TVS Ntorq 125 Disc And Race Editions Refreshed With New Colours And Graphics
By Anmol Kumar
Published June 29, 2026
TVS has updated the Ntorq 125 lineup with six new colour schemes and fresh graphics ahead of the festive season, pricing the Disc variant at ₹82,500 and the Race Edition at ₹87,950 (both ex-showroom).
Both variants now also include the SmartXonnect Bluetooth-enabled reverse LCD cluster as standard, meanwhile other mechanicals remains untouched.
Ntorq 125 Disc Variant
The Disc variant introduces Midnight Black and Spiti White colour options. The Midnight Black's dark silhouette looks stealthy, but it clashes somewhat awkwardly with the yellow-orange graphics, even though it still adds something to the plain black base.
The Spiti White colour option handles the contrast far better as the graphics now appear sharper against the white body.
Lastly, the updated Nardo Grey features sharper graphics, but the familiar blueish-grey base feels a bit underwhelming next to the other new colour options.
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Ntorq 125 Race Edition
The Race Edition introduces three racing-inspired, dual-tone colours - Drift Blue, Inferno Red, and Rush Green.
The Drift Blue offers a track-focused aesthetic, where the indigo-purplish shade pairs nicely with the bright red accents.
Meanwhile, the Inferno Red uses a blueish-grey base, similar to the Disc variant's Nardo Grey, and combines it with the same bright red detailing seen on the Drift Blue.
However, the Rush Green looks strange, as the fluorescent green wheels do not gel well with the blueish-grey body, resulting in a mismatched and uncoordinated appearance.
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Table of Contents
- Ntorq 125 Disc Variant
- Ntorq 125 Race Edition
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