TVS Raider Launched in India with Boost Mode and Dual Disc Brakes - Price, Power, Features and More
TVS has launched the updated version of its 125cc Raider motorcycle, priced at Rs 95,600 for the TFT Dual Disc variant and Rs 93,800 for the SXC Dual Disc variant. This model introduces several firsts in the category, including Boost Mode, Dual Disc Brakes with single-channel ABS, and Glide Through Technology (GTT) for improved urban riding. It retains the same engine specifications while enhancing features like wider tyres, a stylish design, and advanced instrument clusters with connectivity options.
TVS Raider Launched in India with Boost Mode and Dual Disc Brakes - Price, Power, Features and More
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The TVS Raider 125 features a 124.8cc engine producing 11.2 bhp and 11.2 Nm of torque, while the Bajaj Pulsar 125 has a slightly smaller engine at 124.38cc, generating 11.6 bhp and 10.8 Nm of torque. Both bikes come with a 5-speed manual transmission. The Raider is lighter at 123 kg compared to the Pulsar's 140 kg, which may enhance its agility. However, the Pulsar offers ABS, which adds a layer of safety absent in the Raider.
The TVS Raider iGO variant boasts a 124.8cc engine with 11.2 bhp and features Boost mode enabled by iGO Assist technology, allowing for quicker acceleration. It can go from 0 to 60 km/h in just 5.8 seconds and offers a 10% improvement in fuel efficiency. This variant also includes SmartXonnect technology for Bluetooth connectivity and voice assistance, enhancing the overall riding experience.
The TVS Raider Super Squad Edition features unique decals inspired by Marvel characters like Deadpool and Wolverine, making it visually distinct. It retains the same engine specifications as other Raider models but comes equipped with tech-led features such as iGO assist and Glide Through Technology (GTT). This variant is targeted at younger riders who appreciate the blend of performance and pop culture aesthetics.
While both the Hero Xtreme 125R and TVS Raider 125 deliver comparable power, the Raider has a slight edge in torque with 11.2 Nm compared to the Xtreme's 10.5 Nm. The Raider is lighter, weighing 123 kg, which may enhance its performance metrics. However, the Xtreme features ABS for better braking safety, while the Raider focuses on advanced connectivity options.
The TVS Raider 125 showcases a sporty yet sophisticated design, featuring a modern LED headlamp and a sleek body with a mix of gloss and matte finishes. It offers a colored instrument cluster, USB charging port, and a comfortable riding posture, making it suitable for urban commuting. The design emphasizes both aesthetics and functionality, appealing to a younger demographic.
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Bajaj Pulsar NS 125 ₹ 92,182 - ₹ 98,400
Hero Xtreme 125R ₹ 92,270 - ₹ 97,354
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