Aprilia SXR GT 125 vs 175: Prices, Specs and ₹20,000 Upgrade Explained
The Aprilia SXR GT 125 and SXR GT 175 have launched in India with reported prices of ₹1.11 lakh and ₹1.31 lakh, respectively, ex-showroom Delhi. Both revive the maxi-scooter format with larger 14-inch wheels, but the ₹20,000 step between them buys more than extra engine capacity: the 175 also gets a...
The Aprilia SXR GT 125 and SXR GT 175 have launched in India with reported prices of ₹1.11 lakh and ₹1.31 lakh, respectively, ex-showroom Delhi. Both revive the maxi-scooter format with larger 14-inch wheels, but the ₹20,000 step between them buys more than extra engine capacity: the 175 also gets a TFT display and single-channel ABS. Nationwide bookings are reported open. For buyers, the useful decision is whether those upgrades justify the higher bill; delivery timing, city-specific on-road prices and real-world mileage still need confirmation.
Aprilia SXR GT: what you need to know
SXR GT 125 hp-e: ₹1.11 lakh, a 124.5cc engine, 5-inch LCD and CBS.
SXR GT 175 hp-e: ₹1.31 lakh, a 174.7cc engine, 5-inch TFT and single-channel ABS.
Shared wheel size: 14 inches, compared with 12 inches on the earlier SXR range.
Booking status: nationwide bookings are reported open; a booking does not establish a delivery date.
125 versus 175: prices and reported specifications
| Detail | SXR GT 125 hp-e | SXR GT 175 hp-e |
|---|---|---|
| Ex-showroom Delhi price | ₹1.11 lakh | ₹1.31 lakh |
| Engine displacement | 124.5cc, single-cylinder | 174.7cc, air-cooled single-cylinder |
| Power | 10.6hp at 7,400rpm | 13.3hp at 7,200rpm |
| Torque | 10.4Nm at 6,200rpm | 14.1Nm at 6,000rpm |
| Display | 5-inch LCD | 5-inch TFT with Bluetooth functions |
| Braking equipment | CBS | Single-channel ABS |
| Wheels | 14 inches | 14 inches |
These are the specifications and prices reported at launch. The price gap is ₹20,000, calculated from the two quoted ex-showroom figures. Registration, insurance and other quotation items change the final on-road amount, so the actual difference payable in a particular city may vary.
What the ₹20,000 upgrade adds
The 175 combines a larger engine with a higher quoted output: 2.7hp more power and 3.7Nm more torque than the 125. Those differences describe the published peak figures; they do not establish acceleration times, fuel economy or how either scooter feels with a pillion.
Its TFT also brings Bluetooth functions for music and call management, turn-by-turn navigation and additional handlebar controls. The 125 uses an LCD. Buyers who regularly use navigation may find the connected display useful, but should check phone compatibility and the available functions on the delivered variant.
Braking equipment is another meaningful distinction. CBS links braking action, while ABS helps control wheel lock during braking. The reported single-channel ABS on the 175 should not be read as dual-channel ABS. Ask the dealer to demonstrate the system and confirm the final equipment sheet before deciding.

Why the larger wheels matter—and what remains untested
The SXR GT retains the broad maxi-scooter silhouette of the earlier SXR models, while moving from their 12-inch wheels to 14-inch wheels. Larger wheels can influence how a scooter deals with uneven surfaces, but wheel diameter alone does not guarantee better comfort. Tyres, suspension settings, seat shape and load also matter.
Both engines are reported as BS6 OBD-II Stage B-compliant and E20-compatible. No verified mileage figure or independent ride assessment has been retained for this launch. Treat comfort, stability and efficiency as points to assess on a test ride rather than promised benefits.
Which SXR GT should an Indian buyer consider?
The 125 is the lower-cost entry into the range. It merits consideration when the maxi-scooter format matters more than the larger engine or connected display. The 175 has the stronger equipment case for someone who values the extra output, TFT functions and ABS and can accommodate the higher on-road quotation.
Before paying, compare written quotations for both variants, verify the exact braking system and display, and confirm local service access and delivery timing. Test the seating position, low-speed handling and pillion accommodation with your normal use in mind. The specification table helps shortlist a variant; it cannot replace that practical check.
FAQs
What is the Aprilia SXR GT price in India?
The reported ex-showroom Delhi prices are ₹1.11 lakh for the 125 hp-e and ₹1.31 lakh for the 175 hp-e. On-road prices vary by city and quotation.
Does the SXR GT 125 get ABS?
The launch report lists CBS for the 125. Single-channel ABS is listed for the 175.
Are bookings open, and when will deliveries start?
Nationwide bookings are reported open. A verified delivery schedule has not been retained; confirm the timing with the dealer.
The Aprilia SXR GT 125 and 175 offer two distinct routes into the refreshed maxi-scooter range. The 125 lowers the entry price, while the 175's ₹20,000 ex-showroom step adds engine output, display functions and ABS. Choose using the complete quotation and a test ride, with mileage and delivery expectations checked separately.
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