TVS Ntorq has crossed the 25 lakh sales milestone in India, underlining the strong demand for TVS Motor’s sporty scooter range. The milestone was achieved after more than eight years on sale, with the Ntorq 125 joined by the larger Ntorq 150 in 2025. The combined Ntorq family had reached 25,03,829 units by the end of August 2026, making it TVS Motor’s second-best-selling scooter after the Jupiter.
The achievement is particularly significant because the Ntorq has moved beyond its original 125cc positioning. With the introduction of the Ntorq 150, TVS now uses the nameplate across two performance-focused scooter categories, giving existing Ntorq customers an upgrade option while broadening the brand’s appeal.
Key Highlights
- TVS Ntorq crossed 25 lakh, or 2.5 million, combined wholesales by the end of August 2026.
- The Ntorq 125 was launched in India on February 5, 2018.
- The Ntorq 150 joined the range in September 2025.
- The last 5 lakh Ntorq scooters were sold in just 15 months.
- Ntorq combined sales reached 1,84,475 units between April and August 2026, up 42% year on year.
- The current Ntorq family includes the Ntorq 125 and Ntorq 150, targeting different performance and price points.
TVS Ntorq Crosses 25 Lakh Sales
The Ntorq took around eight and a half years to reach the 25 lakh mark. The pace of sales has accelerated considerably in recent years.
TVS sold its first 10 lakh Ntorq scooters in 51 months. Reaching the next 10 lakh took another 36 months. More recently, the brand added the final 5 lakh units in only 15 months. This acceleration coincides with the expansion of the Ntorq portfolio and the introduction of the Ntorq 150.
The Ntorq 125 had already crossed 20.8 lakh units by the end of August 2025. The Ntorq 150 was then introduced in September 2025, giving the established nameplate a larger engine and a higher performance ceiling.
Ntorq Becomes TVS’ Second-Best-Selling Scooter
The 25 lakh milestone makes Ntorq the second-best-selling scooter brand in TVS Motor’s portfolio, behind the Jupiter.
The Ntorq accounted for around 20% of TVS’ total scooter sales in India between its February 2018 launch and the end of August 2026. In FY2026, the Ntorq 125 recorded 3,63,904 units, up from 3,34,414 units in FY2025.
Interestingly, the Ntorq 125 was India’s fifth-best-selling scooter in FY2026. It was narrowly overtaken by TVS’ own iQube, which recorded 3,67,501 units during the financial year.
Ntorq 150 Adds a New Dimension to the Range
The biggest change to the Ntorq story has been the arrival of the TVS Ntorq 150.
Launched in 2025, the Ntorq 150 uses a 149.7cc, three-valve, single-cylinder engine with TVS’ O3C technology. It produces 13.2 PS at 7,000rpm and 14.2Nm at 5,500rpm, with a claimed 0-60km/h acceleration time of 6.3 seconds and a top speed of 104km/h.
The scooter also gets Street and Race riding modes, while the iGO Assist system provides additional torque support in Race Mode. The hardware includes a 220mm front disc and 130mm rear drum with ABS. Kerb weight stands at 115kg and fuel tank capacity is 5.8 litres.
The Ntorq 150 is available in Standard and TFT versions. The latter gets a 5-inch connected TFT display, while both variants share the same basic engine and chassis package.
TVS Ntorq 125 Remains the Volume Seller
The Ntorq 125 continues to form the core of the family. Its 124.8cc, three-valve, fuel-injected engine produces up to 7kW of power and 10.6Nm of torque. TVS claims an acceleration time of 8.9 seconds from 0-60km/h.
The current Ntorq 125 range consists of five variants: Disc, Race Edition, Super Squad Edition, Race XP and XT. Depending on the variant, buyers get features such as SmartXonnect connectivity, Bluetooth, navigation assistance, caller information, ride statistics and, on the Race XP, dual riding modes.
TVS’ current Delhi pricing places the Ntorq 125 Disc at around ₹83,850 ex-showroom, while the broader range extends to around ₹1.01 lakh depending on variant and location. On-road prices vary according to RTO charges, insurance and other local costs.
TVS Ntorq Sales Performance
| Period | Ntorq Sales |
|---|---|
| FY2025 | 3,34,414 units |
| FY2026 | 3,63,904 units |
| April-August FY2027, Ntorq 125 + 150 | 1,84,475 units |
| End-August 2026 cumulative | 25,03,829 units |
The combined Ntorq 125 and 150 recorded 42% year-on-year growth during the first five months of FY2027. In August 2026 alone, TVS dispatched 40,256 Ntorq scooters, comprising 28,298 Ntorq 125s and 11,958 Ntorq 150s.
What Has Made the Ntorq Successful?
The Ntorq’s sales story is closely linked to its sporty positioning. When it launched in 2018, TVS positioned it as a performance-focused 125cc scooter with connected technology. It was introduced with SmartXonnect, Bluetooth connectivity and features such as navigation assistance and ride statistics.
The formula has remained largely intact: distinctive styling, strong performance for the segment, connected technology and multiple variants.
Another advantage is the broad price spread. A customer looking for a relatively affordable 125cc scooter can choose the Disc variant, while enthusiasts can move towards the Race XP or XT. The Ntorq 150 now provides another step up without forcing buyers to leave the Ntorq family.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Strong sales record and an established product range
- Sporty design and performance-oriented character
- Multiple Ntorq 125 variants
- Connected features available across the range
- Ntorq 150 offers significantly stronger performance
- Large TVS dealer and service network
Cons
- Sportier setup may not appeal to buyers prioritising maximum comfort
- Variant proliferation can make the range confusing
- Ntorq 150 is positioned at a considerably higher price than the entry-level 125
- Ntorq 125 faces intense competition from established family scooters
Should You Buy a TVS Ntorq?
The Ntorq makes the most sense for riders who want more personality and performance than a conventional commuter scooter. The Ntorq 125 is suited to buyers looking for a sporty everyday scooter without moving too far up the price ladder.
The Ntorq 150 is aimed at riders who want stronger acceleration and more performance-oriented hardware. Its higher price makes it less of a direct replacement for the 125 and more of an upgrade within the same family.
The 25 lakh milestone also shows that TVS has managed to build a strong identity around the Ntorq name. With the 125 continuing as the volume product and the 150 opening up a higher-performance category, the range now has more room to grow.
FAQs
How many TVS Ntorq scooters have been sold?
The combined TVS Ntorq 125 and Ntorq 150 crossed 25 lakh units, reaching 25,03,829 wholesales by the end of August 2026.
When was the TVS Ntorq launched in India?
The TVS Ntorq 125 was launched in India on February 5, 2018.
Is the TVS Ntorq 150 available in India?
Yes. The Ntorq 150 was introduced in September 2025 and is available in Standard and TFT variants.
What is the engine capacity of the TVS Ntorq 125?
The Ntorq 125 uses a 124.8cc, three-valve, single-cylinder petrol engine producing up to 7kW and 10.6Nm.
What is the power of the TVS Ntorq 150?
The Ntorq 150 produces 13.2 PS at 7,000rpm and 14.2Nm at 5,500rpm.
Which is more powerful, the Ntorq 125 or Ntorq 150?
The Ntorq 150 is considerably more powerful. Its 149.7cc engine produces 13.2 PS and 14.2Nm, compared with 7kW and 10.6Nm for the Ntorq 125.
Conclusion
Crossing 25 lakh sales is a major milestone for the TVS Ntorq, particularly because the brand has achieved it in about eight and a half years. The introduction of the Ntorq 150 has also changed the product’s role within TVS’ portfolio, giving the nameplate a stronger presence in the performance scooter market. With the Ntorq 125 continuing to attract volume and the 150 adding an upgrade path, the range is well positioned to build on its sales momentum.
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