New Aprilia SXR GT 125, 175 Launch Price Start At Rs 1.10 Lakh

Aprilia’s updated SXR GT range starts at Rs 1,09,999 for the 125 and Rs 1,29,999 for the 175 – Both scooters get new hp-e engines and larger 14-inch wheels

Aprilia India has announced prices for the SXR GT 125 hp-e and SXR GT 175 hp-e, following the opening of bookings earlier this month. The SXR GT 125 carries a special launch price of Rs 1,09,999, while the larger SXR GT 175 is priced at Rs 1,29,999. Both prices are ex-showroom, Maharashtra.

SXR GT 175 Costs Rs 20,000 More

A Rs 20,000 premium separates the two scooters. Beyond the larger engine, the SXR GT 175 offers a 5-inch TFT instrument display and single-channel ABS. The SXR GT 125 gets a 5-inch LCD instrument cluster and a combined braking system.

Both models are available in three colour schemes. Buyers of the SXR GT 125 can choose from Matte Black, Glossy Azzurro and Glossy White. The SXR GT 175 comes in Metallic Blue, Matte Black and Matte Green.

The updated graphics accompany a familiar overall design. The scooters retain the SXR family’s broad front fairing, tall windscreen and three-part LED headlamp arrangement, maintaining their maxi-scooter styling.

New 125cc And 175cc hp-e Engines

The SXR GT 175 uses a 174.7cc, single-cylinder, air-cooled engine producing 9.76 kW, or approximately 13.09 bhp, at 7,200 rpm. Peak torque stands at 14.14 Nm at 6,000 rpm. The smaller SXR GT 125 is powered by a 124.45cc engine developing 7.8 kW, or approximately 10.46 bhp, at 7,400 rpm, along with 10.4 Nm at 6,200 rpm.

Both engines feature a single overhead camshaft, three valves per cylinder and electronic fuel injection. Aprilia says the hp-e engines have been developed to improve acceleration and responsiveness for everyday riding and longer journeys. Both comply with BSVI OBD II Stage B requirements and are compatible with E20 fuel.

Larger 14-Inch Wheels

One of the significant changes is the move to 14-inch wheels, replacing the 12-inch setup offered on the earlier SXR 125 and SXR 160. The larger wheels also alter the scooters’ stance while retaining their familiar body shape.

Aprilia says the revised setup is intended to improve stability and comfort across different road surfaces. Its effect on ride quality and handling will become clearer through a road test.

Suspension comprises telescopic front forks and a rear hydraulic shock absorber with five-position adjustment. Both scooters use a 220 mm front disc and a 140 mm rear drum brake, with ABS reserved for the 175.