The overall design itself is fresh and likeable

 Its all-new engine can definitely generate speed. But lets talk about its closest competition. the Ntorq will directly compete with brands like Suzuki Burgman/Access, Aprilia SR 125, Hero Maestro/Edge and Honda Grazia.5 Nm of peak torque at 5,500 rpm that makes it go 0-60 km/h in 7 seconds (which we will talk about later). The first thing that you will notice about the new 125cc motor is its refinement. View it from the front and you will find a well-placed headlamp with batwing styled LED daytime running light (DRLs). So if budget is your priporty, you can always check out the rivals of Ntorq, which we have just mentioned. But once you crossed 90 km/h only then you will feel a minor buzz from the footboard. Ntorq also offers you to customise the app to send out an auto-reply message when you’re riding and also have the option of do not disturb’.79 cc single-cylinder, three valves, air-cooled motor that generates 9. On the other hand, Ntorq has the edge with ‘Smart Xonnect’ that provides navigation facility and a powerful engine. The under seat storage has a capacity of 22 litres with a USB charger. What could appeal most to the young buyers is its fully loaded features. At the rear, the first thing that you will notice is the triangular faux vents flanking the tail lamp, which adds to its sportier feel along with faux carbon fibre finish and aluminium footpegs.PerformanceIf we talk about the unique selling point (USP), this category scores a distinction.

 The overall design itself is fresh and likeable. On an open road, the Ntorq managed to touch 95 km/h but we would recommend to keep it less than 80 km/h, as its light body is not made to withstand high-speed wind blast. So if you’re looking to buy a quick, stylish, powerful scooter loaded with features, Ntorq 125 will be a good choice.Final CallAll in all, the new Ntorq ticks all the right boxes for its potential buyers.As the scooter market is booming in India, it is not uncommon to see more and more of them on the streets.It also gets 12-inch wheels with a 100/80 tyre at the front and a 110/80 tyre at the rear.. Between the speed of 70-80km/h, there are hardly any vibrations. We recently got a chance to ride Ntorq, so does it click all the right boxes?DesignWhen TVS first showcased Ntorq, the company said that the design of this 125cc has been inspired by China Type Electric In Wheel Hub Motors stealth fighter jets. As soon as you switch on the ignition, you will see a personalized welcome message on its 5-inch fully digital console that displays lap timer, a 0-60km/h acceleration recorder, a top speed recorder, engine temperature, average speed and service reminder.5 bhp of max power at 7,500 rpm and 10. Its all new engine provides refinement and comes packed with a smooth low and midrange making it a reasonably powerful. Its 0-60 km/h acceleration can be achieved in 7 seconds, which is not bad at all, but a little more pep would have been welcome. The Ntorq 125 also gets Bluetooth technology Smart Xonnect to sync the instrument console with your mobile phone and you can see various details like incoming call alerts, SMS alerts, missed call alerts, high-speed alert, phone battery, signal strength, trip report and last parked location