World’s Lightest Helmet Launched in India: Check Out the Price and Key Features
UdaipurTimes, August 28, 2026 | Automobile Updates: The lightest helmet of all time has been launched in India. Vega Auto has launched a new carbon-fibre motorcycle helmet under its flagship brand, Axor. Known as the Axor MX Carbon, this helmet has already made a name for itself as one of the world’s lightest helmets with three certifications.
Now, you may be wondering how much this helmet costs. In fact, its price has been kept within the budget of middle-class buyers. In this report, we will also tell you about its key features.
The World's Lightest Helmet
This helmet has already received three certifications. They are ISI, DOT and ECE 22.06. Its biggest attraction is that where other helmets sold in the market weigh about 2 kg or more, this helmet weighs only 1050 grams. It is even available in four sizes. M, L, XL and 2XL. Even compared to the previous model, this updated model has been equipped with advanced shell technology due to the use of tri-composite material, due to which it has been made lighter.
According to several sources, this helmet is made of 3K carbon fiber, and the company has used aramid fiber and aerospace grade fiber glass to make it. Even its low weight is a great option for long rides or off-roading. This company has even increased their production almost three times. And considering the features and materials, this is one of the company's premium helmets.
Now if we talk about the price, then it is natural that this helmet will be a little more expensive than a normal helmet. In that case, the price of this model has been kept at only 20,060 rupees. Whereas the price of other premium model helmets falls between 27 to 30 thousand rupees.
Even all the certifications that this model has, are not available even in very expensive helmets. In this regard, the company's CEO said, "The engineering challenge in this case was not just to create a lightweight helmet. The challenge was to meet the required certification standards and reduce weight by improving the manufacturing process."
