TVS Ntorq 125 vs Ntorq 150 in Nepal: price, power, ABS and which to buy
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The TVS Ntorq 150 costs Rs 3,69,900 in Nepal, which is Rs 76,000 more than the cheapest Ntorq 125 (Disc FI, Rs 2,93,900) and Rs 35,000 more than the dearest (XP, Rs 3,34,900). These are indicative ex-showroom prices on the official TVS Nepal site, checked October 2026. For the money, the 150 gets a 149.7 cc engine with 9.7 kW, single-channel ABS and traction control.
TVS scooters are sold in Nepal through TVS Motor Nepal. This guide uses TVS's published Nepal figures only. We have not ridden any of these scooters, so we say nothing about comfort or handling. Model pages: Ntorq 125 and Ntorq 150. For how the 125 compares with Honda's Dio, see our Dio vs Ntorq 125 guide.
What is the price of the Ntorq 125 and Ntorq 150 in Nepal?
| Version | Indicative ex-showroom price |
|---|---|
| Ntorq 125 Disc FI | Rs 2,93,900 |
| Ntorq 125 RTFI (Race Edition) | Rs 3,15,900 |
| Ntorq 125 XP Red | Rs 3,33,900 |
| Ntorq 125 XP Blaze Blue | Rs 3,34,400 |
| Ntorq 125 XP | Rs 3,34,900 |
| Ntorq 150 | Rs 3,69,900 |
| 125 Disc FI | 2.94 lakh |
|---|---|
| 125 RTFI | 3.16 lakh |
| 125 XP | 3.35 lakh |
| 150 | 3.7 lakh |
Source: TVS Motor Nepal official model pages, October 2026
TVS sells each Ntorq 125 XP colour as its own product with a slightly different price. Registration, road tax and insurance come on top of every price.
Ntorq 125 vs Ntorq 150 specs
| Spec | Ntorq 125 Disc FI | Ntorq 125 XP | Ntorq 150 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Engine | 124.8 cc | 124.8 cc | 149.7 cc |
| Power | 6.9 kW | 7.5 kW | 9.7 kW (13.2 PS) |
| Torque | 10.5 Nm | 10.8 Nm | 14.2 Nm |
| Kerb weight | 118 kg | 116 kg | 115 kg |
| Fuel tank | 5.8 L | 5.8 L | 5.8 L |
| Wheelbase | 1,285 mm | 1,285 mm | 1,285 mm |
| Length × width × height | 1,861 × 710 × 1,164 mm | 1,861 × 710 × 1,164 mm | 1,861 × 710 × 1,164 mm |
| Ground clearance | 155 mm | 155 mm | 155 mm |
| Front tyre | 100/80-12, tubeless | 100/80-12, tubeless | 100/80-12, tubeless |
| Rear tyre | 100/80-12, tubeless | 110/80-12, tubeless | 100/80-12, tubeless |
| Front brake | not listed | 220 mm disc (SBT) | not listed |
| Rear brake | 130 mm drum | 130 mm drum | not listed |
| ABS | not listed | not listed | single channel |
All three share the same body: identical length, width, height, wheelbase, tank and ground clearance. The 150 is the lightest of the three. What changes is the engine and the safety and electronics list.
How much more power is it?
By our arithmetic from TVS's figures, the 150's 9.7 kW is about 41% more than the Disc FI's 6.9 kW and about 29% more than the XP's 7.5 kW. Its 14.2 Nm is about 35% more than the Disc FI's 10.5 Nm and about 31% more than the XP's 10.8 Nm. TVS does not give a top speed for the Nepal models on these pages, so we cannot say how that shows up on the road.
| 125 Disc FI | 6.9 kW |
|---|---|
| 125 XP | 7.5 kW |
| 150 | 9.7 kW |
Source: TVS Motor Nepal official model pages, October 2026
What the Ntorq 150's extra money buys
From the TVS Nepal page for the 150:
- Single-channel ABS and a traction control system.
- Projector LED headlamp, which TVS calls a first in its segment.
- Hybrid TFT and LCD console with Bluetooth, turn-by-turn navigation, last parked location, integrated start-stop and ride stats.
- 22 litres of under-seat storage, a 2-litre front glove box, an adjustable brake lever and hazard lamps.
For the 125, TVS lists a Bluetooth-connected console with 60 features (Disc FI) and, on the XP, Street and Race riding modes, voice assist and a front disc (SBT). Our data for the 125 pages does not list ABS, so ask the showroom what braking aid your 125 version has.
What we like
- Ntorq 150: 9.7 kW and 14.2 Nm, the most power and torque of the range
- Ntorq 150: single-channel ABS and traction control listed
- Ntorq 150: 22 L under-seat storage listed
- Ntorq 125 Disc FI: Rs 2,93,900, with a Bluetooth console and LED headlamp
What could be better
- Ntorq 150: Rs 3,69,900, the dearest Ntorq and Rs 35,000 above the XP
- Ntorq 125 Disc FI: heaviest here at 118 kg, ABS not listed
Mileage and running cost
TVS Nepal does not publish a km/l figure on the pages we used, for either engine. To work out your own cost per km, divide the petrol price by the mileage you measure. With petrol at Rs 200 a litre (Nepal Oil Corporation, October 2026), a scooter returning 40 km/l would cost Rs 5 a km. That 40 km/l is only an example to show the sum, not a TVS claim. The bigger engine may use more fuel, but TVS gives no figure, so we do not guess. Our petrol price guide tracks the current rate.
EMI example
Lenders regulated by Nepal Rastra Bank can finance at most 60% of a private vehicle's price, so plan on at least 40% down. TVS Nepal does not publish a finance rate on these pages. As an example only, we use 8.99% over 36 months, the rate Bajaj's finance partner announced in July 2026 as reported by The Himalayan Times.
| Ntorq 125 Disc FI | Ntorq 125 RTFI | Ntorq 125 XP | Ntorq 150 | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Price | Rs 2,93,900 | Rs 3,15,900 | Rs 3,34,900 | Rs 3,69,900 |
| Down payment (40%) | Rs 1,17,560 | Rs 1,26,360 | Rs 1,33,960 | Rs 1,47,960 |
| Loan (60%) | Rs 1,76,340 | Rs 1,89,540 | Rs 2,00,940 | Rs 2,21,940 |
| EMI, 36 months at 8.99% | about Rs 5,610 | about Rs 6,030 | about Rs 6,390 | about Rs 7,060 |
The 150 costs about Rs 1,450 a month more than the Disc FI on this example and Rs 30,400 more cash down. Ask the dealer for the real rate and fees, and test your own numbers in the EMI calculator. Our bike and scooter loan guide covers documents.
TVS Ntorq 125रु २,९३,९०० – रु ३,३४,९००vs
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| Scooter | Price from (official) |
|---|---|
| Honda Dio 125 | Rs 3,14,900 |
| Suzuki Avenis 125 | Rs 3,09,900 |
| Hero Xoom 125R | Rs 3,15,900 |
| Aprilia SR 160 | Rs 4,03,400 |
| Yamaha Aerox 155 | Rs 5,04,900 |
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Which Ntorq should you buy?
- Ntorq 125 Disc FI if price matters most: it is the cheapest, has a Bluetooth console and LED headlamp, and is under Rs 3 lakh.
- Ntorq 125 XP if you want the extra power, a front disc and riding modes without paying for the 150.
- Ntorq 150 if you want the most power, ABS and traction control on the list, and can stretch to Rs 3,69,900.
- Whichever you pick, ask which braking aid the version has, check the under-seat space with your helmet, and get the warranty and free-service terms in writing.
What is the price of the TVS Ntorq 150 in Nepal?
Rs 3,69,900 (indicative ex-showroom, official TVS Nepal site, October 2026).
What is the price of the TVS Ntorq 125 in Nepal?
From Rs 2,93,900 for the Disc FI to Rs 3,34,900 for the XP. The RTFI (Race Edition) is Rs 3,15,900 (official TVS Nepal site, October 2026).
What is the difference between Ntorq 125 and Ntorq 150?
The 150 has a 149.7 cc engine with 9.7 kW and 14.2 Nm, against 124.8 cc and 6.9 to 7.5 kW for the 125. TVS lists single-channel ABS, traction control and 22 L storage for the 150. The size, tank and ground clearance are the same.
Does the Ntorq 150 have ABS?
Yes, TVS Nepal lists single-channel ABS and a traction control system on the Ntorq 150.
Which Ntorq has better mileage?
TVS Nepal does not publish a km/l figure for either engine on its pages, so we cannot compare them.
Read next
स्रोतहरू
- TVS Motor Nepal – Ntorq 150: price, features and specifications
- TVS Motor Nepal – Ntorq 125 Disc FI: price and specifications
- TVS Motor Nepal – Ntorq 125 XP: price, ride modes and specifications
- TVS Motor Nepal – Ntorq 125 RTFI (Race Edition)
- The Himalayan Times – Bajaj rolls out lower-EMI financing scheme, extends loan tenure to five years (20 July 2026)
- Business 360 – Monetary policy mid-term review: vehicle loan ratio set at 60% (26 February 2025)
- Nepal Oil Corporation – retail fuel prices (petrol Rs 200 per litre)
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