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Vida Dirt.E K3 6Days Limited Edition revealed

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An indoor render of the new Vida Dirt.E K3 6Days limited edition

Vida, the electric two-wheeler brand from Hero, has revealed a new version of its electric youth motorcycle called the Dirt.E K3 6Days Limited Edition. It was showcased in Portugal at the 100th Fédération Internationale de Motocyclisme (FIM) International Six Days Enduro (ISDE), an off-road race that started back in 1913.

  1. Production limited to 100 units 
  2. Gets official 6Days logos and race-inspired graphics
  3. Based on the Dirt.E K3, uses a 500W motor and 360Wh battery

Vida Dirt.E K3 6DAYS Limited Edition details  

Features red and green colour scheme to match flag of host country of the race, Portugal

To celebrate the event, Hero has limited the production to only 100 units of the bike, with each unit honoring one of the 100 editions of the race. The motorcycle features official 6Days logos and gets a red and green colour scheme to match the flag of Portugal, the host country of the race. Apart from the cosmetic changes, the motorcycle remains mechanically unchanged.

The base bike first debuted in December 2025 as an electric off-roader designed specifically for young riders. Its most unique feature is the modular setup that allows you to adjust the bike’s proportions as your child grows. Just by using an allen key, parents can adjust the handlebar height, footpeg position, and seat height to change ergonomics as the rider gets taller.

Powering the mini dirt bike is a 500W motor that allows a top speed of 23-25kph. It uses a removable 350Wh battery pack that takes three hours to charge from 0 to 100 percent.The motorcycle has three ride modes: Beginner, Amateur and Pro,  limiting speeds to 8kph, 16kph and 25kph, respectively.

Currently the standard variant of the motorcycle is priced at Rs 89,990. Hero has not revealed pricing or availability timelines for the 6Days edition, but given that it’s a limited-run model, we can expect it to demand a premium.



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