Hero has been a long-reigning champion when it comes to sales, albeit Honda has been giving it a tough fight over the years.

Hero MotoCorp uniformly used 1,845 Hero Splendor Plus motorcycles to form the Hero logo at the company's manufacturing facility in Chittoor, Andhra Pradesh.

The Hero Splendor Plus is one of the highest-selling motorcycles in India, and definitely one of the most popular for several decades now.

Hero MotoCorp recently launched the Glamour Xtec in India and has positioned it as the top-spec variant in the Glamour range. The motorcycle comes with a bunch of segment-first features. Read on to find out more.

The Hero Splendor+ Black and Accent comes with an all-black paint job that can be further enhanced by the three body graphics themes sold separately by the two-wheeler maker.

Expect prices to be marginally high than the current model and we expect it to start from Rs. 46,500 and it will compete with the likes of the TVS Scooty Pep+, Honda Activa-I and even the Suzuki Let's

The Hero Pleasure is the most affordable scooter from the two-wheeler giant and has largely remained the same over the years, in a hotly contested segment. However, it now appears that Hero MotoCorp is working on a comprehensively updated version of the Pleasure scooter that is likely to hit the Indian market later this year. In fact, the updated Hero Pleasure was recently spotted completely undisguised during the shoot of its TVC, with brand ambassador actor Alia Bhatt astride, hinting that the launch is indeed close.

Hero MotoCorp has taken the covers off its latest indigenously designed new bike, the Glamour. The 125 cc Glamour was unveiled in Buenos Aires as Hero's first-ever new product launch outside India. It will replace the current Glamour and will be launched in India in March this year - that is also when we will get the new pricing.

Hero's latest premium commuter -Achiever 150, competes with market leaders like the Bajaj V15 and ex-partner Honda 2Wheelers India's CB Unicorn. So, will the new Achiever 150 be able to stand against such stiff completion? We put everything on paper to find that out.

Hero has set the dice rolling with the launch of the Achiever 150 at Rs. 61,800 for the drum brakes variant and 62,800 for the one with disk brakes. This is the first of 15 launches scheduled before April, 2017 from Hero MotoCorp.