Yamaha Force X vs TVS NTorq 125: Photo Comparison
Here is how the Japanese ADV scooter fares against the Desi NTorq 125 in pictures
Here is how the Japanese ADV scooter fares against the Desi NTorq 125 in pictures
Yamaha has recently launched the Force X in China, an adventure themed scooter aimed to attract off road enthusiasts. It is the perfect 125cc alternative to the Honda ADV 150, however, it rivals the very capable TVS NTorq 125 here in India. And this is how both the scooters stack up against each other.
In terms of appearance, the Force X adopts a slightly funky looking design with bold styling. The NTorq 125, on the other hand, employs a more sporty looking design with sharp edges and sleek body panels. Both the scooters get a single piece fascia mounted headlight.
For a sportier appeal, the NTorq 125 gets body graphics that complement its performance scooter appeal. Whereas the Force X looks clean and classy with minimalist styling.
Features is where the Force X falls behind. Even though it does get a digital instrument cluster, there is no mention of smartphone and Bluetooth based connectivity.
Whereas the TVS NTorq 125 boasts a Bluetooth-enabled instrument cluster with turn-by-turn navigation, an engine kill switch, two riding modes: Street and Race (only Race XP variant), and 22-litres under-seat storage that comes with a USB charger and an illumination light.
Powering the Yamaha Force X is a 125cc air-cooled Blue Core hybrid engine, same as the India-spec RayZR 125 and Fascino 125. It produces 8.29PS and 9.7Nm.
The TVS NTorq's reliable 124.8cc motor produces slightly more power and torque at 9.38PS and 10.5Nm.
Both the scooters are suspended on a telescopic fork up front and a monoshock at the rear. Even the braking duties are handled by a similar set up: Disc up front and drum brake at the rear. However, the Force X rolls on smaller 10 inch wheels as compared to NTorq 125’s 12 inch wheels.
There is one thing at which the Yamaha Force X excels, being lightweight. Weighing at 92kg (kerb), the Force X is the lightest in the segment, much lighter than NTorq’s 116kg kerb weight. This will help in performance and will also make the scooter extremely noble and agile.
Summing up, the Force X is only available in the Chinese domestic market and is priced at 8,980 Yuan ( around Rs 1.07 lakh). The TVS NTorq 125 retails in India at Rs 75,445.
TVS NTORQ 125 User Reviews
Very powerful scooty sabhi pahadi ilake me yhi gadi use hota h sbse jyda aur ky likhu baki gadi lene ke baad hi aapko pta chl jyega. Gadi bhahut mast h aur to aur isme colour ka bhi kuch khna nhi h jo colour chahiye sabhi available h jaise red blue black wihite yellow sabhi colour bhahut mast h bilkul bike wala feeling dega.Read More
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
Purchased the scooty in feb 2026 and so far have driven nearly 3500 kms. The scooty is awesome to ride, easy to handle, and easy to maintain. One can expect mileage of 40-41 kmpl in city. Seat and suspension is on a stiffer side but one can get aftermarket foam seats to make the rides comfortable. Awesome ride for daily commute.Read More
Good condition comfort place, ladies used scooter, best maintenance, good comfort, features are stylish, safety is good mileage but depend on your riding system type scooter service also fully completed, Best time to buy this scooter best price, good engine mirror is also good, breaks are good, excelerator also working good.Read More
Good in everything like from performance to mileage, like giving me around 45 to 50 kmpl mileage in city + highway and in city the performance was great, In highway it feels mini rocket and have great thrash. It’s braking bites are also too excellent and the throw of headlights is also the best I have ever seen. Read More