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Hero · Motorcycle
Xoom 125 Colours
₹ 85,279ex-showroom · last updated 2026
- Engine
- 124.6cc
- Power
- 9.8bhp
- Mileage
- 52.8kmpl
- Weight
- 120kg
05 / Colours
Hero Xoom 125 Colour Options - All 4 Shades Reviewed
The Hero Xoom 125 comes in four colour options, split across its two variants. The VX variant gets the more understated shades, while the ZX gets the bold, eye-catching options - a deliberate choice to differentiate the premium variant visually.
Metallic Turbo Blue (VX only) A deep metallic blue with good depth in sunlight. It's the most popular colour among buyers who want something that looks premium without being flashy. Ages well, and minor scratches are less visible than on lighter colours.
Matt Storm Grey (VX only) Muted and mature - a good pick if you want the scooter to blend into your commute without drawing attention. The matte finish looks clean when maintained but shows water spots and dust more than gloss. Requires a bit more care at washes.
Inferno Red (ZX only) A vibrant, high-gloss red that photographs brilliantly. This is the showroom stopper. If you're going for the ZX anyway, the Inferno Red makes the sequential indicators and cornering lamps look even more dramatic at night. Resale-wise, red scooters have decent demand.
Matt Neon Lime (ZX only) This is the polarising one. The yellow-green tone is aggressive and distinctly youth-oriented. It won't be everyone's preference, but if you're buying a sporty 125cc scooter precisely because you want it to stand out, this is the most distinctive colour in the segment.
Which should you pick? For longevity and resale: Metallic Turbo Blue. For head-turning appeal: Inferno Red. For a different kind of bold: Matt Neon Lime. If matte finishes appeal to you but you want low maintenance: stick to the Metallic Turbo Blue over the Matt Storm Grey.
4 colours available
Hero Xoom 125 showcased in Inferno Red colour
Hero Xoom 125 showcased in Matte Neon Lime colour
Hero Xoom 125 showcased in Matt Storm Grey colour
Hero Xoom 125 showcased in Metallic Turbo Blue colour
All four colours use the same base bodywork - the only difference is the paint and finish. There are no metallic-vs-matte pricing differences between variants; the colour is determined by the variant chosen (VX gets blue and grey, ZX gets red and lime). If colour is the deciding factor between VX and ZX for you, step up to the ZX for the red - it also gets you the front disc brake, which is the more important upgrade. Hero hasn't announced any new colours for 2026 at the time of writing.