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TVS NTORQ 2025
Rs 770K - 850K
Engine Capacity
125cc
Power
9ps
Torque
11Nm
Transmission
Continuously Variable Transmission
MILEAGE-ARAI
45 kmpl
Body Style
Maxi Scooter
Overview
The TVS NTORQ 2025 is aimed at riders who want a sporty 125cc scooter instead of a normal family scooty. The TVS NTORQ 2025 targets younger riders who want sharp looks, strong pickup and Bluetooth features, not just mileage. In Sri Lanka it sits above basic 110cc scooters and competes with other feature-rich 125cc scooters in the same price band. This review blends local rider feedback and regional user experiences to check how well it suits Colombo, suburban and occasional outstation use.
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Pros
Real riders report 38–45 Km/l in mixed Colombo and suburban use, decent for a powerful 125cc scooter.Owners say the 155 mm ground clearance clears most Colombo and outstation speed bumps without scraping. Seat height around 770 mm suits riders from about 5'2" upwards and is easy to manage in traffic. 5.0 litre tank (Sri Lanka spec) with real mileage gives roughly 180–220 km per fill, depending on traffic and riding styleOwner reports and TVS service estimates suggest annual service plus basic wear-items come to around Rs. 15,000–20,000 for typical users. 
Cons
Compared to simple 110cc scooters, on-road cost near 8–8.6 lakhs feels high for budget buyers. Real-world mileage around 40 Km/l is noticeably lower than ultra-frugal 110cc models that do 50+ Km/l. The 5.0 litre tank means more frequent fuel stops if you ride long daily distances like 40–60 km.Driver Insights
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The TVS NTORQ is popular among younger Sri Lankan riders who want a scooter that feels like a small sports bike. It competes with premium 125cc scooters and higher-spec 110cc models, not with basic rental-style scooties. Feedback from Colombo, Gampaha and Kandy riders shows they like its pickup and features for daily city use plus occasional outstation trips, though fuel economy and price are common discussion points.
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Key Features & Design
Local riders in social media groups say the NTORQ looks aggressive from every angle, especially the Race Edition with bright graphics. Many owners say the body panels feel solid and the paint holds up well even with daily parking under the sun. The fully digital console with Bluetooth connectivity, navigation alerts and call/SMS info is praised as “bike-like” at this price. Under-seat storage and external fuel-filler add practicality for city life.
Performance
Handling and Comfort
Braking & Safety
Wheels & Tires
Speed & Mileage
Frequently Asked Questions
What’s the current showroom price of the TVS NTORQ in Sri Lanka?
As of late 2024, TVS Lanka lists the standard NTORQ 125 at around Rs. 7.69 lakhs and the Race Edition at around Rs. 8.39 lakhs. On-road, after registration and insurance, most buyers should expect roughly Rs. 7.7–8.6 lakhs, depending on location and dealer offers.
How much should I budget yearly for maintenance?
Is the NTORQ 2025 reliable for daily Colombo commuting?
How does it compare against simple 110cc scooters for office use?
