The TVS NTORQ 125 remains a heavyweight champion in the sporty scooter
It’s built for riders who want more than just a "grocery getter"—it’s punchy, feature-rich, and looks like it belongs on a stealth fighter runway.
Key Variants & PricingThe NTORQ lineup is segmented to cater to different budgets and "tech-hunger" levels.
Disc Variant: The entry point. Solid performance with the signature digital console.
Race Edition: Adds a signature LED headlamp and aggressive chequered-flag graphics.
Super Squad Edition: For the fans. Features liveries inspired by Marvel’s Avengers (Iron Man, Black Panther, Thor, etc.).
Race XP: The "Performance" choice. It’s the only variant with Ride Modes (Street & Race) and a slightly higher power output.XT: The "Tech" choice.
Features a split-screen TFT display, voice assist, and social media notifications.
Exhaust Note: It has a deep, throaty growl that stands out from the "whiny" sound of most CVT scooters.
Stability: With 12-inch chunky tubeless tires and a stiff suspension, it feels incredibly planted at high speeds.
The ConsMileage: If you have a heavy right hand (which is easy with this engine), the fuel efficiency can drop into the 30s.
Ride Quality: The suspension is tuned for handling, meaning you'll feel those sharp potholes more than you would on a TVS Jupiter.