TVS introduces the latest 2025 Raider 125 with advanced tech, sporty styling, and powerful engine performance
March 25, 2025: TVS Motor Company has officially launched the upgraded 2025 model of its popular sports bike, the New TVS Raider 125, in India. With enhanced technology, sporty aesthetics, and improved performance, the latest Raider aims to strengthen its appeal among young buyers.
Advanced Features Enhance Riding Experience
The 2025 TVS Raider 125 has received multiple advanced upgrades designed to elevate style, convenience, and safety. Key features include a fully digital instrument cluster displaying a digital speedometer, odometer, and trip meter, giving riders comprehensive real-time information.
The new model also sports LED headlights and LED indicators, ensuring excellent visibility during night rides. Safety remains a priority, with front and rear disc brakes available and Anti-lock Braking System (ABS) offered in select variants. Additionally, the Raider 125 is fitted with tubeless tires, stylish alloy wheels, and a USB charging port, enhancing its practicality for everyday rides.
Powerful Engine Promises Strong Performance
Powering the 2025 Raider is a reliable 124.7cc single-cylinder engine that generates a robust 11 PS of power and 13 Nm of torque. Designed for spirited performance as well as impressive fuel efficiency, the bike claims a mileage of up to 67 km per liter. These characteristics make the Raider 125 an excellent choice for both city commuting and long-distance journeys.
Attractive Pricing for Indian Consumers
The new TVS Raider 125 is competitively priced to appeal to budget-conscious buyers seeking sporty performance and modern features. In India, the starting ex-showroom price of the 2025 Raider 125 is set at ₹95,219, while the top-end variant, featuring additional premium features, costs up to ₹1.03 lakh.
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