The company stated that this milestone is not just a sales figure but also a testament to the trust that 1.5 lakh Ntorq scooters are running on Nepali roads.
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TVS Ntorq 125 has crossed 1.5 lakh users in Nepal. The company has achieved a historic milestone in the two-wheeler market. The Ntorq has been further strengthened as one of the most popular performance-focused scooters in Nepal.
Jagdamba Motors (under Shankar Group) celebrated the occasion by organizing a '150K Celebration' at authorized TVS showrooms across the country. The event saw active participation from customers, rider community, dealers and scooter enthusiasts, the company said.
This milestone is not just a sales figure but also a testament to the confidence of the company that 1.5 lakh Ntorq scooters are running on Nepali roads. This achievement is due to the trust of customers, the commitment of the dealer network, and the combined efforts of the sales, service, spare parts, marketing and logistics teams. Crossing 1.5 lakh users, NTORQ has further strengthened its strong presence in the sporty scooter segment of Nepal.
Jagadamba Motors Executive Director Akhil Gupta expressed his gratitude to the customers, dealers and partners . 'The milestone of 1.5 lakh riders is not just a sales achievement; it is a testament to the trust of Nepali riders and the dedication of our nationwide dealer and service network,' he said, 'This celebration is a tribute to the collective efforts of everyone who contributed to building the NTORQ community.'
