In India, the Hero Glamour commuter bike has a starting price of Rs. 98,537. There are 6 variations and 10 colours available, with the top variant starting at Rs. 1,06,036. The Hero Glamour is propelled by a 124.7cc BS6 engine that produces 10.7 horsepower and 10.6 Nm of torque. Hero Glamour develops a dual-wheel braking system with front disc and rear drum brakes. The gasoline tank on this Glamour cycle can hold 10 litres of fuel and weighs 123 kg. The BS6 Hero Glamour saw a modest appearance update. An upgraded headlight with DRLs on either side is now installed on the front fascia. A new plastic panel with a 3D "Hero" logo is added to the front cowl. Mild style has also been applied to the side panels and fuel tank extensions. Now, the taillight has a "H" form. The overall aesthetic is far superior to the previous model. An analogue speedometer remains in the instrument cluster's semi-digital structure, but a digital display provides the fuel level, odometer, trip metre, fuel economy, and service due indicator. In contrast to the contemporary buttons that its competitors offer, Glamour's switchgear appears outdated. The Hero Glamour's 124.7cc BS6 five-speed engine produces 10.7bhp of power and a maximum torque of 10.6Nm. The motorcycle has a feature called Idle Stop-Start designed to increase fuel efficiency. The motorbike has a diamond-shaped frame, telescoping front forks, and hydraulic shock absorbers in the rear. Both of the 18-inch alloy wheels have 130mm drum brakes as standard, but a 240mm disc brake is also an option. The safety net contains CBS technology, also known as the Integrated Braking System by Hero MotoCorp. The Honda SP 125 and the Bajaj Pulsar 125 are competitors of the Glamour. Although it is available in a variety of colours, the Blaze edition has the nicest appearance. This model receives a nicer, two-tone green paint job that distinguishes it from competitors in the market.