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Last Updated on: 22 Jun 2026

Aprilia SR 175 variants
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Aprilia SR 175 hp-e

Varianthp-e
CityMumbai
₹1.34 Lakh
On road price, Mumbai
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Starting₹1,931 /month
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Aprilia SR 175 hp-e specifications

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User Reported Mileage
39.53 kmpl

Aprilia SR 175 variants

VariantsOn road price
Aprilia SR 175 hp-e
₹1.34 Lakh
Aprilia SR 175 Tribute
174.7 cc | Petrol | Automatic
₹1.34 Lakh
Aprilia SR 175 GP Replica
Petrol
₹1.39 Lakh

Aprilia SR 175 comparison

Aprilia SR 175
Aprilia SR 175
₹1.21 - ₹1.26 Lakhs
7
Transmission
Automatic
Engine
174.7 cc
Fuel type
Petrol
Mileage
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TVS Ntorq 150
TVS Ntorq 150
₹1.09 - ₹1.18 Lakhs
9
Transmission
Automatic
Engine
149.7 cc
Fuel type
Petrol
Mileage
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Questions you may find useful

1w

This is my first vehicle I am so confused about what scooter to pick. I need a performance-focused scooter which can tour on highways and is also good in city traffic I found 4 options: Aprilia SR 175, Ntorq 150, Aerox 155 and Xoom 160, but each has its own disadvantages. SR 175 stiff suspension and lack of service. Ntorq 150's smaller wheel reduces high-speed stability on highways Aerox 155's pillion comfort and the bulkiness in city traffic. Xoom 160's sluggish throttle response and performance drop after 80 km/h Help me pick one, considering prices and all, I feel like sr175 is cutting out what I need, but still so confused.

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1w

There's no clear answer here because no product today in the scooter segment has everything you need. On the product front, it's the Hero Xoom 160 that comes closest to meeting all your requirements. It has a smooth engine capable of holding highway speeds, good seating comfort and decent ride quality. The trouble is, Hero's Premia dealer network is still not widespread across the nation, and spares availability, as well as a quick service turnaround time for Premia products (like the Xoom 160 and Xtreme 250R), will not be on par with rivals with better dealer networks. While the Ntorq's smaller 12-inch wheels won't give you as surefooted handling as other scooters with their 14-inch wheels, it is perhaps the safest bet today. Backed by TVS' widespread sales and service reach in India, the bigger Ntorq is more than what its spec sheet suggests, and we'd recommend you at least take a test ride before writing it off. Coming to the Yamaha Aerox 155, it is simply too uncomfortable to be used on bad patches of road. Meanwhile, the SR 175 is expensive to own and maintain. Add to that the fact that Aprilia's dealer network is also very small and doesn't have a reputation for frictionless service.

Hero MotoCorp Xoom 160
TVS Ntorq 150
Yamaha Aerox 155
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