The expected launch date for the Hero Leap Hybrid SES in India is June 2023, with a price range of 74,000 to 1,100,000. Currently available bicycles comparable to the Leap Hybrid SES are the Joy e-bike Gen Nxt, the Okinawa Ridge 100, and the Okaya Freedum. Similar to the Leap Hybrid SES is the Suzuki Burgman Street Electric, which will debut in India in January 2023. Hero MotoCorp introduced the Leap Hybrid scooter immediately prior to the 2014 Auto Expo. The Leap hybrid scooter is one of the first hybrid scooters developed by an Indian two-wheeler manufacturer, having debuted in 2012. The Leap Hybrid SES's primary source of power is an 8kW Permanent magnet AC (PMAC) motor. This motor's torque rating is 60Nm and it is fueled by lithium-ion batteries. While the horsepower rating (10.7bhp) may be on the low side, the fact that the entire 60Nm of torque is accessible from zero rpm makes the scooter extremely thrilling and slightly frightening. You can charge the scooter by plugging it into a normal wall outlet. The Leap Hybrid SES also has a range extender, which is a very efficient 124cc petrol engine with a 3-litre fuel tank. This fuel - air mixture is coupled to an onboard generator that supplies electricity to lithium-ion batteries. The petrol engine, according to Hero MotoCorp, can increase the scooter's range by a four-fold amount. When utilising the range extender, the Leap will be capable of 100 kilometres per hour. Front-mounted Brembo 240mm twin-piston disc brakes offer stopping power.