NEW DELHI: The TVS Raider 125 costs Rs 90,070 to Rs 1,03,170 ex-showroom Delhi across seven variant tabs on TVS Motor's website. The TFT DD and SXC DD are the dearest at Rs 1,03,170, the iGO and Split Seat are Rs 94,620, and the Single Seat and Drum are the cheapest at Rs 90,070. Price as of 25 October 2026, 1:00 PM IST.
The page shows the Central Delhi ex-showroom figure for the Nitro Green colour, and it states that the price excludes mandatory and other accessories. Registration, road tax and insurance are extra, so the on-road price will be higher. The tab names are TVS's own labels, and some stand for seat or brake options and not full trim levels.
TVS Raider price list, October 2026
| Variant tab on TVS page | Ex-showroom Delhi | What the page lists for it |
|---|---|---|
| TFT DD | Rs 1,03,170 | Dual disc brakes with ABS, TFT display with 99+ SmartXonnect features |
| SXC DD | Rs 1,03,170 | Dual disc brakes with ABS, SmartXonnect with 85+ connected features |
| SSE | Rs 96,370 | Superhero themed editions (Deadpool, Wolverine, Iron Man, Black Panther), 85+ connected features |
| iGO | Rs 94,620 | Glide Through Traffic slow-speed assist, 85+ connected features |
| SPLIT SEAT | Rs 94,620 | Glide Through Traffic slow-speed assist, 85+ connected features |
| SINGLE SEAT | Rs 90,070 | Disc brake with SBT, reverse LCD digital cluster and ride modes |
| DRUM | Rs 90,070 | Drum brake with SBT, reverse LCD digital cluster and ride modes |
The gap between the cheapest and dearest Raider
The spread is Rs 13,100, or 14.5 percent of the cheapest price. The page shows the same figure for the TFT DD and SXC DD, and the same figure for the iGO and Split Seat, and the same for the Single Seat and Drum. That gives only four price points across the seven tabs: Rs 1,03,170, Rs 96,370, Rs 94,620 and Rs 90,070.
Going up the list, the step from the Single Seat and Drum tabs to the iGO is Rs 4,550, the step from the iGO to the SSE is Rs 1,750, and the step from the SSE to the top two is Rs 6,800. The last one is the biggest of the three, and it is the only step where the page also lists a TFT display.
What the page says about the engine and performance
All seven tabs sit on a 125 cc engine that the page describes as a 3-valve unit with air and oil cooling. The tabs with iGO Assist list 11.75 Nm of torque at 6,000 rpm and an acceleration time of 5.8 seconds from 0 to 60 km/h. The Single Seat tab lists a slower 5.9 seconds.
The page names three riding modes, Boost, Power and Eco, with Boost described as the quickest-accelerating setting and Eco as the high-mileage one. The suspension is a telescopic fork at the front with a monoshock at the rear, and the page says the monoshock has five steps of adjustment.
What the top tabs add
The TFT DD tab lists a TFT display with more than 99 connected features through TVS's SmartXonnect system, including turn-by-turn navigation, call and message notifications and a low-fuel alert. The page also lists voice assist, a Follow Me headlamp that stays lit after the bike is switched off, and dual disc brakes with ABS and traction control, which it calls a first in the segment.
The SXC DD tab lists the same dual disc brakes with ABS, with SmartXonnect at more than 85 features and not 99. The page gives both tabs the same Rs 1,03,170 price.
What the cheaper tabs give up
The iGO and Split Seat tabs list Glide Through Traffic, which the page describes as slow-speed riding assistance, and the same 11.75 Nm torque figure. The Single Seat tab lists a disc brake with SBT and a reverse LCD digital cluster with ride modes, and the Drum tab lists a drum brake with SBT. The page shows both at Rs 90,070, so the disc and the drum cost the same on this listing.
How the Raider compares with other TVS prices
TVS's other mass-market lines are priced in our recent reports. The Apache range runs much higher, as set out in our TVS Apache price list, and the Jupiter scooter starts below the Raider, as shown in our TVS Jupiter price report. For how the Raider compares with Honda's and Hero's 125 cc bikes on safety equipment, see our Raider, Xtreme 125R and CB125 Hornet comparison.
What to check before you buy
Pick the city on TVS's page, because the price on this report is for Central Delhi. Ask the dealer for the on-road quote with registration and insurance, and for the accessories that come in the package. TVS also shows an EMI option and an offer tab, which we did not use for this report.
The prices are on TVS Motor's Raider page.
