Aprilia SXR GT 175 vs TVS Ntorq 150: Detailed Comparison

The Aprilia SXR GT 175 and TVS Ntorq 150 cater to buyers looking for a premium scooter, but they take different approaches to the segment. Here's a detailed comparison between the Aprilia SXR GT 175 and the TVS Ntorq 150 to see how they differ in terms of price, dimensions, design, underpinnings, features and performance.

Price & Variants

• The TVS Ntorq 150 Base is priced at Rs 1,11,350 (ex-showroom), making it Rs 18,649 more affordable than the Aprilia SXR GT 175, which costs Rs 1,29,999.

• The TVS Ntorq 150 has the advantage in terms of price. Its Base variant costs Rs 18,649 less than the Aprilia SXR GT 175, while the TFT version is Rs 9,649 cheaper. This makes the TVS the more affordable choice.

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Dimensions & Design

• The Aprilia SXR GT 175 has maxi-scooter-inspired styling, which gives it a different visual character from conventional commuter scooters. Its design is likely to appeal to buyers who want a more substantial-looking scooter.

• The TVS Ntorq 150 follows a sportier design approach. Its styling is suited to buyers who want a scooter with a more youthful and performance-oriented appearance.

• The Aprilia SXR GT 175 is available in Matte Black, Matte Green and Metallic Blue colour options. These options offer a mix of darker and brighter finishes.

• The Turbo Blue shade gives the TVS Ntorq 150 a sporty appearance, with blue bodywork that complements its sharp styling and aggressive stance.

• Stealth Silver gives the scooter a sleek, understated look while retaining its angular, performance-oriented design.

• The bold Racing Red shade enhances the Ntorq 150's racing-inspired character and makes its sharp bodywork stand out.

• The vibrant Nitro Green shade adds a distinctive, youthful touch to the scooter, complementing its edgy styling and sporty appeal.

Underpinnings

• Both scooters use telescopic front forks and a single rear shock absorber. 

• The Aprilia SXR GT 175 gets a 220mm front disc brake with single-channel ABS. The TVS Ntorq 150 also has a front disc brake with single-channel ABS.

• The Aprilia SXR GT 175 gets 14-inch wheels at both ends, while the TVS Ntorq 150 gets 12-inch tyres at the front and rear. The Aprilia therefore has the larger wheel diameter in the supplied data.

• Larger wheels can help a scooter roll over certain road imperfections more easily.

Features

• Both scooters feature full-LED lighting and Bluetooth connectivity is available on both scooters. 

• Both scooters also get USB charging, allowing riders to charge compatible devices while travelling.

• Both models are equipped with TFT instrument consoles. 

• The TVS Ntorq 150 offers 22 litres of underseat storage, along with a 2-litre glove box in the front apron. The Ntorq's additional front glove box gives riders another place to keep smaller items. This can be useful for carrying belongings that need to be accessed without opening the seat.

Performance

• The Aprilia SXR GT 175 gets a larger 174.7cc engine, compared to the TVS Ntorq 150's 149.7cc motor. Both are single-cylinder, air-cooled engines.

• The Aprilia engine produces 13.26PS, giving it a marginal 0.06PS advantage over the TVS Ntorq, which produces 13.2PS. The difference is very small, so power output alone is unlikely to be a deciding factor for most buyers.

• The TVS engine produces 14.2Nm of torque at 5,500rpm, slightly more than the Aprilia SXR GT 175's 14.14Nm at 6,000rpm. The TVS Ntorq 150 has a 0.06Nm advantage, with peak torque arriving 500rpm earlier.

• The torque difference is also extremely small. 

Verdict

The Aprilia SXR GT 175 and TVS Ntorq 150 have different design approaches, but their engine outputs are very similar. The Aprilia SXR GT 175 gets a larger 174.7cc engine and maxi-scooter styling, while the TVS Ntorq 150 offers a sportier design and  a lower price tag.

Overall, the TVS Ntorq 150 offers better value on paper, especially if price and features are the main priorities. The Aprilia SXR GT 175 is worth considering for buyers who prefer its maxi-scooter styling and larger engine.