TVS NTORQ125 launched at Rs.58,750 ex-showroom
5th Feb, Chennai.
TVS Motors today announced their entry into the Performance Scooter segment, with the launch of its 125cc NTORQ at a price point of Rs. 58,750. Targeted specifically towards the Gen Z riders, the NTORQ comes packed with loads of Industry first features, to name a few, we have the Gaming console inspired Console with Bluetooth connected smart Speedometer for Live Navigation, Stylish Diamond cut alloy wheels, Chunky tubeless tyres for best cornering experience, A 220mm Front Disk brake setup for effective braking, A huge 22Litres boot space with smart phone charger, App enabled parking locator, Engine kill switch and the list can just go on.
The NTOQQ125 is based on the same Graphite power scooter concept, TVS had showcased last year at the Expo. Backed by TVS Racing Pedigree’s 4 consecutive years of wins at Scooter racing championships, the NTORQ is definitely the fastest scooter in its class, crosses 60kmph mark under 9 seconds and can touch a top speed of 95kmph. The NTORQ premiers the TVS SmartXonnect Bluetooth, which can be connected to your Android phones by downloading the exclusive NTORQ App. The digital Speedo boasts of 55 different features, including navigation assist, lap timer, top speed recorder, phone battery indicator, Service reminder, trip meter and multi ride statistic modes such as street and Sport.
To facilitate convenience, NTORQ comes with external fuel fill and a patented Centre Stand to make the life of the end customers easy. Â Equipped with unique DRLs, the NTORQ is available in 4 colours namely, Matte Yellow, Matte Green, Matte Red and Matte White. Its fast, agile, nimble, stylish and loaded with sensible useful features.
To simply put, The TVS NTORQ125 is a sensible product backed by TVS’s Racing legacy and its excellent understanding of Customer Needs. Its not difficult to understand, why TVS leads in the JD Power Customer Satisfaction Index.
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