The new variant gets a 4.2-inch TFT instrument cluster with Bluetooth connectivity and a segment-first tyre pressure monitoring system
Hero MotoCorp has launched a new Stealth Edition of the Xtreme 125R, adding a TFT instrument cluster and a tyre pressure monitoring system (TPMS) to its sporty commuter. Priced at Rs 1,16,250 (ex-showroom, pan-India), the new variant also gets coloured alloy wheels and a distinctive black-and-red paint scheme.
The biggest addition is the 4.2-inch TFT instrument cluster with Bluetooth connectivity. It brings turn-by-turn navigation, call and SMS alerts, and music controls to the Xtreme 125R. This is a notable upgrade for a motorcycle in the 125 cc segment, particularly for riders who use their bikes for daily commuting and want navigation without relying entirely on their smartphones.
The other important addition is the tyre pressure monitoring system. Hero claims this is a first for the sporty 125 cc motorcycle segment. The system displays real-time tyre pressure information and provides alerts, allowing riders to keep track of tyre health while on the move.

The new Stealth Edition carries forward the existing Xtreme 125R’s feature package. This includes dual-channel ABS, which remains a significant offering in the segment, along with three riding modes: Rain, Road and Sport. Cruise control is also part of the package, adding convenience on longer rides.
On the styling front, the motorcycle gets coloured alloy wheels and a Midnight Black finish with Pearl Red accents. The overall design remains familiar, with the Stealth Edition adding a darker visual theme rather than introducing major changes to the bodywork. Hero has not announced any mechanical changes to the motorcycle. The new variant therefore retains the existing Xtreme 125R powertrain and hardware, with the update focused on technology, safety and cosmetic differentiation.

At Rs. 1.16 lakh, the Stealth Edition sits as a more feature-rich offering in the Xtreme 125R range. The addition of TPMS and a TFT display gives it a stronger equipment list, especially for buyers who place a premium on connectivity and safety features in the 125 cc category.