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TVS Ntorq 125 vs Yamaha Ray ZR 125: Real World Comparison

Both of these scooters cost exactly the same, but one offers a lot more performance and features than the other

The TVS Ntorq 125 and the Yamaha Ray ZR 125, are two of the sportiest 125cc scooters in India. The disc variant of the Ntorq 125, and the standard variant of the Ray ZR 125, cost exactly the same. Here is how a specifications comparison looks like between these two 125cc scooters: 

Engine 

Specifications 

TVS Ntorq 125

Yamaha Ray ZR 125

Engine

124.8cc

125cc

Power

9.5PS

8.2PS

Torque

10.6Nm

10.3Nm

Mileage

56.23kmpl (Tested)

71.33kmpl (Tested)

The TVS Ntorq 125 has always been praised for its great performance, and even compared with the Yamaha, it makes more power and torque. This should result in better city, as well as highway performance. This makes the Ntorq 125 a great choice for young buyers, or people who want an exciting scooter for daily commutes. The Yamaha performs quite well, and its 99kg kerb weight makes it one of the lightest scooters in the segment. That said, the main highlight of the Yamaha is that it comes with a mild hybrid tech. This gives it slightly better performance, and much better mileage as per our testing. If you want even better performance, then you can opt for the more powerful Race XP or XT variants of the Ntorq.

Underpinnings 

Specifications

TVS Ntorq 125

Yamaha Ray ZR 125

Frame

Steel Tube 

Steel Tube 

Front Suspension 

Telescopic 

Telescopic 

Rear Suspension 

Monoshock

Monoshock

Front Brake

Disc 

Disc 

Rear Brake

Drum 

Drum 

Front Tyre

100/80-12

90/90-12

Rear Tyre

110/80-12

110/90-10

Both of these scooters use similar types of frame and suspension setup. The biggest difference can be seen in alloy wheel sizes. The Ntorq 125 uses 12-inch alloy wheels at both ends, which ensures slightly better stability at higher speeds. The Yamaha Ray ZR 125 uses a 12-inch front, and a smaller, 10-inch rear wheel setup, however the rear tyre width is same as seen on the Ntorq 125. This could result in a more plush riding experience. 

Dimensions

Specifications 

TVS Ntorq 125

Yamaha Ray ZR 125

Wheelbase 

1,285mm

1,280mm

Ground Clearance

155mm

145mm

Fuel tank capacity 

5.8-litre

5.2-litre

Kerb weight

111kg

99kg

Both of these scooters have quite similar wheelbase, which is not going to affect their overall stability by much. The TVS Ntorq 125 offers 10mm more ground clearance than the Yamaha, which is going to be helpful while riding on bad roads. The TVS Ntorq 125 also comes with a slightly larger fuel tank, however the scooter is known for having slightly low overall mileage. At 99kg (kerb), the Yamaha is 12kg lighter than the Ntorq, and this is going to make it easier to manage. 

Features

Specifications 

TVS Ntorq 125

Yamaha Ray ZR 125

Console

LCD

LCD

Headlight 

LED

LED

Tail-light

LED 

LED

Smartphone Connectivity

Yes

Yes

Navigation

Turn-by-turn

No

Indicator

Halogen

Halogen

Hybrid Tech

No

Yes

Notifications Alert

Yes

Yes

Ride Analytics 

Yes

Yes

Live Location 

Yes

No

CBS

Yes

Yes

Underseat Storage

22-litre

21-litre

Being a TVS, the Ntorq 125 comes loaded with features, and is easily one of the most feature rich scooters in the segment. While both scooters get smartphone connectivity, the Ntorq 125 also offers turn-by-turn navigation, live location alert, top speed recorder, and a 0 to 60kmph recorder. All this makes it slightly more convenient to use on a daily basis. 

Price And Verdict

Variants 

TVS Ntorq 125 (Disc)

Yamaha Ray ZR 125 (Hybrid)

Price 

Rs 80,900

Rs 80,900

All prices ex-showroom Delhi.

Both of these 125cc scooters cost exactly the same, however there is a big difference in terms of what they offer. The TVS Ntorq 125 comes with a more powerful engine, slightly better brakes and much more features, which makes it an obvious choice for most of the buyers. The Yamaha Ray ZR 125 on the other hand, is lighter, and offers much better overall mileage. Both scooters are good in their own aspect, however getting the Ntorq 125 makes more sense overall.

User Reviews

Excellent scooty

This is very good scooty in 125 cc segment comfort and maintenance all good in this scooty, everything done like PPF, Fog light ,front mudguard and phoneholder every thing is new, I got paid service in which every thing got new, if going to buy a new scooty and this work, it will cost you more than 1.30L. Read More

Excellent mileage

If anyone is looking for a good mileage scooter, this would be the best option you may have in market. Also go with the street rally edition because it looks very good. Yamaha has a bit expensive parts but this scooter parts are quite cheap in price which makes this good option. Overall experience with this bike is good.Read More

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Pranav Singh Rawat is a Correspondent with the CarDekho Group, covering motorcycles, emerging mobility trends, and the Indian two-wheeler industry. A Mechanical Engineering graduate, he combines technical expertise with a rider-first perspective to create engaging and informative automotive content. Passionate about all kinds of motorcycles, from sportbikes to adventure tourers, he brings real-world riding experience and industry insights to his work, helping enthusiasts and buyers make informed decisions.
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