Archive · 1 Oct 2026
Aprilia Unveils SXR-GT Scooters For Urban Touring In India
Aprilia has introduced new SXR-GT scooters in India.
The scooters are designed for riding around cities and for longer urban trips.
The article says there will be a smaller 125cc model and a larger model.
However, it calls the larger model 150cc in one place and 175cc elsewhere.
The 125cc scooter makes 10.46 horsepower.
The larger model is reported to make 13 horsepower.
Both scooters have 14-inch wheels and safety equipment including single-channel ABS.
The larger model also has a screen that can connect to a phone for navigation.
Prices have not been announced yet.
Aprilia unveiled the SXR-GT scooter range in India, describing it as a new urban-touring offering.
The article initially identifies 125cc and 150cc variants, but its specifications section refers to 125cc and 175cc versions.
The SXR-GT 125 produces 10.46 hp and 10.4 Nm, while the reported SXR-GT 175 produces 13 hp and 14.14 Nm.
Both versions reportedly feature E20 compatibility, 14-inch wheels, single-channel ABS, a 220 mm front disc, and a rear drum brake.
A 5-inch TFT display and Bluetooth navigation are available only on the larger version identified in the article as the SXR-GT 175.
- Who
- Aprilia unveiled the SXR-GT scooter range.
- What
- The company introduced new urban-touring scooters with 125cc and a larger engine variant, although the article gives conflicting 150cc and 175cc descriptions.
- When
- The scooters were unveiled on the day of the report; no calendar date is provided.
- Where
- India.
- Why
- Aprilia says the range is intended to bring a new form of urban touring to the Indian market.
- Variants reported
- The introduction says 125cc and 150cc; the specifications section refers to 125cc and 175cc.
- SXR-GT 125 output
- 10.46 hp at 7,400 rpm and 10.4 Nm at 6,200 rpm.
- Larger variant output
- 13 hp at 7,200 rpm and 14.14 Nm at 6,000 rpm, identified in the specifications section as the SXR-GT 175.
- Brakes
- Single-channel ABS, a 220 mm front rotor, and a rear drum brake.
- Wheels and fuel compatibility
- Both scooters reportedly use 14-inch wheels and are E20-compliant.
- Display and connectivity
- The larger variant gets a 5-inch TFT LCD display, Bluetooth connectivity, and turn-by-turn navigation.
- Pricing
- Prices had not been announced at the time of the report.