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      TVS Sales Breakup July 2025 – Jupiter, Apache, XL, Ntorq, Raider

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      TVS Apache RTR 310 New ModelNew product launches in the company lineup are set to boost sales in the coming months
      Building on its positive momentum, TVS Motor Company recorded strong sales growth in July 2025. Two wheeler domestic sales stood at 3,08,720 units, up by 21.42% from 2,54,250 unit sales of July 2024. The company also ended its MoM performance on a positive note. It was a 9.86% improvement from 2,81,012 units sold in June 2025.
      In addition to robust sales, the two wheeler maker was a leader in the electric 2W segment, a position it has retained for the four consecutive months. There were also a number of new launches last month. TVS introduced the new Apache RTR 310 and Ntorq 125 Super Soldier Edition. TVS Norton V4 was spotted during test runs in UK markets. Earlier this week, there was the new TVS Orbiter, the third electric scooter launched. This e-scooter has been priced at Rs. 99,900.
      TVS Sales Breakup July 2025
      Turning to individual model performance, TVS Jupiter topped sales charts once again with 1,24,876 units sold last month. This was a 67.25% YoY growth from 74,663 units sold in July 2024. MoM sales also ended on a positive note with 15.65% higher sales figures over 1,07,980 unit sales of June 2025. The Jupiter currently commands a 40.45% share in the company portfolio.
      TVS Sales Breakup July 2025 – YoY
      At No. 2 was TVS Apache. Sales improved strongly on a YoY basis by 22.44% to 37,566 units, well over 30,681 unit sales of July 2024. Sales however declined by 9.23% when compared to 41,386 units sold in June 2025. There were also lower sales recorded for the XL moped by 9.51% YoY to 33,991 units while its MoM sales were marginally higher by 1.93% over 33,349 units sold in June 2025.
      Ntorq and Raider sales too dipped by 2.13% and 0.15% YoY to 26,258 units and 24,511 units while Ntorq witnessed a 15.06% growth on a MoM basis. TVS iQube electric scooter showed off strong demand in the past month. Sales improved to 23,029 units from 21,064 units, marking a 9.33% YoY growth. It was even stronger MoM sales which escalated by 61.68% over 14,244 unit sales of June. The new Orbiter, slotted below the iQube in the company’s electric two wheeler lineup is soon to draw in a fair share of attention, particularly with its affordable pricing, attractive colour options and IDC range of 158km.
      TVS Sport, Radeon, Zest
      TVS Sport, Radeon and Zest have each suffered YoY decline in sales though MoM analysis was more positive. Sport sales were down to 10,160 units, a 16.07% YoY de-growth while sales improved by 16.55% on a MoM basis. Radeon sales slipped by 3.88% YoY to 10,102 units while MoM sales were higher by 13.98%. Zest too saw its sales decline by 8.69% YoY but climbed up 3.22% MoM.
      TVS Sales Breakup July 2025 – MoM
      TVS Ronin, 225cc cruiser saw the highest percentage growth in July 2025. Sales were up 209.77% to 5,517 units well over 1,781 unit sales of July 2024. It also showed off strong MoM sales by 28.72% when compared to 4,286 units sold in June 2025. Lower down the sales order but also showing off strong MoM demand was the Star City and Apache 310 of which 2,768 units and 495 units were sold in June 2025. More

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      TVS Ntorq 150 Launch Date Is 4th September – Aerox, Xoom 160 Rival

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      TVS Ntorq 150 TeasedThe sporty 150cc to 160cc scooter segment in India is not exactly over crowded. We currently have three or four contenders in this space and soon, TVS Motor is set to crash this party with Ntorq 150 (name not confirmed). While the test mule sightings and spy shots occurance are zero, TVS is gearing up for a full fledged launch.
      TVS Ntorq 150 Launch Date
      Just after the company launched Orbit electric scooter, TVS Motor has shifted the spotlight on a new ICE scooter. This is not just any other ICE scooter, but the company’s most anticipated and most powerful scooter to date. We’re talking about the soon to launch Ntorq 150 scooter (name not confirmed).
      As confirmed by the company, the most powerful Ntorq scooter is set to launch on September 4th, 2025. This is the first time TVS is venturing into a high displacement scooter segment and is likely to emerge a popular offering owing to already sought-after and celebrated Ntorq brand.
      Not a lot is known about TVS Ntorq 150 and the way it will look. It might take on a maxi-scooter design or a large sporty-format scooter design. The teaser has revealed it’s headlight design which will get a quad-projector LED setup, two for low beam and two for high beam.
      New TVS Scooter Spied
      The headlight setup is likely to be positioned on its apron and not on its handlebar cowl. Falling into the Ntorq brand, design will probably be on the sporty side with a lot of aggression and muscle, attracting young buyers.
      What to expect?
      Powertrain details are completely under the wraps and nothing has been leaked yet. One could speculate that it will displace between 150cc to 160cc and might churn out around 14 bhp to 15 bhp of peak power. Considering the market trends, TVS may go with liquid cooling and extract as much power as they can.
      Hero Xoom 160
      Immediate rivals like Yamaha Aerox 155 and Hero Xoom 160 both feature liquid cooled powertrain, while Aprilia continues with an air-cooled setup, but has a higher 175cc displacement. Common between sll three of these sporty scooters is 14-inch alloy wheel platform, something which we hope TVS also implements.
      Yamaha Aerox 155
      Where features are concerned, soon to launch TVS Ntorq 150 might pack a TFT instrument cluster with a host of Bluetooth enabled connected features along with navigation, LED lighting all around, disc brakes at both ends, a large under-seat storage enabled by a central spine housing the fuel tank and more.
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      TVS Orbiter vs Rivals Compared – Vida, Kinetic, Activa e, Rizta, Chetak

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      TVS Orbiter EVTVS has been a long standing champion in the family format electric scooter with iQube and its three trim levels. However, there has been a lot of activity in this segment and TVS needed something to hold its position in this segment and further increase market share. That’s where TVS Orbiter comes into action.
      Orbiter is still a family format scooter aiming to offer all the practicality in the world, but it manages to establish a unique identity of its own, without being overshadowed by iQube. Spec-to-spec, TVS Orbiter is positioned below iQube in the company’s lineup. We compared it with similar family format scooters to see how Orbiter fares against competition on paper.
      TVS Orbiter vs Rivals Compared – Features
      Like Orbiter is to iQube, we compiled a comparison post of affordable electric scooters including Vida VX2, Honda QC1, Ather Rizta and Chetak 3001, while Kinetic has just popped up. One thing we loved about TVS Orbiter is that there are no hidden ‘Pack’ that usually embodies all the advertised features and gizmos.
      TVS Orbiter vs Rivals – Features
      There are no variants too and all advertised features are offered as standard. Because not all OEMs follow a common practice showing prices on their websites, it is all over the place and we will let the table do the talking. Only the Orbiter, QC1 and Chetak 3001 come with drum brakes at both ends, while others offer at least front disc brake.
      Other than QC1 with 12” front and 10” rear wheel size, this segment offers 12” alloy wheels at both ends. TVS Orbiter stands out in this segment with 14” front and 12” rear combination giving it a commanding road presence. Orbiter’s underseat storage is par for this segment at 34L, while Kinetic DX offers the largest 37L boot and QC1, the smallest at 26L.
      All vehicles here offer LED headlights, tail lights and DRLs, while QC1 lacks DRLs. A touchscreen instrument cluster is not a thing in this segment, but Vida and Rizta offer TFT clusters, depending on variants. Orbiter gets a LCD cluster, but it is rich on informatics and features like Bluetooth and navigation along with a host of connected tech enabled by SmartXonnect app. QC1’s cluster is the least appealing here with no real features to boast.
      Only Vida VX2 offers a pillion backrest, while only the Kinetic DX offers keyless go, a speaker and a concealed charger. Cruise control is only seen with TVS Orbiter and Kinetic DX.
      TVS Orbiter vs Rivals – Specs
      Specs & Dimensions
      TVS Orbiter comes equipped with a 3.1 kWh battery pack which promises a range of 158 km on a single charge. Which is impressive considering Rizta promises 159 km range from a 3.7 kWh battery pack. Other than that, Honda QC1 has by far the least range of just 80 km from its smallest (in this comparo) 1.5 kWh battery pack. VX2 promises up to 142 km and Chetak 3001 up to 127 km.
      On paper, Vida VX2 has the highest power at 6 kW, followed by 4.8 kW from Kinetic DX, 4.3 kW of Rizta and then comes 2.5 kW of Orbiter’s hub mounted motor. Even where top speed is concerned, Orbiter can go till 68 km/h, while DX can touch 90 km/h and Vida and Ather offering 80 km/h top speed. Chetak 3001 has 63 km/h and Honda QC1 just 50 km/h.
      TVS Orbiter vs Rivals – Dimensions
      Because of its larger 14-inch front wheel, TVS Orbiter has the highest ground clearance in this comparison (out of the ones disclosed) at 169 mm. Where weight is concerned, TVS Orbiter weighs 112 kg, while VX2 can go as low as 106 kg. Except for Kinetic DX’s 704 mm seat height, Orbiter’s 763 mm seat height is lower than other rivals. More

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      TVS Orbiter EV Launch Price Rs 1 Lakh – 158km Range, 14” Wheel

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      TVS Orbiter EV LaunchAfter a massive success from iQube electric scooter lineup, TVS Motor is set to keep the winning streak going with the launch of Orbiter. Orbiter has been fueled by the success of 6 lakh EV buyers in the country. This is a new EV designed for new-age urbanites to meet the hustle and bustle of urban commuters.
      TVS Orbiter EV Colours
      TVS Orbiter is the company’s latest EV that aims to create a sporty electric scooter space. It incorporates a minimalist yet striking design language with clean lines. There are interesting colours, materials and other premium elements to lend a modern yet surprisingly delightful product with modern design, sustainability and advanced technology.
      TVS Orbiter EV Launch Price
      TVS Orbiter EV Launch
      Pricing wise, TVS Orbiter starts from Rs 99,999 (Ex-sh, Bengaluru, with subsidy). There are two colour schemes and six options to choose from – Neon Sunburst, Stratos Blue, Lunar Grey, Stellar Silver, Cosmic Titanium, and Martian Copper. Where design and functionality are concerned, TVS Orbiter has a lot going for it. Some of the most notable design elements elements include:
      TVS Orbiter EV Design
      – A functional windscreen– Wide handlebar– Long and flat seat– Straight line foot board– Full LED headlight design– Sleek LED tail light bar– Sleek LED turn indicators– USB port– Easy access box
      TVS Orbiter EV Wheels
      TVS Orbiter promises a feature-loaded experience to buyers. Some of the most notable features and creature comforts of TVS Orbiter include:
      TVS Orbiter EV Boot
      – Cruise control– Automated hill hold assist– Reverse mode– Connected tech– Coloured cluster with Bluetooth– Call and SMS notifications– Turn by turn navigation– TVS Smart Xonnect app support– Theft detection– Geofencing– Live location– Fall detection– Tow detection– OTA Upates
      TVS Orbiter EV Cluster
      Powertrains & Specs
      While the company didn’t go into details about the powertrains, there seems to be a hub motor at rear wheel similar to iQube. Battery details are revealed too and Orbiter electric scooter gets a 3.1 kWh battery. Some of the most notable specs and numbers of TVS Orbiter include:
      TVS Orbiter EV Cruise Control
      – 3.1 kWh battery– IDC range of 158 km– 165 mm ground clearance– 34L boot enough for two helmets– 14-inch front alloy wheel– 12-inch rear alloy wheel– Low rolling resistance tyres– Aerodynamic design– Efficient and refined powertrain– Tough and IP67 rated electrical components
      TVS Orbiter EV Hill Hold
      Statement from TVS Motor
      Speaking at the launch of TVS Orbiter, Mr. Gaurav Gupta, President, India 2W Business, TVS Motor Company said, “At TVS Motor, we are driven by unwavering focus on technology and customer-centric innovation. Leveraging our engineering expertise and advanced capabilities, we are building products that set global benchmarks in quality, performance, and safety.
      With TVS Orbiter, we are expanding our EV ecosystem and accelerating the adoption of electric mobility in India. We remain committed to strengthening our global presence, and offering solutions that contribute to a cleaner, sustainable, and smarter future.” More

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      TVS Raider Deadpool and Wolverine Editions Launched

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      TVS Raider Deadpool Edition
      TVS Motor Company has expanded its Raider Super Squad Edition portfolio in India with the launch of two striking new variants inspired by Marvel icons — Deadpool and Wolverine. The move builds on TVS’ unique positioning of the Raider as a Gen Z-focused motorcycle that blends style, performance, and technology in the competitive 125cc segment.
      Bold New Designs with Marvel Flair
      The new Raider Super Squad Editions (SSE) carry dynamic decals and graphics inspired by the larger-than-life Marvel characters. These additions follow the earlier Iron Man and Black Panther-inspired Raider editions introduced in 2023, making Raider the first motorcycle in India to roll out Marvel-themed variants. TVS says these designs are tailored for young riders who want their motorcycles to reflect both individuality and attitude.
      TVS Raider Wolverine Edition
      Under the skin, the TVS Raider SSE continues with the tried-and-tested 124.8cc, 3-valve engine producing best-in-class torque of 11.75 Nm @ 6,000 RPM, offering a balance of performance and efficiency. The bike is now equipped with iGO Assist with Boost Mode, which provides a burst of acceleration, and GTT (Glide Through Technology) that enhances low-speed rideability and fuel efficiency.
      The Raider SSE comes with a fully connected reverse LCD cluster offering over 85 features, aimed at keeping tech-savvy riders engaged. Features include ride data analytics, navigation assistance, call/SMS alerts, and more — ensuring that functionality complements the sporty character.
      Strengthening the Marvel Partnership
      By introducing Deadpool and Wolverine into the line-up, TVS continues to deepen its collaboration with Marvel. The company says these editions are crafted to appeal to Gen Z, who resonate strongly with pop culture icons and demand products that are as stylish as they are functional.
      The new TVS Raider Super Squad Edition has been priced at Rs 99,465 (Ex-showroom, Delhi) and will be available at TVS Motor Company dealerships across India starting this month. With these additions, the TVS Raider Super Squad Edition continues to position itself as a fun, stylish, and tech-rich motorcycle, catering to young buyers looking for more than just a commuter — a machine that reflects their personality and lifestyle. More

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      New TVS Electric Scooter Launch on 28th Aug – Orbiter Could Be the Name

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      New TVS Electric Scooter
      TVS Motor is gearing up to launch an all-new electric scooter in India on 28th August 2025. Ahead of the official debut, the company has released a teaser with the caption “Get ready for an electrifying ride”, confirming that the upcoming model will indeed be an EV.
      New TVS Electric Scooter
      Recently, leaked design sketches from Indonesia had given a glimpse of what could be TVS’s next electric scooter. The design language shows a sporty and futuristic stance with sharp LED lighting elements. At the front, it gets sleek horizontal LED DRLs along with LED turn indicators, while the main headlamp unit is positioned on the handlebar cowl. A tall windscreen adds to its touring-oriented styling.
      New TVS Electric Scooter
      The scooter features slim body panels with a prominent design element running from the apron through the floorboard, possibly housing the battery pack. At the rear, it sports a split grab rail, LED tail lamps, and a tidy tail section. Other notable design highlights include a small glovebox with charging port, dual rear shock absorbers, and wheels that appear to be 14-inch at the front and 12-inch at the rear.
      Speculation also suggests that the scooter could be powered by a mid-mounted motor, offering better balance and performance compared to hub-mounted setups. With TVS already offering the iQube, this new model is expected to be positioned lower in the lineup, targeting customers looking for a more affordable EV option.
      New TVS Electric Scooter – Orbiter
      Adding weight to the speculation, TVS has trademarked a new name – “Orbiter” – which could likely be the official name of this upcoming scooter. If true, the Orbiter will join TVS’s expanding electric mobility portfolio and strengthen its position in India’s fast-growing EV two-wheeler segment.
      With the teaser now live, all eyes are set on 28th August, when TVS will reveal full details of its latest electric scooter, including specifications, range, features, and pricing. More

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      New Hero Glamour X vs TVS Raider – Features, Specs, Prices Compared

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      New Hero Glamour X vs TVS RaiderWith multiple segment-first features, the new Hero Glamour X is well-positioned to capture a larger share of the 125-cc motorcycle market
      While Hero MotoCorp holds a dominant position in the 100cc motorcycle segment, it has yet to achieve similar success in the 125cc category. Things could change with the all-new Glamour X, positioned as India’s most futuristic 125cc motorcycle. Let’s compare the new Hero Glamour X vs. primary rival TVS Raider to understand how they stack up in terms of features, performance and value.
      Segment-first features, tech kit
      New Hero Glamour X is India’s first 125cc motorcycle to get cruise control. This is generally seen with premium bikes, but Hero has now set a new standard in the 125cc segment. New Glamour X also comes with 1st-in-segment ride modes of Eco, Road and Power. Another segment-first feature is the panic brake alert, which activates the winker when the user brakes hard. This improves safety, as other road users get a clear message.
      New Hero Glamour X vs TVS Raider
      New Glamour X is equipped with AERA (Advanced Electronic Ride Assist) with ride-by-wire technology. Another key USP is a 4.2-inch multi-colour fully digital LCD instrument cluster with 60+ functions. It includes Bluetooth connectivity, turn-by-turn navigation, adaptive brightness, fuel efficiency and range to empty. Also, call/SMS alerts, gear indicator and advisory, ride mode selection and cruise control indicator. A Type-C USB charging port has also been provided.
      In comparison, rival TVS Raider 125 is available with either a reverse LCD display with 85+ features or a TFT console with 99 features. This is based on the variant. Some of the key features include navigation, call management, voice assist, sports updates, weather updates, low fuel alert and on-console notifications. A USB charging port is available and safety is enhanced with a side stand engine cut-off function.
      New Hero Glamour X vs TVS Raider
      TVS Raider 125 also has riding modes of Eco, Power and Boost. While Glamour X has an all-LED setup, TVS Raider has LED headlamp and tail lamp. Both bikes have kick start in addition to the self-start switch. The kickstart was recently introduced with TVS Raider with the 2025 model and is available with only the base variants.
      Performance, specs, pricing
      New Hero Glamour X gets power from a 124.7 cc air cooled engine that generates 11.55 PS and 10.4 Nm of torque. In comparison, TVS Raider 125 has a 124.8 cc air & oil cooled engine that generates 11.38 PS and 11.75 Nm of torque. Both bikes have a 5-speed transmission.
      Glamour X has 18-inch wheels, as compared to 17-inch units on TVS Raider. Tyre sizes are 80/100 and 100/80 and 80/100 and 100/90, respectively. While telescopic front forks are common for both bikes, the rear suspension is dual rear shock absorbers with Glamour X and a gas-charged monoshock unit with TVS Raider. Drum and disc brake variants are available with both bikes.
      New Hero Glamour X is available at a starting price of Rs 89,999 (Drum brake variant). The Glamour X Disc brake variant starts at Rs 99,999. In comparison, TVS Raider 125 base variant with drum brake is available at a starting price of Rs 87,375. The top-spec SX variant is priced at Rs 1,02,665. More

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      TVS Ntorq 150 Teased Ahead Of Sep 1st Unveil – New Design, Features?

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      TVS Ntorq 150 TeasedTVS Motor is credited with the creation of a sporty scooter segment in India within 125cc displacement category. The company did this with Ntorq 125 which held its crown in this sporty 125cc scooter segment for around 7 years. Now, TVS is upping the game with a new Ntorq 150 (name not confirmed), which has been teased for the first time ahead of official unveil.
      TVS Ntorq 150 Teased
      Ntorq 125 was launched way back in 2018 and has ruled the sporty 125cc space for a long time. There has been multiple updates to this scooter in terms of facelifts with improved features list and other paraphernalia. TVS even infused some fun into the mix as it launched Super Squad Editions in collaboration with Marvel.
      Now, TVS is upping the game in sporty scooter segment with the launch of a larger Ntorq, which is teased for the first time. In true TVS fashion, not a lot is known about this upcoming scooter, which will be unveiled on September 1st 2025. Word on the streets is that TVS will launch a 150cc Ntorq to rival Yamaha’s Aerox 155, Aprilia SR175 and soon to launch Hero Xoom 160.
      Where design is concerned, soon to launch TVS Ntorq 150 is still under the wraps. Only headlight design is revealed in TVS’ latest teaser. Speaking of, there seems to be a quad-projector LED headlight setup on this scooter. Two, for low beam and two for high beam, we suppose.
      New TVS Scooter Spied – Is this Ntorq 150?
      What to expect?
      These headlights are likely to be fixed on front apron, rather than on its handlebar. Where components are concerned, Ntorq 150 could be based on 14-inch alloy wheels at both ends, first TVS scooter to do so. This has become a trend in the recent times as Aerox 155, SR 175, SR 125 and even Xoom 125 offer 14-inch wheels.
      Larger wheels help in plusher and sorted ride dynamics along with a certain level of rough-road ability which smaller wheels cannot achieve. One can even hope for rear disc brake, which has become common in performance electric scooters. We can also expect the same 5-inch TFT instrument screen seen with Raider 125.

      Rumour mill suggests TVS Ntorq 150 will pack around 150cc of displacement with performance metrics of around 12 bhp of peak power and 13 Nm of peak torque, mated to a CVT gearbox. Tag line for this upcoming scooter is ‘Feel The Thrill For Never Before’, suggesting a thrilling performance. Even the exhaust note in this teaser has a bassy tone to it. TVS will unveil it on September 1st and deliveries are likely to commence after some time.
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