes about 3-4 hours on the conventional charger.
Chassis and features
Double disc brakes front and rearHydraulic suspension front and rearTubeless tyres on 12-inch alloy wheels800 mm seat height, 120 kg kerb weight, 200 kg load capacityAll-digital instrument console, DRL headlamp, USB mobile charging pointCentral locking, remote lock and anti-theft alarmWarranty and ownership
Herald backs the battery for 1.3 years, the motor for 3 years and the charger for 1 year. User reviews on BikeDekho average around 4.4 out of 5, praising ride quality and braking while flagging the 25 km/h speed cap as the main limitation. The company sells online with flat-rate courier delivery across India, so test rides depend on dealer availability.
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