The popular TVS scooter and motorcycle models witness an upward revision in price by upto Rs 1250 in the Indian market
TVS Motor Company has silently hiked the prices of few of its scooters and motorcycles in the Indian market. Though the price hike is not substantial and in all likelihood, it will not affect the buying decision. While the Raider 125 and Jupiter 110 line-up sees a modest increase in price by up to Rs 1250, the Ntorq 125 witnesses an uniform upward revision of Rs 350 across the entire variant range. Earlier, the prices of popular company models such as XL 100, Star City Plus and Radeon were increased as well.
Starting with TVS Raider 125 price in India, the bike has now become more expensive in the range of Rs 725-1250, depending upon the trim. The entry-level drum variant gets the maximum hike of Rs 1250 while the SXC Dual Disc grade sees the least surge of Rs 725 in the Indian market. The Raider 125 is available in a total of six variants in price bracket of Rs 82,000-97,050 (ex-showroom).
It is powered by a 124.8cc single-cylinder air-cooled petrol engine which generates max power of 11.2 bhp and peak torque of 11.2 Nm. The engine is paired to 5-speed gearbox. Some of the notable features onboard the bike are all-LED lighting, 5-inch digital instrument panel with TFT display, ride modes, Idle Stop-Start system, and Bluetooth connectivity with Voice Assist function.
Talking about TVS Jupiter 110 price in India, all the variants have become costlier in the range of Rs 750-1250. The scooter is available in a total of five variants namely Drum, Drum Alloy, Drum SXC, DisSXC, and Special Edition. The revised pricing falls in the bracket of Rs 73,400-86,900 (ex-showroom). The scooter is equipped with a 113.3cc single-cylinder air-cooled engine which makes top power of 7.91 bhp and highest torque of 9.80 Nm.
Last but not the least, TVS Ntorq 125 price in India has seen a modest hike of Rs 350 across the entire line-up. Available in a total of five variants namely Disc, Race Edition, Super Squad Edition, Race XP and XT, it is now priced between Rs 81,250-1,00,150 (ex-showroom). With the latest revision, the Ntorq 125 price has touched the Rs 1 lakh mark for the first time.
A few days back, TVX XL 100 prices were also revised uniformly by Rs 400 across the entire variant range. Offered in five grades namely Heavy Duty, Heavy Duty i-Touchstart, Comfort i-Touchstart, Heavy Duty i-Touchstart Win Edition and Heavy Duty Alloy, it now comes in price domain of Rs 44,550-60,450 (ex-showroom). Similarly, the Star City Plus and Radeon prices were hiked by Rs 300 across the whole variant line-up.
