VIDA DIRT.E K3 6DAYS Limited Edition Unveiled at ISDE Centenary

VIDA, Hero MotoCorp’s electric mobility brand, has unveiled the DIRT.E K3 6DAYS Limited Edition at the 100th FIM International Six Days Enduro (ISDE) in Grândola, Portugal. Limited to just 100 numbered units, the special edition celebrates the event’s centenary and marks the first collaboration between the ISDE and an Indian electric vehicle brand.

The limited edition features official 6DAYS branding, race-inspired typography and green and red accents inspired by Portugal’s national flag.

Built to Grow with Young Riders

Launched in December 2025, the VIDA DIRT.E K3 is an electric off-roader designed for young riders. Its modular design allows the handlebar height, footrest position and seat height to be adjusted without special tools, helping the motorcycle adapt as the rider grows.

The bike also offers connected features through an app, allowing users to monitor usage, set speed limits and manage riding modes.

Key Features

• Three riding modes: Maximum speeds of 9 km/h, 17–18 km/h and 24 km/h.
• Safety: A magnetic kill switch cuts power if the rider becomes separated from the bike, while a 60 mm rear disc brake handles braking.
• Battery: A removable 360 Wh lithium-ion battery that takes approximately three hours to charge from 0 to 100%.
• Recognition: The DIRT.E K3 won a Red Dot Design Award in 2025 and was named a CES 2026 Innovation Award Honoree.

The limited edition was unveiled as part of VIDA’s official partnership with the FIM at the historic ISDE event.

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Final Take

The DIRT.E K3 6DAYS Limited Edition combines the heritage of enduro racing with an electric motorcycle designed for the next generation. Its numbered production run and Portugal-inspired styling make it a commemorative model, while its adjustable ergonomics and controlled riding modes focus on younger riders.

For VIDA, the collaboration also offers an opportunity to introduce more young people to off-road motorcycling through electric mobility. With just 100 units planned, the special edition puts the spotlight on a segment where accessibility, safety and the future of the sport meet.