
The Modenas Karisma 125 2021 price in the Malaysia starts from RM 4,979 . it is available in 2 colors, 1 variants in the Malaysia. The Karisma 125 is powered by a 124.66 cc engine, and has a Variable Speed gearbox. The Karisma 125 comes with Disc front brakes and Drum rear brakes. Over 2 users have reviewed Karisma 125 on basis of Features, Mileage, seating comfort, and engine performance. Karisma 125 top competitors are Ego Solariz, Ego Avantiz, T-70 and VZ 125i.
Engine | 124.66 cc |
Power | 9.4 hp |
Start Option | Kick & Electric |
ABS | No |
Pass Switch | No |
Ignition System | Electric CDI |
Odometer | Analog |
Sporty styling
Linear and refined performance
Build quality could have been better
Lack of features
Variant | Price | Specifications | |
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Modenas Karisma 125 Standard |
RM 4,979 *
Expected Price
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124.66 cc, 9.4 hp, Kick & Electric, Petrol | VIEW JANUARY OFFERS |
Shah Alam | RM 4,979 |
Petaling Jaya | RM 4,979 |
Johor Bahru | RM 4,979 |
Kuching | RM 4,979 |
Kota Kinabalu | RM 4,979 |
Watch the video review of Modenas Karisma 125 to learn about interior, exterior, performance, mileage and more.
The Modenas Karisma 125 is for all those riders who want a step-up from the mopeds of the manufacturer and want something bigger and more practical. With a very sporty design which according to Modenas meets many practical fronts, the Karisma 125 is the more affordable one of the only two scooter offerings from the company in Malaysia. The Modenas Karisma 125 is available in only two shades of red and white for the time being.
Going by the looks of it, it is easy to judge that the Karisma 125 looks far more premium, sporty and proportionately designed as compared to all the mopeds of Modenas put together. Modenas has justified the Karisma 125’s premium positioning above all the mopeds with its much sportier and balanced styling, which looks mature and bulky.
The sense of muscularity and sharpness is instantly identifiable when you look at the Karisma 125 head-on. The angular handlebar cowl, despite being a simple body panel, looks fascinating, thanks to the presence of a tinted black visor. The V-shaped dual headlamps placed on the front apron covers much of the portion of the latter, with the turn indicators positioned on its upper corners.
Compared to the hefty looking frontal stance, the side profile of the Karisma 125 looks leaner. The side body panels look slim, however, the bold body graphics make it look bigger than it actually is. The floorboard is large enough to accommodate tall riders with ease, and so is the long single seat. The alloy wheels have a trendy appeal to them, which only doubles up with the fine pinstriping job carried on them. The all-black theme for the engine, wheels, and exhaust give it an upmarket sense as well.
The side body panels taper upward at the back to form a very angular looking tail lamp assembly. The clear lens tail lights, along with the large pillion grab rail, make the Karisma 125 look equally sporty as the front of the scooter.
While there is no doubt that the Karisma 125 is one sporty looking scooter, the one area which has been avoided is the instrument console. While the segment layout of the all-analog dials for speedometer, odometer and fuel gauge looks decent, it would have been better if there was a semi-digital meter console on board.
The Modenas Karisma 125 has a simple suspension setup of telescopic forks at the front and a trailing swing arm with a monoshock at the rear, which is slightly tuned on a stiffer side to make the overall riding experience slightly involving on the tarmac. Adding to it, the angular and lean profile of the Karisma 125, along with 14-inch wheels, make the Karisma 125 a nice and agile handler to control. When it comes to braking, the Karisma 125 has a nice 220mm front petal disc brake as well as a 120mm drum brake on offer.
The Modenas Karisma 125 sources its power from a simple four-stroke, single-cylinder, air-cooled, 124.66cc engine, which here on the scooter, is coupled to a simple CVT transmission. The engine puts up a maximum power output of 9.5PS and a peak torque output of 10Nm. However, at 113 kgs, the scooter feels slightly on the heavier side as well.
Despite being positioned as a premium 125cc scooter, the Modenas Karisma 125 lacks the presence of safety features like ABS or even a CBS. However, the petal front disc brake does its job quite in a fine manner.
With the Karisma 125, Modenas has managed to offer a subtle upgrade above its vast range of mopeds, which feel functional in their tasks, but lack the emotional appeal one would expect from his ride. The sporty styling, along with a decent balance of performance, ride quality and handling, makes the Karisma 125 an apt choice for youngsters who wanted more from what the mopeds of Modenas have on offer. Adding to it, the usable underseat storage space adds in the practicality front and makes it preferable for more mature riders as well.
This automatic bike is available both as electric and kick starter mode. In fact the kind of power that you get out of this is pretty impressive. The curve emphasized design is quite a mind boggling aspect of this bike that can win anyone’s heart with ease. The halogen headlights along with alloy wheels have decked up the overall look
To me a long distance trip remains incomplete unless I get to ride on a sleek looking powerful and high performance bike. So far I could not buy a bike after shifting to Malaysia with my family. Here I have come to expand my business and will keep shuffling between India and Malaysia. But since I will have a house
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