TVS Price Hike August 2026: Jupiter and Raider Get Costlier, Ntorq 125 Gets Cheaper

TVS Motor Company has increased the prices of most of its two wheelers from August 1, 2026. Depending on the model, prices have gone up by Rs 550 to Rs 13,580. 

The company says the increase is due to higher production costs and supply chain challenges. However, there is one exception. The TVS Ntorq 125 is now cheaper by up to Rs 1,650 across its variants. This means buyers will pay more for most TVS bikes like Apache RTR 200 4V and scooters, except the Ntorq 125. 

TVS EV Models Revised Price 

The Orbiter EV takes the biggest jump on this list. Its V2 trim now costs Rs 1,18,480, up by Rs 13,580.

TVS ICE Price Revision: Jupiter and Raider Cost More

Petrol models are also affected. The Jupiter 125 Drum alloy variant rises Rs 2,410 to Rs 81,110. The Raider 125 sees smaller hikes, starting at Rs 550.

1. TVS Jupiter 110 Revised Price

2. TVS Jupiter 125 Revised Price

3. TVS Ntorq 125 Revised Price

4. TVS Raider 125 Revised Price

5. TVS Apache RTR 200 4V Revised Price

Note: All prices are in Rupees (Ex showroom).

Bluetooth enabled variants saw sharper increases, since connected components cost more to source now.

Ntorq 125 Gets Cheaper

Unlike most TVS bikes and scooyers, the TVS Ntorq 125 has become more affordable. The company has reduced prices by up to Rs 1,650 across its variants. The Disc, Race XP, and XT variants get the biggest price cuts. With the lower prices, the Ntorq 125 now offers better value for buyers looking for a feature packed 125cc scooter.

What This Means for Buyers

• Planning to buy a Jupiter 125 or Raider 125 soon? Expect to pay more from August 1.
• Eyeing an iQube Electric scooter? Budget an extra Rs 500 to Rs 10,400 depending on variant.
• Want a sporty, connected scooter? The Ntorq 125 just became a smarter buy.

Buyers comparing TVS bikes and scooters with rivals from Honda and Suzuki should check the updated prices before making a purchase. 

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