Top 5 most powerful 125cc bikes under Rs 1 lakh in India

Top 5 most powerful 125cc bikes under Rs 1 lakh in India

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Top 5 most powerful 125cc bikes under Rs 1 lakh in India

Until fairly recently, the 125cc segment in India was dominated by simple, no-frills commuters. However, that’s begun to change, with manufacturers introducing models that add more character, features and performance to the mix while still keeping prices in check. With that in mind, we’ve rounded up the most powerful 125cc motorcycles you can currently buy in India for under Rs 1 lakh.

All prices are ex-showroom, Delhi.

1. Honda SP 125

10.9hp – Rs 97,335 onwards

The 123.94cc single-cylinder air-cooled engine on the Honda SP 125 produces a modest 10.9hp and 10.9Nm. As part of its 2025 update to meet OBD2B emission norms, it also gained the Bluetooth-enabled 4.2-inch TFT display from the Activa 125, along with a USB charging port.

Also see: 

Honda SP 125 BS6 review, test ride

2. TVS Raider 125

11.4hp – Rs 83,910 onwards

Launched in 2021, the TVS Raider 125 played a key role in redefining what a 125cc bike could look and feel like. With its sporty design and a larger-than-usual presence for a commuter, it’s a motorcycle aimed at younger riders.

Power comes from a 124.8cc single-cylinder engine producing 11.4hp and 11.2Nm. We’ve tested the Raider on both the track and the street, and its engine impresses with tractable performance for daily commuting, along with a playful edge that keeps things entertaining. 

Equipment levels are strong too, with an LCD unit, two ride modes (Eco and Power) that adjust the rev limit and TVS’s Glide Through Technology. There are seven variants in total, all using the same engine, and only the top-end SX variant crosses the Rs 1 lakh mark at Rs 1.01 lakh.

Also see:

TVS Raider 125 review, test ride

3. Hero Glamour X

11.5hp – Rs 88,517 

The Glamour X launched late last year, with cruise control functionality being the headlining feature for this humble 125cc commuter. Unheard of in two or three segments above, Hero managed to plonk this convenience feature in a 125cc along with a few others such as riding modes and a segmented colour LCD dash. Priced from Rs 88,517, the base variant misses out on a front-disc brake and some standout features. However, the top variant with all the tech is priced at Rs 96,876. It comes powered by a 124.7cc, air-cooled, single-cylinder engine producing 11.5hp and 10.5Nm. This engine is shared with the Xtreme 125R.  

4. Hero Xtreme 125R

11.5hp – Rs 98,425 onwards

The Hero Xtreme 125R is powered by a 124.7cc single-cylinder air-cooled engine producing 11.5hp and 10.5Nm. Much of its visual appeal comes from the fact that it borrows heavily from its larger sibling, the Xtreme 160 – including a chassis based on that bike and the same 37mm telescopic fork. The Xtreme 125R is offered in three variants, with only the IBS (Integrated Braking System) version priced under Rs 1 lakh.

Also see:

Hero Xtreme 125R vs TVS Raider 125 performance compared

5. Bajaj Pulsar 125

12.1hp – Rs 92,990 onwards

At long last, Bajaj has updated the Classic Pulsar range, and it has moved on to the second generation after 25 years. It would be wrong to say that the models weren’t updated over the years, since the first Pulsar came out with a round headlight, and subsequently, the Classic Pulsar range moved on to the iconic ‘Wolf-eye’ design. Now, in 2026, Bajaj has launched a new generation of the Pulsar 125 that is also the most powerful motorcycle in its segment. It comes with a brand-new 124.58cc single-cylinder air/oil-cooled engine producing 12.1hp at 8,500rpm (a gain of 0.3hp) and 11.4Nm at 6,500rpm (a gain of 0.6Nm). This makes it the most powerful 125cc motorcycle, and it also comes generously equipped with features such as an LED headlight and a TFT dash on the top variants. 

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Autocar India – All
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