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Hero Xoom 125 vs its rivals: Price and specification compared

We compare the newest Hero Xoom 125 against the Suzuki Avenis and the TVS Ntorq 125
3 min read24 Jan '25
Ved Janve
Hero Xoom 125 vs its rivals

The 125cc scooter segment in India has been the first choice for buyers who want a bit of performance while maintaining practicality. All three scooters compared here have a sporty edge to them and stray away from the conventional design of a 110cc scooter. We compare the latest entrant from Hero, the Xoom 125 in terms of specifications with its chief rivals.

Hero Xoom 125 vs Suzuki Avenis vs TVS Ntorq 125: engine and output

Engine and output
Hero Xoom 125Suzuki AvenisTVS NTorq 125
Engine124.6cc, single cylinder, air-cooled 124.3cc, single cylinder, air-cooled124.8, single cylinder, air-cooled
Power9.7hp at 7250rpm8.5hp at 6750rpm9.3hp at 7000rpm
Torque10.4Nm at 6000rpm10Nm at 5500rpm10.6Nm at 5500rpm

The Hero Xoom 125’s air-cooled motor produces the most power at 9.7hp, it’s a whole 1.2hp higher than Suzuki’s Avenis. In terms of torque, the Ntorq 125 is rated to produce 10.6Nm and while this number is marginally higher than the rest, each one of them produces around 10Nm.

Hero Xoom 125 vs Suzuki Avenis vs TVS Ntorq 125: weight and dimensions:

Weight and dimensions
Hero Xoom 125Suzuki AvenisTVS NTorq 125
Seat height777mm780mm770mm
Ground clearance164mm160mm155mm
Wheelbase1327mm1265mm1285mm
Fuel capacity5 litres5.2 litres5.8 litres
Weight121kg(Disc), 120kg (Drum106kg111kg

Here, the Xoom 125 turns out to be the heaviest at 121kg. Irrespective of the variant, it has a substantial weight difference compared to the Avenis, which is the lightest at 106kg. Interestingly at 5 litres, the Xoom 125 also has the smallest fuel tank. However, it gains an edge in terms of wheelbase while also having the highest ground clearance.

Hero Xoom 125 vs Suzuki Avenis vs TVS Ntorq 125: suspension and brakes

Suspension and brakes
Hero Xoom 125Suzuki AvenisTVS NTorq 125
Brakes (F/R)Disc/drumDisc/drumDisc/drum
Suspension (F/R)Telescopic fork / single-side shock absorbersTelescopic fork / single swing armTelescopic fork/coil spring
Tyres (F/R)110/80-14 / 120/70-1490/90-12 / 90/100-10100/80-12 / 110/80-12

All three are very similar in terms of braking setup but there’s a notable difference in their wheel size. The Suzuki Avenis has the smallest wheels and also the narrowest tyres of the lot. The Ntorq features 12-inch wheels with marginally wider tyres. The Xoom 125 has the largest wheels coupled with a wider 120-section tyre. It remains to be seen if this adds any notable advantage or disadvantage in the real world.

Hero Xoom 125 vs Suzuki Avenis vs TVS Ntorq 125: features

Features
Hero Xoom 125Suzuki AvenisTVS NTorq 125
Connected featuresBluetooth connectivityApp operatedApp Operated
SpeedometerDigital speedometerDigital speedometerDigital speedometer
HeadlightLED projector headlightLED headlightLED headlight
Fuel fillerExternal fuel lidExternal fuel lidExternal fuel lid
Riding modesNANA2 - Street and Race (only in top-spec Race XP edition)

The Hero Xoom 125 makes do with Bluetooth connectivity that allows call/notification alerts and enables turn-by-turn navigation. On the other hand, the Suzuki Avenis and the TVS Ntorq 125 both get app-based connected features such as last parked location and service reminder. Notably, the Ntorq has a longer list of connected features compared to the Avenis such as the voice assist function that can perform functions like changing ride modes and displaying last caller’s ID. The Ntorq 125 is the only scooter to get 2 rider modes in its top-spec Race XP edition.

Other than this, all 3 scooters are identical and in some aspects, the Xoom 125 is better on paper. With segment-first features such as an LED projector headlight with sequential LED indicators and illuminated switchgear. 

Hero Xoom 125 vs Suzuki Avenis vs TVS Ntorq 125: price

Price
Hero Xoom 125Suzuki AvenisTVS NTorq 125
PriceRs 86,900 - Rs 92,900Rs 92,000 - Rs 92,800Rs 86,982 - Rs 1.06 lakh
Starting from Rs 86,900, the Hero Xoom 125 and the TVS Ntorq 125 both start at a similar price while the Avenis starts from Rs 92,000. Meanwhile,  the top-spec variant of the Xoom 125 costs Rs 92,900 undercutting the Ntorq 125’s top-spec by a substantial difference. The Ntorq has multiple variants to choose from and the top-spec variant is Rs 20,000 more expensive than its base variant. 
 
All prices ex-showroom Delhi

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