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TVS has launched a disc brake variant of its sporty scooter, the NTorq 125, priced at ₹82,500. Two new colors have been added along with refreshed graphics, and Bluetooth connectivity and a digital console now come standard.
The NTorq is the bike that pushed scooters in India from a mere 'tool for getting around' to a form of self-expression among young people. New colors and standard Bluetooth are a precise update made with that context in mind.
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How much performance does the NTorq actually have at 125cc — is it purely a city-riding bike?
It's in the sporty-scooter category, so it's the type that handles everything from city riding to a bit of longer distance.
Bluetooth as standard equipment becoming the norm at this price point really shows how times have changed.
It's called a graphics refresh, but it feels like there's a similar minor update almost every year.
82,500 rupees with two new colors added in — that price seems about fair.
The NTorq's disc-brake version looks like it'll collide with the Passion+ from earlier at a similar price point.
The equipment arms race among sporty scooters is fun to watch.
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