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2024 TVS Ntorq 125TVS Motor Company Introduces Exciting New Colour Options for TVS NTORQ LineupTVS has launched new colour variants for the Ntorq 125 and the Race XP series. This move aims to cater to diverse consumer preferences, combining style with performance. The new colours are – Turquoise, Harlequin Blue, and Nardo Grey. These additions reflect the growing trend towards minimalist and modern designs.2024 TVS Ntorq Updated – New ColoursMeanwhile, the TVS NTORQ Race XP, aimed at thrill-seekers, introduces a matte black special edition, featuring a mix of matte and glossy piano black textures, enhancing its edgy appeal. Complementing the stylish new colours, the TVS NTORQ 125 boasts a robust 124.8 cc, three-valve engine, delivering 9.5 PS at 7,000 RPM and 10.6 Nm of torque at 5,500 RPM. The scooter is equipped with several practical enhancements, including Bluetooth connectivity, a fully digital display, dual ride modes, and a signature LED headlamp, ensuring an exceptional riding experience.2024 TVS Ntorq 125 – Black EditionThe TVS NTORQ Race XP edition, built for ultimate adventure, is powered by a 124.8 cc three-valve engine that produces an impressive 10.2 PS at 7,000 RPM and 10.9 Nm of torque at 5,500 RPM, making it the most powerful scooter in its class. The scooters feature an Automatic Centrifugal Clutch, enabling smooth and effortless acceleration, with the NTORQ 125 achieving a 0-60 km/h sprint in just 8.9 seconds.2024 TVS Ntorq Key HighlightsPricing and SpecsThe new variants of the TVS NTORQ 125 and TVS NTORQ Race XP are now available at authorized TVS Motor Company dealerships across India, starting at Rs 86,871 (Ex-showroom Delhi) for the NTORQ 125 and Rs 97,501 (Ex-showroom Delhi) for the Race XP.2024 TVS Ntorq 125In terms of dimensions, both models measure 1861 mm in length, 710 mm in width, and 1164 mm in height, with a wheelbase of 1285 mm and a ground clearance of 155 mm, providing stability and comfort on various terrains. Ntorq has a kerb weight of 111 kg, making them easy to handle and manoeuvre.2024 TVS Ntorq 125For suspension, the front features Telescopic Suspension with Hydraulic Dampers, while the rear is equipped with a Coil Spring with Hydraulic Dampers, ensuring a smooth ride even on rough roads. The scooters ride on tubeless tires, with a 100/80-12 tire at the front and a 110/80-12 tire at the rear, providing excellent grip and stability.Braking is managed by a 220 mm front disc with Synchronized Braking Technology (SBT) or a 130 mm drum with SBT, along with a 130 mm rear drum brake, offering reliable and efficient stopping power. The fuel tank capacity is 5.8 liters, allowing for extended rides without frequent refuelling.2024 TVS Ntorq 125Mr. Aniruddha Haldar, Senior Vice President, Marketing – Scooters, Commuter Motorcycles & Corporate Brand, TVS Motor Company, said, “At TVS Motor, it is our endeavour to provide a platform for self-expression to our customers. The TVS NTORQ 125 and TVS NTORQ Race XP exemplify our commitment to this vision. The new striking colour variants showcase a modern approach to scooter design, seamlessly combining excitement with self-expression.” More

All-Black TVS Ntorq Race XP TeasedWhen launched, All-Black TVS Ntorq Race XP will rival sporty scooters like Honda Dio 125, Suzuki Avenis 125 and Yamaha Ray ZR 125If there is one colour which is universally accepted to have a lot of appeal, it has to be Black. In cars, scooters and motorcycles, Black is often a sought after colour, even in a hot country like India. TVS has been launching Black Editions of their products to boost sales and something similar is cooking for Ntorq 125 as well.TVS Ntorq Black Edition TeasedWhile it is not exactly confirmed that it will be called ‘Black Edition’. TVS Motor’s website calls it as “New Ntorq Race XP”. Company’s official teaser on social media handles hints at an all black vehicle that will exude a lot of attitude. As seen in the teaser, there are not likely to be as many stickers and decals on this particular model too.TVS’ teaser starts by mentioning “We’ve heard you”. This suggests that the upcoming colourway has been constantly asked for at showrooms and TVS collected this feedback from their dealer partners. It goes on to say “Prepare to be spellbound while darkness takes over you”.The company has also announced that bookings for this upcoming colourway has been commenced. It should cost a couple of thousands extra over what the Ex-sh price of TVS Ntorq currently costs. Which is between Rs 89,641 and Rs 1,05,841 (Ex-sh, Delhi).All-Black TVS Ntorq Race XP TeasedGoing by TVS’ recent Black Edition with regard to Apache RTR 160 2V and Apache RTR 160 4V, there is a high probability of TVS Ntorq Black Edition. We might get an all-black murdered look with black decals and stickering for that stealth look. Wheels and other elements are also likely to be black.Currently, TVS sells Race Edition and Super Squad Editions of Ntorq along with trim levels like Disc, Race XP and the top-spec XT. Depending on the trim level, TVS Ntorq offers a comprehensive suite of connectivity with its proprietary SmartXonnect app.Performance and PriceWhere performance is concerned, All-Black TVS Ntorq Race XP is likely to bear the same performance boost as standard Race XP. This means it will come equipped with the same 124.8cc single-cylinder 3V oil-cooled engine with 10.2 PS of peak power and 10.9 Nm of peak torque. There will be two riding modes too – Street and Race.TVS Ntorq Race XPCurrently, TVS Ntorq Race XP is priced at Rs 97,491 (Ex-sh, Delhi) and the new all-black version might cost a couple of thousand rupees more. Componentry like RSU telescopic front forks, 12-inch alloy wheels at both ends, front disc brake will remain similar to standard Race XP. As it is not the top-spec XT trim, it will miss out on the more advanced instrument cluster.Also read – TVS new scooter teased More

TVS Apache 200TVS July 2024 Sales – 1,39,995 Scooters SoldTVS Motor Company’s sales report for July 2024 reflects growth across various vehicle categories. Motorcycle sales reached 161,074 units in July 2024, marking a 4.63 percent increase from 153,942 units in July 2023. This growth is part of the company’s steady performance. Within TVS, motorcycle sales capture 47.42 percent share for July 2024.Scooter sales demonstrated a significant year-over-year growth of 14.81 percent, with 139,995 units sold in July 2024 compared to 121,941 units in July 2023. This segment contributed to 41.21 percent of total TVS sales for the month, indicating strong consumer demand and market penetration. E-scooter sales surged by 61.15 percent, with 21,442 units sold in July 2024, up from 13,306 units in July 2023. e-scooters contributed to 6.31 percent sales in July 2024, reflecting the growing popularity of electric vehicles.TVS July 2024 Sales – YoY ComparisonElectric Scooters Gain PopularityMoped sales in July 2024 were 38,607 units, a 5.99 percent increase from 36,424 units in July 2023. Despite a slight decline from June 2024, when 40,481 units were sold, mopeds contributed to 11.37 percent of TVS’ total sales in July 2024.Domestic sales of two-wheelers in July 2024 reached 254,250 units at 8.09 percent increase from 235,230 units in July 2023. However, there was a slight month-over-month decline of 0.58 percent from June 2024, when 255,734 units were sold. This segment accounts for 74.85 percent of total TVS domestic sales for July 2024. In the export market, two-wheeler sales in July 2024 were 85,426 units, marking 10.83 percent growth from 77,077 units in July 2023. Exports accounted for 25.15 percent of total TVS 2W sales, showing a substantial increase in international demand.TVS July 2024 Sales – MoM ComparisonDomestic Two-Wheeler Sales Growth in July 2024 – 8.09 percentTotal sales of two-wheelers for July 2024 reached 339,676 units, an 8.76 percent increase from 312,307 units in July 2023. This comprehensive figure includes both domestic and export sales, reflecting the company’s overall market performance.Three-wheeler domestic sales in July 2024 were 2,301 units, a significant 50.00 percent increase from 1,534 units in July 2023. Exports of three-wheelers in July 2024 were relatively stable with 12,163 units sold, showing a slight year-over-year increase of 0.22 percent from 12,136 units in July 2023.TVS Reports 8.64% Growth in Combined Sales for July 2024Total sales of three-wheelers in July 2024 were 14,464 units at 5.81 percent increase from 13,670 units in July 2023. This total encompasses both domestic and export sales, reflecting overall growth in the three-wheeler segment.Combined sales of two-wheelers and three-wheelers for July 2024 were 354,140 units, an 8.64 percent increase from 325,977 units in July 2023. This figure highlights the company’s comprehensive market reach across different vehicle categories. And reflects a balanced mix of domestic and export sales. More

New TVS Scooter TeasedWith the new upcoming vehicle, TVS Motor will further expand its market share in India’s scooter segment, which should launch soonTVS Motor, one of India’s leading 2W and 3W vehicle manufacturers, has announced the launch of a new product. Company’s invite didn’t reveal a lot of information about this new product. However, it looks like a scooter launch. Thus spawning speculations of it being Jupiter facelift. Let’s take a look.New TVS Scooter TeasedIf there is one 2W manufacturer in India who can develop a new product under the radar, it has to be TVS Motor. Not that test mules by TVS never get papped. They do. However, there have been a few products from TVS that went completely under the radar without any hints whatsoever. TVS Raider 125 is a stark example.We haven’t been able to get our hands on any spy shots of a new TVS scooter as of yet. But the product seems to have been developed and ready to launch sometime shortly. The invite doesn’t say a lot. Leaving us enthusiasts, second-guessing about what the next vehicle from TVS might be.What could it be?To understand what this product might be, we have to realise what TVS currently lacks in its portfolio. For starters, TVS currently lacks a sporty 110cc scooter. Say, a 110cc Ntorq (or Ntorq equivalent). This vehicle will take on the likes of 110cc Honda Dio.2024 TVS iQube RangeBut even without a 110cc option, Ntorq 125 is close to Dio in terms of sales. For context, TVS sold close to 28K Ntorq 125 scooters in June 2024, while Honda sold close to 33K Dio (110cc and 125cc combined) in the same period.Another possibility could be a sportier electric scooter. For the entirety of its electric mobility journey, TVS has sold iQube electric scooter, which is a family-oriented scooter. And then, TVS X was launched, which is a sporty offering.That said, owing to its high price tag, TVS X has not made the same impact as Ather 450 range has made among thrill seekers and enthusiasts. That may be one of the areas that TVS is looking to further expand its electric scooter portfolio and better impact the lucrative Indian electric mobility space.TVS XIs it a Jupiter facelift?Another possibility is a facelifted version of TVS Jupiter ICE family scooter. Jupiter has emerged as TVS’ best-selling product across all genres. A facelift for this winning formula is long overdue and might further expand TVS’ market share in the scooter segment.Jupiter is currently offered in both 110cc and 125cc powertrain options. If there is a Jupiter facelift, that will continue to be offered with both 110cc and 125cc options. We can expect the same TFT screen on this scooter as Raider 125, TVS’ proprietary SmartXonnect connectivity with navigation, LED lighting all around and other elements.TVS Jupiter 125 SmartXonnect Variant launchedAlso read – TVS Jupiter CNG testing commenced More

TVS Ronin ParakramThe primary rival for TVS Ronin is Royal Enfield Hunter 350 and offers more premium equipment and attractive design elementsIt has been as many as 25 years since the ferocious Kargil war of 1999 between India and Pakistan. Brave soldiers of the Indian Armed Forces fought valiantly to defeat Pakistan. Since then, July 26 has been celebrated as Kargil Vijay Diwas. TVS Motor has unveiled a special custom motorcycle based on Ronin to commemorate this.TVS Ronin Parakram UnveiledCalled TVS Ronin Parakram, this is a custom Kargil Edition motorcycle that pays homage to the Bravehearts of Indian Armed Forces who won the 1999 Kargil war. The motorcycle tries to embody the immense courage and valour of India’s finest warriors to bag the crucial and celebrated 1999 Kargil victory over Pakistan.TVS Ronin ParakramThis custom-built Kargil Edition motorcycle was built by East India Motorcycle Revolution Customs. Called TVS Ronin Parakram, it features a bold and rugged avatar with a unique paint job and incredible attention to detail. TVS has unveiled the Kargil Edition with immense pride to commemorate the silver jubilee of Kargil Vijay Diwas.This is an extensive custom job with meticulously crafted new elements from East India Motorcycle Revolution Customs. That said, the overall design still stays true to TVS Ronin and all these custom elements further accentuate Ronin’s appearance. The main highlights are images of Kargil War seen on knee recess and side cover.TVS Ronin Kargil Edition ImagesThe new design elements on TVS Ronin Kargil Edition include a custom dual-tone paint job consisting of Olive Green and a silver shade which should mimic the look of armoured steel. Top of the fuel tank is silver, while knee recess and side body panels are painted in Olive Green. There is a Kargil Vijay Diwas logo on fuel tank too.Custom fly screen in silver shade lends a vintage look and so does the suede leather on handlebar grips and seat. Speaking of seat, it is a single-piece custom unit. The subframe has been trimmed to accommodate this seat and there is a luggage carrier at the back, made of stainless steel.TVS Ronin Kargil Edition Illuminated Side CoverRadical design to signify the radical victory!Other notable design elements include a circular lamp on left side cover with 99 written on it. This lettering also lights up with a yellow hue. There are bullet-inspired (not Royal Enfield Bullet 350) LED turn indicators that are made of machined brass. Cherry on top has to be the Tricolour decal on fuel tank that extends to the headlight unit.There is a functional new element on TVS Ronin Parakram as well. Which is the off-road knobby tyres to give that necessary muscle and go-anywhere capabilities. Other than these, TVS Ronin Kargil Edition doesn’t get any other changes and continues with the same 225.9cc single-cylinder oil-cooled engine with 20.1 bhp and 19.93 Nm, mated to a 5-speed gearbox.Also read – TVS Jupiter CNG testing starts More