TVS Raider 125 FI iGO Launched in Nepal: Specs, Price, and Features

TVS Raider 125 FI iGO

10th October 2025, Kathmandu  

Now, the official distributor, Jagadamba Motors, introduces the new TVS Raider 125 FI iGO variant to the Nepali market.

TVS Raider 125 FI iGO

The TVS Raider 125 has already proven itself a game-changer since its 2021 debut, successfully injecting style, performance, and value into the previously conservative 125cc commuter class.

This latest upgrade, featuring sophisticated iGO Tech and a premium TFT Display, clearly demonstrates TVS’s commitment to keeping the Raider ahead of the curve, even though its popularity never truly waned.

The iGO Upgrade: Intelligence Meets Power

The key differentiators for the TVS Raider 125 FI iGO are centered on technology and performance.

While the existing FI variant already featured the ‘IntelliGo’ auto start-stop system, the new iGO variant elevates this with the “iGO Boost” function.

The iGO Boost system utilizes battery assist to provide a sharper, instant throttle response. This is especially useful for quick overtakes or when pulling away from a stoplight, giving the rider a tangible surge of acceleration.

This extra kick, combined with a slightly higher peak torque of $11.75\text{ Nm}$ at $6000\text{ rpm}$ (compared to $11.2\text{ Nm}$ on the standard FI variant), positions the iGO as the most potent offering in the Raider lineup.

Both engines, however, maintain a maximum power output of $11.38\text{ PS}$ at $7500\text{ rpm}$ from the $124.8\text{cc}$, 3-valve, Air-Oil Cooled FI engine.

Advanced Cockpit: The TFT Display Difference

The most noticeable upgrade is the instrument cluster. The standard FI model uses a respectable Reverse LCD display, but the TVS Raider 125 FI iGO features a sharp, vibrant TFT Display.

This is a segment-first feature that radically changes the riding experience. The TFT screen is not just a visual upgrade; it powers TVS’s proprietary SmartXonnect feature, enabling Bluetooth connectivity, turn-by-turn navigation, call management, and Voice-Assist functionality.

This level of connectivity and information density transforms the commuter motorcycle into a high-tech machine, offering riders a premium experience usually reserved for higher-displacement bikes.

The ability to easily toggle settings and view crucial information clearly, even in bright daylight, enhances both convenience and safety.

Design and Specifications Overview

The Raider’s famed muscular streetfighter design remains a key highlight. Its ‘Animalistic’ LED headlamp, sculpted 10-liter fuel tank, and distinct split-seat setup give it a ‘big-bike’ feel.

The iGO variant comes in new, stealthy color options like Nardo Grey and Wicked Black, emphasizing its premium and sporty character.

Key specifications continue to impress:

• Engine: $124.8\text{ cc}$, 3-valve, Air-Oil Cooled FI
• Max Torque (iGO): $11.75\text{ Nm}@6000\text{ rpm}$
• Gearbox: 5-Speed
• Braking: Front Disc / Rear Drum with Synchronized Braking Technology (SBT)
• Suspension: Telescopic Front and 5-Step Adjustable Monoshock Rear
• Kerb Weight: $123\text{ kg}$
• Ground Clearance: $180\text{ mm}$

The lightweight chassis and responsive suspension setup contribute to the Raider’s best-in-class acceleration, maintaining its reputation as a thrilling ride in the city.

TVS Raider 125 Price in Nepal and Variants

Talking about the price, the TVS Raider 125 price in Nepal starts at Rs. 2,74,900 for the Carburetor version, Rs. 2,99,900 for the FI variant, and Rs. 3,05,900 for the iGO version.

Forget the Carb variant for a moment, as it’s already on its way out. What’s really interesting is the tiny gap between the FI and the iGO trims. For just about Rs. 7,000 more, you’re unlocking a whole different vibe.

The iGO gives you a Boost Mode that adds a little extra kick every time you twist the throttle. Suddenly, those dull stretches of road feel a bit more alive.

The marginal price difference of approximately Rs. $7,000$ between the FI and the TVS Raider 125 FI iGO makes the upgraded version an incredibly compelling proposition.

For a small premium, buyers gain access to the TFT Display, SmartXonnect, and the performance-enhancing Boost Mode, justifying the extra cost as a genuine upgrade for tech-savvy riders.

This new variant not only fights competition but sets a new, higher standard for the entire 125cc motorcycle segment in Nepal.

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