Mavrick 440 Photos

₹ 2,13,198ex-showroom · last updated 2026

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Engine: 440cc
Power: 27bhp
Weight: 191kg

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Hero Mavrick 440 Photos

The Hero Mavrick 440's design language is deliberately neo-retro - a round LED headlight, wide teardrop fuel tank, classic twin rear shocks, and chrome accents give it the visual identity of a classic motorcycle with contemporary detailing. The liquid-cooled engine's radiator is integrated discreetly behind the front fairing, keeping the classic silhouette intact.

Key design elements visible in photos:

Round LED headlight with integrated DRL ring
Wide teardrop fuel tank with knee recesses
Exposed twin rear shock absorbers with spring preload adjustment
Spoked (or cast) alloy wheels depending on variant
Chrome exhaust pipe with a blacked-out or chrome muffler
TFT instrument cluster (S Connected and SS variants)

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Front View

Rear View

Side View

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The Mavrick 440's proportions are well-suited to the neo-retro brief - the wide tank and relatively low seat at 800mm create a classic silhouette. In person, the bike appears more substantial than 350cc retro rivals, reflecting its larger engine.

Frequently Asked Questions

QHow does the Hero Mavrick 440 look compared to Royal Enfield Meteor 350?▾

Both are neo-retro roadsters with round headlights and classic proportions. The Mavrick 440 has a slightly larger and more muscular presence due to the bigger engine and 190 kg weight. The Meteor 350's design has been refined over multiple iterations and has a more settled, finished look. Both are visually similar in category - the Mavrick 440 is the newer design with more contemporary detailing.