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Home » Hero Electric announces 3-day return offer for e-vehicles

Hero Electric announces 3-day return offer for e-vehicles

NT BureauBy NT BureauMay 16, 2020No Comments
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Chennai: Hero Electric has announced a ‘first-of-its kind’ three-day return offer on all its products (excluding Flash lead-acid low speed model) purchased during the online scheme only.

According to a press release, customers will be refunded the complete amount if they return the product within three days of purchasing. The brand also reported an unprecedented response to its online offer of special prices across India.

Seeing this, Hero Electric has introduced the second phase of its online offer on its products till 31 May. All customers who book any Hero Electric scooter (excluding Flash lead-acid low speed model) would avail an instant cash discount of Rs 4,000 while customers of Glydewould get a cash discount of Rs 3,000.

The booking amount is fixed at Rs 2,999, irrespective of the model. Since a substantial part of Hero Electric’s sale comes from referrals, the customers will be offered a token of appreciation in the form of Rs 1,000 voucher for referral sales.

 

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