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TVS Raider Price Hike: New Prices for All Variants After Up to ₹2,600 Increase

By AUTOASTRA Editorial · 30 Sept 2026 · News

TVS has hiked Raider 125 prices by up to ₹2,600 across variants. New ex-showroom Delhi prices now start at ₹84,460 for the drum brake version.

TVS Raider 125 Gets a Price Revision Across the Range

TVS Motor has increased prices of all variants of the Raider 125 by up to ₹2,600, with revised ex-showroom Delhi prices now ranging from ₹84,460 to ₹1,03,170. The hike lands right before the festive buying window, when most manufacturers hold or discount prices, making this revision worth noting for anyone about to book the bike.

The top-spec TFT Dual Disc variant absorbs the largest increase at ₹2,600, taking it from ₹1,00,570 to ₹1,03,170. The SXC Dual Disc follows with a ₹2,555 rise. Several mid variants, including the iGO and Split Seat versions, are dearer by ₹1,550, while the remaining trims see hikes of around ₹550.

VariantNew PriceOld PriceIncrease
TFT Dual Disc₹1,03,170₹1,00,570₹2,600
SXC Dual Disc₹1,00,330₹97,370₹2,555
Super Squad Edition₹96,370₹95,820₹550
iGO₹94,620₹94,070₹1,550
Split Seat₹94,620₹94,070₹1,550
Single Seat₹90,070₹89,520₹550
Drum₹84,460₹83,910₹530

Mechanically, nothing changes. The Raider continues with its 124.8cc single-cylinder engine producing 11.38PS and 11.2Nm, paired with a 5-speed gearbox, and retains the LCD or 5-inch TFT console depending on trim, with Bluetooth connectivity, turn-by-turn navigation and a USB charging port on higher versions. The bike competes with the Hero Xtreme 125R, Honda SP 125 and the recently launched Bajaj Pulsar 125, and you can see how those rivals stack up on our 125cc comparison page alongside the rest of AUTOINDIA's two-wheeler coverage.

What this means for you

Festivals are come and now Price hikes will also come !

A ₹2,600 rise on a lakh-rupee bike is a real percentage jump, but not one that breaks the Raider's value case in the sporty 125cc commuter class. If you were waiting for a festive offer to close the deal, check with your dealer whether any accessories or insurance packages offset the hike before you pay the new price. More two-wheeler news and price trackers are on AUTOINDIA.0)

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