Hero Electric has announced the ‘Super Saver Battery Scheme’. As per the scheme, the company will pay one Equated Monthly Installment (EMI), and the buyer will pay the rest of the 12 EMI within 24 months of buying a new product. Introduced all across India, the super saver battery EMI scheme will offer the customers an opportunity to save money on battery replacement costs. Customers will also get an option to choose between existing battery warranty scheme introduced last year and the new super saver battery scheme.
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