Nepal-Bound TVS NTorq 150 Launched: Bigger, Faster, and Smarter

TVS has launched the NTorq 150 in India, and it is expected to arrive in Nepal soon. The NTorq 125 is already one of Nepal’s best-selling scooters, popular for its sporty design, features, and reliability.

The NTorq 150 improves on the NTorq 125 with a bigger engine, sharper design, and advanced technology. It is available in two versions, the Ntorq 150 priced at INR. 1.19 lakh and the Ntorq 150 TFT priced at INR. 1.29 lakh in India, offering strong performance and a comprehensive set of features.

TVS NTorq 150 Overview

When it comes to style and presence, the Ntorq 150 sports an aggressive, sporty design inspired by stealth aircraft. While it retains the basic shape of its smaller sibling, it adds its own distinctive touches. The quad-lamp LED projector headlight, sleek aerodynamic winglets, sharp tail light, stubby muffler, and colorful alloy wheels give the scooter a striking presence.

The Ntorq 150 comes in four striking colors: Turbo Blue, Nitro Green, Racing Red, and Stealth Silver. These bold and vibrant options add to the scooter’s sporty appeal, making it stand out on the road.

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The NTorq 150 is fast and responsive. Its 149.7cc engine delivers 13.2 PS of power and 14.2 Nm of torque, allowing it to go from 0 to 60 km/h in 6.3 seconds and reach a top speed of 104 km/h. This makes it one of the fastest petrol scooters in its segment.

It rides on 12-inch tubeless alloy wheels, has a seat height of 770 mm, ground clearance of 155 mm, and weighs 115 kg, which is relatively light for a 150cc scooter. TVS has tuned the suspension for smooth handling and easy city maneuvering, making it ideal for both traffic-heavy streets and quick turns.

Where this scooter really makes a statement is in its tech arsenal. Riders can choose the Standard model for basic features or the TFT variant, which adds a high-resolution screen and connected smart features.

The TFT variant comes with advanced features like Ride Telematics, Geofencing, Alexa, and smartwatch integration, live vehicle tracking, crash and theft alerts, and emergency braking warnings. Both models include Street and Race ride modes, single-channel ABS, traction control, and adjustable brake levers, ensuring safety and convenience for everyday use.

The NTorq 150 seems to strike a good balance between performance, style, and technology. For riders who already love the NTorq 125, this is a natural upgrade, especially if you value speed and smart features. The TFT variant is particularly appealing for tech-savvy riders who want connected features and safety alerts.

Everyday riders will appreciate the practical features the scooter offers. It comes with 22 litres of under-seat storage, a glove box, and dual helmet hooks. Additional conveniences include a USB charging port, follow-me-home headlights, and a patented easy center stand, making daily use more comfortable and convenient.

However, those primarily looking for a budget-friendly scooter might find the price a bit higher compared to entry-level models, but the added performance and features justify it for enthusiasts.

Overall, the NTorq 150 appears to be a well-rounded scooter for urban riders, offering power, style, and advanced technology in one package. While it looks promising on paper, we will test it thoroughly once it launches in Nepal to see how it performs in real-world conditions. It is likely to appeal to young riders, city commuters, and anyone looking for a fun-to-ride 150cc scooter, but the final verdict will depend on how it handles on Nepalese roads.