The new colours are called 'Deadpool' and 'Wolverine', and with this, the bike is now available in 10 colour schemes: Deadpool, Wolverine, Black Panther, Iron Man, Wicked Black, Striking Red, Blazing Blue, Forza Blue, Fiery Yellow, and Nardo Grey. Here's an overview of them along with their prices:

New Colours

Deadpool

Deadpool fans will really love this colour scheme as it comes with Deadpool-themed graphics on the fuel tank, front fender, headlight cowl, side panels, underbelly and tail section. The fuel tank has Deadpool's mask, and the tail section gets a 'Deadpool' logo. This colour scheme is a combination of black-red-grey, with black being the base colour with red and grey graphics, and red rim stickers. All in all, with plenty of black, this one looks subtle yet funky. Here's another interesting fact: the '90' on the side body panel refers to the year 1990, which was when the character made his first appearance in comic books.

Wolverine

The colour scheme is similar to the Deadpool one but gets Wolverine-themed graphics. It has grey as the base colour scheme with black and yellow graphics on the bike's panels. This is clearly a nod to Wolverine's iconic yellow suit. Here, the number '74' on the sides is a reference to the year 1974 - when the character debuted in the comic books.

Older Colour Schemes

'Iron Man' and 'Black Panther'

Just like the above two, the 'Iron Man' and the Black Panther also get similar graphics schemes. The Iron Man has red as its base colour with grey graphics, while the Black Panther has a black base coat with blue and white graphics. These colour schemes were also designed to appeal to Marvel's fanbase and are equally popular as the above superhero schemes.

Wicked Black

This colour scheme definitely looks stealthy in its all-black body panels. For a slight contrast, this also gets a grey-coloured tail section and tank shrouds. There are no graphics on this one, and it looks quite clean. It will be perfect for someone who wants their bike to look aggressive without drawing much attention. This colour scheme is available in every other variant of the TVS Raider 125, except the 'Super Squad Edition'. Only in the iGO variant this colour scheme gets a black-coloured tail section and red-coloured rims.

Striking Red

The Striking Red colour scheme looks quite sporty, and we think it's the best-looking. Similar to the black colour, it also has no graphics on the body panels, and has a grey-coloured tail section. It is more youthful and will appeal to younger buyers. It is available in the Drum, Single-seat, and Split-seat variants only.

Blazing Blue

This colour scheme is exclusive to the Split-seat variant. It is similar to the above-mentioned colour schemes but gets dark blue coloured body panels. It also has a similar combo of grey and black tank shrouds and a muffler cover. This colour scheme really brings out the premium quotient of the Raider, without being too flashy.

Forza Blue

This colour scheme is similar to Blazing Blue, but the only difference is that the shade of blue here is lighter - highlighting the bike's sporty mannerisms. The Forza Blue colour scheme is only available in the SX and Split-seat variants.

Fiery Yellow

This is the flashiest colour scheme of the TVS Raider 125. With its bright yellow body panels, it grabs a lot of attention and is perfect for someone who wants to flaunt their ride. It has good road presence and is quite eye-catching as well. It also gets the same grey-black tank shrouds, and is only available in the Split-seat and SX variants.

Nardo Grey

This colour scheme is exclusive to the iGo variant. It has grey-coloured body panels, and the tail section is also draped in the same shade. The red-coloured rims add a nice contrast to the otherwise subtle look. This colour scheme is perfect for someone who likes exclusivity and likes to stand out from the crowd with a balance of premiumness and sportiness.

Here's the updated price list of the TVS Raider 125: