Hero Hunk 440 SX unveiled at EICMA. Here’s what you need to know

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Published: November 05, 2025 11:08 am IST

Hero showcased the Hunk 440 SX at EICMA 2025 – a bold scrambler-style motorcycle based on a 440cc platform with modern features and off-road intent.

At the EICMA 2025 in Milan, Hero MotoCorp unveiled the Hunk 440 SX, a sleek scrambler-style motorcycle built on the brand’s 440cc platform. The unveiling reflects Hero’s growing ambition to move beyond commuter bikes and strengthen its global premium lineup. Here’s what you need to know about it.

The Hero Hunk 440 SX is derived from the Maverick 440.

Key Features of Hero Hunk 440 SX

Social classDescription
model namehero hunk 440sx
displayed onEICMA 2025, Milan
TypeScrambler style motorcycle
platformBased on Hero’s 440cc platform (shared with Maverick 440)
engine440cc, air-/oil-cooled, single-cylinder, long-stroke engine
framesteel tube perimeter frame
suspensionlong trip arrangements
wheels18 inches front, 17 inches rear
tireDual-purpose tires for on/off-road use
breakingDisc brakes with switchable dual-channel ABS
electronicsRide-by-wire throttle, ride modes, traction control
design languageStrong Scrambler styling with minimal bodywork
key visual elementsHigh-mounted exhaust, flat seat, knobby tyres, wide handlebar
intended useUrban exploration and light off-road riding
technical changesDigital instrument cluster, modern connectivity features (expected)
global debutEICMA 2025
target segment400-450cc mid-sized premium motorcycle segment

The Hunk 440 SX epitomizes Hero’s new design direction – strong, purposeful and versatile. It is designed not only for urban roads but also for thrill-seeking riders on rough terrain, blending practicality with performance prowess.

Hero Hunk 440 SX: India launch

The design patent for the Hunk 440 SX was filed in India about a year ago. In such a situation, there is a possibility that Hero may bring it to our country also. However, it may be called something else when it finally launches. The launch timeline is not known yet.

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Design and Style: Strong and sophisticated

While the Hunk 440 SX shares its engine platform with the Hero Maverick 440, it brings a distinctly new Scrambler-inspired character. The motorcycle features a steel tube perimeter frame, long-travel suspension and an 18-inch front and 17-inch rear wheel setup, which is ideal for tackling a mix of city and off-road routes.

Its design stands out with a minimalist tail section, knobby-style tires and a high-mounted exhaust, giving it a raw, muscular look. The styling cues highlight Hero’s intention to enter the growing lifestyle motorcycle segment while keeping functionality at the core.

Engines and Technology

Powering the Hunk 440 SX is the familiar 440cc, air-/oil-cooled, long-stroke engine – tuned for a strong mid-range and trackable performance. The motor is paired with modern electronic rider aids, including ride-by-wire throttle, multiple ride modes, switchable ABS and traction control, ensuring both safety and adaptability.

This tech-packed setup aims to appeal to riders who want everyday utility with the flexibility for weekend adventures.

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