I have a difficulty now to choose between Ntorq 125 cc and Jupiter. My main concern is the mileage. The details you have put online is no way matching with reality. People in my office confirm that for the first 1000 kms the mileage for Ntorq is only 30 kms/ltr.

Q. I have a difficulty now to choose between Ntorq 125 cc and Jupiter. My main concern is the mileage. The details you have put online is no way matching with reality. People in my office confirm that for the first 1000 kms the mileage for Ntorq is only 30 kms/ltr.

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Hitesh | 4 years ago

No , if he/she accelerate hard than mileage reduces is a common But I think ntorq 125 is a best sport scooter in 125 segment having 55 new features in their fully digital ...read more

Abhishek | 4 years ago

See mileage totally depends upon your riding style, quality of fuel that you use, how well you maintain your vehicle, tyre pressure. Believe me if you want mileage go for ...read more

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ARAI Claimed	User Reported This is the mileage given by maximum number of NTORQ 125 owners
56.23 kmpl	40 kmpl

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