2025 TVS Raider Dual Disc Variant Launched – What’s Changing?
Design & Colors
The new edition retains the aggressive “wicked by design” appearance. It adds a fresh metallic silver body with red accents and matching alloys. You’ll see multiple color choices to suit individual tastes.
- Dual Disc Brakes with single-channel ABS (both front and rear).
- Boost Mode (via iGO Assist) for short bursts of torque in overtakes.
- Glide Through Technology (GTT) to ease low-speed riding in traffic.
- Choice between TFT console (99+ features) or reverse LCD (85+ features), both integrated via SmartXonnect.
- Wider tyres: 90/90-17 front and 110/80-17 rear for improved grip.
Engine, Mileage & Performance
The engine stays the same: 124.8 cc, three-valve, air-cooled. Outputs are around 11.2 bhp and 11.2 Nm torque. With boost mode, the dual disc version can hit 11.75 Nm at 6,000 rpm. The claimed ARAI mileage is 56.7 kmpl, while in practice, riders see around 70 kmpl. Top speed remains near 99 km/h.
Safety & Premium Touches
Upgraded braking setup adds greater confidence in stops and wet roads. GTT helps reduce stalling in slow zones. Additional touches like color accents, alloys, and connected features enhance its premium feel.
Feature Comparisons & Variants
Older Raider models often had disc front + rear drum setups. The new dual disc variant now gives rear disc braking, boost mode, and advanced displays. Two main variants exist now: SXC DD (LCD) and TFT DD (TFT display).
Price & Early Review Impressions
The 2025 TVS Raider Dual Disc variant launched at ₹93,800 ex-showroom for the SXC DD (LCD) model and ₹95,600 for the TFT DD version. Early feedback hints at the upgrades being well worth it, especially for urban riders seeking control and smart features.
Short Review & Verdict
The new Raider doesn’t transform the formula, but key additions like dual disc braking, boost mode, and upgraded display bring it closer to a modern commuter with flair. For those who already liked its styling and engine, this variant adds real value for everyday use.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
What is the price of the TVS Raider dual disc variant?
The dual disc variant was launched at ₹93,800 (ex-showroom) for the SXC DD (LCD) model, and ₹95,600 for the TFT DD version.
What new features does the dual disc version bring?
It adds rear disc brakes (so dual discs), single-channel ABS, boost mode via iGO Assist, GTT for low speed ease, and upgraded display choices.
Does it use the same engine as before?
Yes. The engine remains 124.8 cc, three-valve air-cooled. Performance is similar, but boost mode enhances low-end torque.
What about mileage and top speed?
Official ARAI mileage is 56.7 kmpl, but many users report ~70 kmpl under normal riding. Top speed remains near 99 km/h.
Which display variant should I pick?
If you want maximum smart features, go for the TFT DD variant (99+ display features). If you prefer simplicity, the LCD SXC DD is still capable with 85+ features.
