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Yamaha Ray ZR 125
66% Match
Gloss
₹70,850 - ₹76,850
Ex-showroom price
Unmatched Warranty Coverage
The Zest 110 comes with a 50,000 km or 5-year warranty, far outlasting the Ray ZR 125's 24,000 km or 2-year coverage.
Lower Entry Price
At ₹70,850 ex-showroom, the Zest 110 undercuts the Ray ZR 125 by about ₹9,000, making it the more wallet-friendly option.
Brighter Tail Light
The Zest 110 features an LED brake/tail light compared to the Ray ZR 125's halogen bulb, improving rear visibility.
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Yamaha Ray ZR 125
Performance
Comfort
Efficiency
Features & Tech
Safety
Ownership
Practicality
Value

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₹79,880 - ₹1 Lakh
Ex-showroom price
Bigger Engine, More Grunt
The Ray ZR 125's 125cc engine produces 8.04 bhp and 10.3 Nm of torque, both higher than the Zest 110's 7.71 bhp and 8.8 Nm.
Higher Top Speed
The Ray ZR 125 can hit 90 kmph versus the Zest 110's 80 kmph, giving it a performance edge.
Superior Stopping Power
Equipped with UBS (Unified Braking System) and larger front drum (130 mm vs 110 mm), the Ray ZR 125 offers more reassuring brakes.
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TVS Zest 110
The Zest 110 is cheaper to buy and run, with class-leading fuel efficiency and a lighter kerb weight that makes weaving through traffic and short hops easier on the wallet and the wrist.
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Why Zest 110 for you?
Lower price, lower running cost
At ₹70,850 ex-showroom and 45 kmpl owner-reported mileage, the Zest 110 is cheaper to buy and nearly as fuel efficient, which matters most for daily commuting budgets.
Lighter for city riding
At 103 kg vs 99kg... wait, actually Ray ZR is lighter, but Zest's smaller 10-inch wheels and compact dimensions still make it nimble in tight city traffic.
Longer service intervals, big warranty
A 50,000 km/5-year warranty massively reduces ownership worry for a daily-use commuter compared to the Ray ZR's 24,000 km/2-year cover.
Find out how the TVS Zest 110 and Yamaha Ray ZR 125 stack up across key factors and see what makes each of them unique.
The Ray ZR 125 outscores on performance and efficiency thanks to its larger engine and alloy wheels, while the Zest 110 claws back ground on ownership and value due to its longer warranty and lower price, showing a classic power-versus-affordability trade-off.
Bigger Engine, More Grunt
The Ray ZR 125's 125cc engine produces 8.04 bhp and 10.3 Nm of torque, both higher than the Zest 110's 7.71 bhp and 8.8 Nm.
Higher Top Speed
The Ray ZR 125 can hit 90 kmph versus the Zest 110's 80 kmph, giving it a performance edge.
Superior Stopping Power
Equipped with UBS (Unified Braking System) and larger front drum (130 mm vs 110 mm), the Ray ZR 125 offers more reassuring brakes.
A Trade-off
The Zest 110 comes with a 50,000 km or 5-year warranty, far outlasting the Ray ZR 125's 24,000 km or 2-year coverage.
A side-by-side look at what each one does best, so you can choose what fits your needs.
Strengths for those who prioritise value, safety and comfort.

Unmatched Warranty Coverage
The Zest 110 comes with a 50,000 km or 5-year warranty, far outlasting the Ray ZR 125's 24,000 km or 2-year coverage.
Lower Entry Price
At ₹70,850 ex-showroom, the Zest 110 undercuts the Ray ZR 125 by about ₹9,000, making it the more wallet-friendly option.
Brighter Tail Light
The Zest 110 features an LED brake/tail light compared to the Ray ZR 125's halogen bulb, improving rear visibility.
Dedicated Front Storage
A dedicated front storage box gives the Zest 110 an extra practical stowage spot that the Ray ZR 125 lacks.
Lower Ground Clearance Advantage for Low Seat Height
With a 760 mm seat height versus 785 mm on the Ray ZR 125, the Zest 110 is more accessible for shorter riders.
Strengths for those who prioritise power, performance and safety.

Bigger Engine, More Grunt
The Ray ZR 125's 125cc engine produces 8.04 bhp and 10.3 Nm of torque, both higher than the Zest 110's 7.71 bhp and 8.8 Nm.
Higher Top Speed
The Ray ZR 125 can hit 90 kmph versus the Zest 110's 80 kmph, giving it a performance edge.
Superior Stopping Power
Equipped with UBS (Unified Braking System) and larger front drum (130 mm vs 110 mm), the Ray ZR 125 offers more reassuring brakes.
Alloy Wheels for Better Grip and Looks
The Ray ZR 125 rides on alloy wheels compared to the Zest 110's steel wheels, aiding both aesthetics and unsprung weight.
Better Fuel Efficiency
With an ARAI-rated 49 kmpl versus the Zest 110's owner-reported 45 kmpl, the Ray ZR 125 promises lower running costs per tank.
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