TVS Ntorq 150 Spectral Green launched at ₹1.22 lakh: what riders get

By Akash Gupta · 10 Nov, 2026

TVS has added Spectral Green to the Ntorq 150 TFT in India at ₹1,22,100 ex-showroom Delhi. The colour-only update keeps the 149.7cc engine and connected features unchanged.

TVS Ntorq 150 Spectral Green launched at ₹1.22 lakh: what riders get

TVS Motor has added a new Spectral Green colour to the Ntorq 150 TFT in India, with the top variant priced at ₹1,22,100 ex-showroom Delhi, according to BikeWale and BikeDekho reports published on 10 Nov 2026. For buyers, this is a cosmetic update: the engine, connected equipment and safety package remain unchanged.

The new shade matters because it is not a separate low-cost edition. It is tied to the range-topping TFT variant, so the colour choice also determines the display and connected-tech package a buyer gets.

Key takeaways

Spectral Green is available only with the TVS Ntorq 150 TFT variant, according to the two 10 Nov 2026 launch reports.
The reported price is ₹1,22,100 ex-showroom Delhi, with no separate paint surcharge reported.
The 149.7cc three-valve engine, 13.2 PS output and 14.2 Nm torque remain unchanged, based on TVS Motor material and the launch reports.
Buyers still need to check the city-specific on-road price, insurance, registration and fuel cost before booking.

What changed on the Ntorq 150

The update is the new Spectral Green finish, described in the launch reports as a dark olive-green body with fluorescent yellow highlights and darker wheels. BikeWale says the shade is exclusive to the TFT variant, while BikeDekho says it joins the existing Stealth Silver, Racing Red, Turbo Blue and Nitro Green options across the Ntorq 150 range.

There is a small counting difference between the reports. BikeWale describes four shades within the TFT variant after Spectral Green is added; BikeDekho counts five colours across both the standard and TFT versions. This appears to reflect the way each outlet counts variant-specific colours, not a disagreement about the new shade itself.

What the colour does not change

The reports do not describe a new engine tune, transmission, chassis or feature package. The Spectral Green scooter uses the same 149.7cc, single-cylinder, three-valve, air-cooled engine as the rest of the Ntorq 150 range. TVS Motor's primary material lists 13.2 PS at 7,000 rpm and 14.2 Nm at 5,500 rpm; BikeDekho reports the same figures, while BikeWale rounds the output to 13 bhp.

Price and what buyers are paying for

BikeDekho reports the Spectral Green Ntorq 150 TFT at ₹1,22,100 ex-showroom Delhi. BikeWale also lists ₹1,22,100 ex-showroom for the TFT variant, and AckoDrive reports the same price for the new colour. The available reports therefore point to the existing TFT price rather than a premium for the paint.

That is not an on-road price. Registration charges, insurance, taxes and dealer-level costs vary by state and city, so the invoice total can be materially different from the ex-showroom figure. A buyer comparing the colour with another Ntorq 150 should ask the dealer to show the variant, paint, registration and insurance lines separately instead of treating ₹1,22,100 as the final amount.

Performance and hardware remain unchanged

TVS Motor's launch material gives the Ntorq 150 a claimed 0–60 km/h time of 6.3 seconds and a top speed of 104 km/h. Its May 2026 technical explainer repeats those figures, and BikeWale's current model information also lists a 104 km/h top speed. These are claimed or listed specifications, not a promise of real-world performance in every riding condition.

Item	Reported detail	Why it matters
Engine	149.7cc, three-valve, air-cooled	No mechanical change with the new colour
Output	13.2 PS and 14.2 Nm	Same powertrain across the range
Acceleration	0–60 km/h in 6.3 seconds	TVS-claimed figure
Top speed	104 km/h	TVS-listed figure; actual use varies
Display	5-inch TFT on the top variant	Connected navigation and alerts

The specification figures above are cross-checked against TVS Motor's primary launch and product material and the 10 Nov 2026 BikeWale and BikeDekho reports. The price is ex-showroom Delhi, not an on-road quote.

What the TFT variant adds

TVS Motor's September 2026 comparison says the TFT version uses a 5-inch full-colour display, a four-way navigation controller and connected features through SmartXonnect. The company describes navigation, call and SMS alerts, ride information, over-the-air updates, Alexa and smartwatch integration among the TFT variant's functions. The same official comparison lists traction control, geo-fencing and crash alerts for the top trim.

For a rider who mainly wants a different colour, the important point is that Spectral Green cannot be separated from this equipment level. The shade is therefore a styling choice bundled with the higher-tech variant, rather than an appearance option available across the whole range.

Checks before booking

Confirm the trim. Ask for the TFT variant on the quotation and verify that the colour is written as Spectral Green. The standard and TFT versions do not have identical displays or connected features.
Separate ex-showroom from on-road. Check registration, insurance, handling or other dealer charges in separate lines. The reported ₹1,22,100 figure is not a final city price.
Test the connected equipment. Check display visibility, navigation, phone pairing and the controls during a stationary demonstration. Connected functions can depend on the phone, network and app.
Estimate running cost. Use the fuel cost calculator with the mileage figure you expect and the local petrol rate, then compare it with your monthly distance. For current rates, check live fuel prices rather than using a national average.

Fuel and ownership planning

The colour update does not change the scooter's fuel tank, engine or claimed performance figures, so it does not establish a different fuel bill from another Ntorq 150 TFT. Actual consumption depends on traffic, load, tyre pressure, riding style and maintenance. Riders planning a longer commute can use the road-trip planner to compare distance and travel time before turning a brochure specification into a monthly budget.

This is also where the ex-showroom price needs context. A purchase decision involves the complete on-road amount and recurring costs, not just the headline colour or the engine displacement. A clear quotation, a realistic distance estimate and current local fuel prices give a more useful comparison than a colour-led launch description.

What to watch next

The immediate question is availability. The two same-day reports say the shade is listed for the TFT variant, but dealer stock and delivery timing can differ by city. Buyers can ask whether the specific unit is available for inspection, whether the colour is included in the quoted price and which model-year documentation will be supplied.

There is no reported mechanical upgrade with Spectral Green. Unless TVS announces a separate variant, price or equipment revision, the buyer-facing change remains the finish and its restriction to the TFT trim.

Reader takeaway

The TVS Ntorq 150 Spectral Green is a new appearance option for the top-spec TFT scooter, not a new performance version. The reported ₹1,22,100 ex-showroom Delhi price, unchanged 149.7cc powertrain and bundled connected equipment give buyers a straightforward comparison point: verify the exact trim and final on-road quote, then assess fuel and ownership costs using local figures.