Specifications Summary of TVS NTORQ 125
Fuel Type : | Petrol |
Battery Type : | MF |
Engine Displacement (CC) : | 124.79 cc |
Brakes Front : | Disc |
Kerb Weight : | 116.1 kg |
Starting : | Kick and Self Start |
Wheels Type (Pressed Steel/ Alloy) : | Alloy |
Tyre Type : | Tubeless |
TVS NTORQ 125 Highlights
NTORQ Price
TVS NTORQ 125 prices start at Rs. 58,872 (Ex-Showroom) and the top end variant TVS NTORQ 125 Race Edition is priced at Rs. 63,195 (Ex-Showroom). TVS NTORQ 125 is available in 3 variants and 8 colours.
NTORQ Specifications
The all-new 124.79cc single-cylinder, air-cooled motor delivers 9.4PS of power and 10.5Nm of torque. TVS has equipped the NTorq with an all-new chassis suspended upon telescopic forks at the front and a gas-charged monoshock at the rear. Braking is handled by a 220mm petal disc at the front and a 130mm drum unit at the back.
NTORQ Design and Features
With its sharp overall lines and sporty looks, the TVS NTorq 125 has some resemblance to the Graphite concept that was showcased at the 2016 Auto Expo. TVS designers claim to have drawn inspiration for the NTorq from stealth fighter jets. The bikemaker has packed the scooter with attractive features like LED DRLs, a PSP-like digital console with TVS’ indigenous Smart-X-Connect with Bluetooth phone connection for checking calls and messages. Along with it, the console also displays navigation, last ride report, top speed, a lap timer and a whole lot more that can be accessed via the NTorq app available for Android phones only!
NTORQ Competitors
Aprilia SR 125 : The Aprilia SR 125 manages to balance the trademark Aprilia aggression while being more usable thanks to its new 125cc engine. However, it fails to justify its hefty price tag of Rs 65,210 (ex-showroom Delhi) as it doesn’t offer the suppleness or features that you get with the NTorq.
Honda Grazia : The Grazia comes with Honda's ever-reliable build quality and engine refinement. It also comes with LED headlamps, which are absent on the TVS scooter, and a respectable floorboard space, which is better than the NTorq and the SR. However, it severely lacks behind the NTorq in terms of features, underseat storage and, mostly importantly, the fun factor and supple ride quality to make your everyday riding a blissful experience. It is also Rs Rs 4500 more expensive than the NTorq, which kind of weakens its standpoint further.
Suzuki Access 125 : The Suzuki Access 125 sports a more mature retro design than its competition. However, under the hood, it packs a peppy engine that is fun to ride. It also has decent enough features to satisfy the needs of being a family scooter, and ample amount of floorboard and underseat space. It also offers superior ride quality and comfort in the saddle for both the rider and pillion, making it the ideal family scooter choice.
ZigSays
The TVS NTorq ticks all the boxes when it comes to practicality and excitement. It offers an engaging ride experience, exceptional performance and a host of features never seen on an Indian scooter before. All this at an attractive price point of Rs 58,750 (ex-showroom Delhi). This helps it in undercutting its Honda and Aprilia rivals by a good margin, while almost matching its competition from Suzuki. It certainly gets a thumbs-up from our side.
TVS NTORQ 125 Variants Price List
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NTORQ 125 Drum
124 cc |
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NTORQ 125 Disc
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NTORQ 125 Race Edition
124 cc |
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TVS NTORQ 125 Latest Updates
The TVS NTorq 125 Race Edition has been launched in India at Rs 62,995 (ex-showroom Delhi). Compared to the regular disc brake-equipped model, the new variant is dearer by Rs 3000. The Race Edition comes with new colour schemes with new graphics. But more importantly, it gets an LED headlamp, hazard lamp function, new colour options with graphic schemes.
Apart from these updates, the scooter remains unchanged mechanically. The 124.79cc single-cylinder, 3-valve, air-cooled SOHC engine churns out 9.4PS at 7500rpm and 10.5Nm at 5500rpm. Suspension bits include front telescopic fork and a single shock absorber at the rear. The scooter comes to a halt using a 220mm petal disc up front and a 130mm drum at the rear with CBS as standard. Its primary rival is the Aprilia SR 125 (Rs 74,027, ex-Delhi).
Top Competitors of NTORQ 125
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Honda Activa 5G
Rs. 55,470Compare with NTORQ -
Honda Grazia
Rs. 61,561Compare with NTORQ -
Honda Activa 125
Rs. 61,186Compare with NTORQ -
Honda Dio
Rs. 53,777Compare with NTORQ -
Suzuki Access 125
Rs. 57,909Compare with NTORQ -
TVS Jupiter
Rs. 53,741Compare with NTORQ -
Honda Activa 125 BS6
Rs. 67,490Compare with NTORQ -
Suzuki Burgman Street
Rs. 69,897Compare with NTORQ -
Hero Maestro Edge 125
Rs. 59,000Compare with NTORQ -
Hero Maestro Edge
Rs. 52,130Compare with NTORQ
Editor's View of TVS NTORQ 125
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Upside
Packed with features, Fantastic balance of ride and handling, Powerful motor offers best-in-class performance.
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Downside
No LED headlamps, Cold starts are an issue, Fuel efficiency in city could be better
Must Read Questions & Answers Before Buying NTORQ 125
- No problems so far i rode almost 13000 kilometres paid service very high compare to my hometown banglore they charge from 4th service on wards 2400 : By Mr | 2 months ago
- Yes, like pick up and cold start. But these can solved by on time Servicing, use premium petrol (poWer), on time engine oil change, use Motul engine oil (grade 10W30 JASO MB). : By Sabyasachi | 4 months ago
- One problem that is its light but now it launched the race edition with led head lamp : By Arka | 1 month ago
- Ofcourse it is the best best scooty out there in india today. No other scooty offers this much power, stability, features, comfort and space in this segment. Just go for it blind folded!!!!! : By Anish | 1 year ago
- Its a most searched scooter of 2018 by Google and scooter of the year 2018. No exclusive and premium scooter matches Ntorq in market. Go for it. : By Saurabh | 10 months ago
- Are han bhai ekdam mast hai. Bs khoon peeta hai petrol nahi. : By I | 6 days ago
- It has Bluetooth connectivity, by using this feature you can connect your mobile with Ntorq. And in the instrumental control you can see your incoming calls. You can navigate your routes. Last parking detail and much more : By Aravind | 8 months ago
- NTorq display has Bluetooth connection with NTorq mobile app which helps to show incoming phn calls and messages. : By Ranjan | 6 months ago
- Yess : By Alankar | 2 months ago
- Just press both of the buttons for about 30 seconds. That's what the service centre guys told me. Mine was reset by themselves, by the way. : By Raw | 1 month ago
- Its simple, go to service center to service your scooter. In addition, they will change oil and tension of service reminder icon applying is also gone till next service reminder. : By Saurabh | 11 months ago
- Press all button for 8-10 seconds : By Rohan | 1 month ago
- It is a problem. It does not work at all times. You have to kickstart it, I guess. Could have provided a normal choke and let the person using it decide on whether to use. : By Suren | 1 month ago
- First time it is better to start a scooty or bike by kick. After that you use self start. Ntorq has auto choke, it works very fine. Don't worry. : By Ranjan | 3 weeks ago
- I also noticed this .. but it was no issue, its an inbuilt feature ..i would advice to use kick start if you start it after a few days gap.. or in winters too.. : By Vijay | 8 months ago
- Yes, it is quite stable in bad roads. There are lots of stones, sand, pothole near my house due to construction of new roads and Believe me, NTORQ just slides over them as if I am riding on a highway. : By Anish | 10 months ago
- Yes ntorq is stable on bad roads but if you ride it in proper speed limit as there will be more chances of wheels locking and skidding while braking. : By Abhishek | 10 months ago
- Yes it is not activa or other scooter it's is ntorq tvs : By Alankar | 1 week ago
- Apne Ghorey ke sath Khachchar ko compare kor rahe. Ghorey ke sath Ghorey ki tulna kigiye. Burbak question. : By Ranjan | 3 hours ago
- Worst silly question kyu phuch rh hai : By Alankar | 1 hour ago
- Mai samjha nhi sir aap Ka matlb : By Rehan | 2 months ago
- Riding Ntorq since its launch.Both are good .Ntorq is Performance oriented VehicleAnd Dio is also Great not that much power .But if you drive on Slow speeds then Dio is good bzoz of 110 cc Engine and More mileage than Ntorq.But if you want some Modern macgive than no one can neat nTorq in 125 cc Segment .Colors are your personal choices.... : By Aditya | 2 days ago
- It depends on your preferences such as weight of bike, bluetooth navigation, seating comfort, how many people you will be taking, what distance you will be travelling, and so on. Please do not just blindly buy a bike based on ratings. Even if the bike is good you have to check if it will be good for you. : By Suren | 1 week ago
- Surprisingly both scooters have same genre as a moto scooter that have aggressive and youthful styling with sparkling color options. Headlamp set up in also same attracted to scooter body and same road presence. But if you see rest of specs Ntorq is a winner in terms of Braking, Power, Speed, Features and Premium feel. As if you want mileage and durability of Honda brand than go for Dio. : By Saurabh | 11 months ago
- Yes, it is compulsory. : By Ranjan | 3 days ago
- After 1 year yes : By Rajeesh | 1 month ago
- It is not a major issue. you go to the nearest authorized service center, they will resolve it very quickly. Anyhow rear brake wire connection with the starting system of the scooty maybe disconnected. : By Ranjan | 4 days ago
- Bro its better to consult the service centre before that pressure wash ur scooty throughly might be due to dirt and grime accoumulated : By Rajeesh | 3 weeks ago
- Just check with the service center. I am sure an advanced class in gymnastics is not necessary for this. : By Suren | 1 week ago
- 11 inches : By I | 6 days ago
- 12inch : By JEETENDRA | 1 year ago
- It is easy to operate. : By I | 6 days ago
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TVS NTORQ 125 User Reviews
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Mileage3.5/5
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Performance4.5/5
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Maintenance Cost3.9/5
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Comfort4.3/5
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Features & Styling4.7/5
Preferred For : Daily Commute
49% of users have given a rating of 4.5 and above
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4.2
TVS has made a compact sports scooter compatible for Indian conditions.After covering about 1500 km I can say that the engine is refined, provides a meaty mid range which makes city rides a delight.the suspension set up is balanced between comfort and sportiness and the bigger and wider tyres compliments this.Front disc provides ample bite which when combined with cbs provides an overall precise breaking.Fuel economy can vary according to riding styles. However maintaining an avg economy speeds ( 40 to 55 ) can return around 45 KMPL Now like every other product some things could"ve been improved1 Headlamps are not powerful enough..wouldve been nice to have LEDs2 Plastic quality couldve been improved3 fuel lid controls at the ignition key slot would have been convinient
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5.0
It's just an amazing scooter in the 125cc segment. It has got all you need. A GPS Navigation when your lost. A Caller ID. Good Performance. For me the Bike races from 0-60 in under 7 secs. The Top speed I've been on this is 109km/hr. Even at height speeds the bike is stable without any vibration (if proper time to time service of the vehicle is done). Spares are a bit costly but that's ok as compared to it's performance 😉. The only advice I would give you for this bike is, when you go out for service go only to the authorized service centers cause the bike is complex and maybe new to some mechanics so maybe they can need it up. The fibre parts gets loose at times which are fixed during service at free of cost. Overall I would give 9/10 for this scooter.
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4.2
All are good except the front headlight power, would be helpful if rare shock can be adjusted/Lifted. As parts vibrate/Broken when moved in speed @ eg :1. My petrol tank cracked at top near fuel meter measure & petrol was leaking after i fill full tank.2. air pump at left rear type gets loose every time after i get serviced, due to my heavy riding.3. The pipe gets into forks in the back tyre.would be helpful if we have a direct seat open button near the key/front(Can"t turn back everytime to open. Sometimes back/sides gets caught after having a meal while opening sitting in the seat.
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4.2
N Torq is really one of the best scooter in 125cc segment. I have done 2500 KM and I feel its a worth buy for your everyday use to office. I use it pillion everyday for about 45-50 Km and it never disappoints you. Power is just what you need in city or highway. Sound is best compare to any scooter. Comfortable to sit and ride for long hours also. The connectivity system is good for android user, However, except the call display and few digital indicators nothing much is useful in day t day life. Map/Direction is not effective in real world. However it definitely an added feature.Improvements - Yes, Petrol tank size is too less compare to mileage we get. All in all a full tank gives you 150 Km which is too less as I have to top up my tank every third day. I am getting constant mileage of 35KM/L, hoping it may improve after second service which is due already at 2500KM. Another, draw back is unavailability of Apple Phone"s connectivity. This should be treated immediately as I phone user like me will start avoiding the scooter despite having such good features.
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4.6
Tvs Ntorq 125 Race Edition is India's 1st Bluetooth connected scooter with 3-valve 125cc engine which produce great performance compare with other scooter. Mind blowing Exclusive mobile app which has to connecting the scooter and rider mind. Navigation assist, Caller id monitor, last park location, service assist are the main features of this Scooter. Completely modern technology used in this Scooter for youth generation.
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3.0
3 of 5 tyre low quality milage only40kmpl
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3.4
Milage is poor but the performance is the best of them all
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5.0
It's just an amazing scooter in the 125cc segment. It has got all you need. A GPS Navigation when your lost. A Caller ID. Good Performance. For me the Bike races from 0-60 in under 7 secs. The Top speed I've been on this is 109km/hr. Even at height speeds the bike is stable without any vibration (if proper time to time service of the vehicle is done). Spares are a bit costly but that's ok as compared to it's performance 😉. The only advice I would give you for this bike is, when you go out for service go only to the authorized service centers cause the bike is complex and maybe new to some mechanics so maybe they can need it up. The fibre parts gets loose at times which are fixed during service at free of cost. Overall I would give 9/10 for this scooter.
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4.6
its fun riding this scooter, you Wil not get bore riding it. it has good pickup n comfort, n good mileage too.
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4.2
suspension is quite hard but stables at high speed little heavier for daily handling
TVS NTORQ 125 Expert Reviews
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TVS NTorq 8000km Long Term Wrapup
8220km and countless fun work commutes later, it's time to say goodbye to our favourite long-term scooter
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TVS NTorq: 6500km: Long Term Review
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TVS NTorq - 6000km Long Term Report
Issues like a choppy front brake and slow pick up were resolved as our NTorq returned from its third free service, but some problems still persist
Dec 29, 2018 | By Team ZigWheels
TVS NTORQ 125 Colours
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Racing Red
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Matte Yellow
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Matte White
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Matte Red
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Metallic Red
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Metallic Grey
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Metallic Blue
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Matte Silver
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