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Jagdamba Motors Launches TVS NTORQ 150 in Butwal at Bipul Chhetri Concert

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December 15, 2016 • 10:55 AM
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|| ShareSansar || Jagdamba Motors has launched the TVS NTORQ 150 in Butwal during a concert by singer Bipul Chhetri, introducing the 150cc scooter to riders in western Nepal. The scooter is powered by a 149.7cc engine...

Jagdamba Motors Launches TVS NTORQ 150 in Butwal at Bipul Chhetri Concert

Jagdamba Motors has launched the TVS NTORQ 150 in Butwal during a concert by singer Bipul Chhetri, introducing the 150cc scooter to riders in western Nepal.

The scooter is powered by a 149.7cc engine producing 13.2 PS and 14.2 Nm of torque. It can accelerate from 0 to 60 km/h in 6.3 seconds and reach a top speed of 104 km/h.

The NTORQ 150 features projector headlamps, aerodynamic styling, coloured alloy wheels and a T-shaped tail lamp. Its technology includes TVS SmartXonnect with more than 50 connected features, including navigation, call and message notifications, and ride modes. Safety features include single-channel ABS, traction control and hazard lamps.

The scooter is available in Stealth Silver, Racing Red and Turbo Blue at an introductory price of Rs. 369,900 through TVS dealerships across Nepal.

Hari Neupane, National Sales Head of Jagdamba Motors, said the launch aims to strengthen the company's presence in western Nepal and meet young riders' demand for performance, style and technology.

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