Vodafone launches SuperHour; unlimited 4G/3G data at Rs 16/hour

As part of its 200 million customer celebrations, Vodafone has announced a revolutionary SuperHour for prepaid customers, enabling truly unlimited 4G/3G data usage starting at just Rs 16/hour. 

This offer will launched on January 7 and would be available to all customers across all circles by January 9.  

2G customers can enjoy the SuperHour data offer for only Rs 5. Apart from truly unlimited data, customers can also buy the SuperHour pack for making unlimited local Vodafone to Vodafone voice calls for only Rs 7. Further, customers can make every hour SuperHour with unlimited repeat purchase of the SuperHour Voice and Data packs.

Announcing the launch of this path breaking concept, Sandeep Kataria, chief commercial officer, Vodafone India said, “We are breaking all shackles that concern customers in their use of internet with SuperHour.   One can use and download as much data as you like for one hour at a fixed, nominal price, Moreover, with unrestricted repeat purchase, you can make every hour SuperHour. Our customers are now increasingly consuming more content and video online and with this fantastic SuperHour offer, they will be able to enjoy more of it in a worry free manner, while remaining confidently connected on Vodafone SuperNet, our best network ever.” 

The SuperHour packs can be purchased via digital channels as well as all retail touch points. The benefits can be enjoyed at any hour of day or night, when connected to the Vodafone network.  

A high decibel, multimedia creative campaign will support the launch of SuperHour highlighting its advantages to audiences across the country. This vibrant and impactful campaign will be seen across - TV, OOH, Radio and Digital.

Vodafone has invested significantly in building Vodafone SuperNet, a modern and scalable network incorporating the latest advances in technology for better customer experience. It offers HD Voice quality across its entire network and super mobile broadband experience across the country.