Avengers-inspired TVS Ntorq 125 Super Soldier edition launched at Rs 98,117
advertisementThe Ntorq 125 Super Soldier Edition is based on India's first Bluetooth-connected smart scooter, featuring TVS SmartXonnect and continues to offer tech-first features, sporty styling, and strong performance. The refreshed model brings updated graphics and design enhancements that accentuate the scooter's dynamic character.
The new TVS NTORQ 125 Super Soldier Edition comes with diamond-cut alloy wheels paired with wide 100/80-12 tyres. Enhancing rider safety and performance is a 220mm roto petal front disc brake.Adding to its tech-forward appeal, the scooter features a gaming console-inspired speedometer equipped with Bluetooth connectivity via TVS SmartXonnect, allowing riders to sync their smartphones for navigation, ride stats, and alerts. It boasts an impressive acceleration of 0–60kmph in just 8.9 seconds.
For convenience and practicality, the Ntorq offers 20-litre under-seat storage area, complete with a USB charger. The suspension setup includes telescopic forks at the front and coil springs with hydraulic dampers at the rear, providing a comfortable ride across varied road conditions. The fuel tank capacity is 5.8-litres.Powering the Super Soldier Edition is a 124.8cc, 3-valve, single-cylinder engine, which is air-cooled and fuel-injected. The scooter delivers a maximum power output of 9.39bhp at 7000rpm and a peak torque of 10.6Nm at 5500 rpm, the engine is mated to an automatic centrifugal clutch.Subscribe to Auto Today Magazine- EndsMust Watch
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