TVS Motor launches festive upgrades for Apache and Ronin premium motorcycles
- TVS Motor launched festive upgrades for Apache and Ronin portfolios on September 17, 2026
- Apache RTR 160/160 4V/200 4V gain traction control, TFT displays, and map mirroring
- Apache 310 series introduces Black Diamond Editions with advanced safety tech
- New Ronin Base + variant adds dual-channel ABS at ₹142,490
- Upgrades target premium segment demand during the festive season

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TVS Motor Company expanded its premium motorcycle lineup on September 17, 2026, introducing new variants and technology upgrades across the TVS Apache and TVS Ronin models ahead of the festive season.
New additions to the premium range
The expansion covers two of TVS Motor's prominent motorcycle platforms. The TVS Apache series and the TVS Ronin have received new variants alongside technology upgrades, broadening the choice available to customers in the premium segment.
TVS Apache RTR Updates
The TVS Apache RTR portfolio saw enhancements across three key models. The TVS Apache RTR 160 now includes a Traction Control System, hazard lamps, and LED tail lamps, starting at ₹127,990 (ex-showroom Delhi). The TVS Apache RTR 160 4V introduces a TFT display with Google Map Mirroring, Panic Brake Alert, and a Type-C charger, priced from ₹141,440.
The TVS Apache RTR 200 4V builds on its performance credentials with Front Adjustable USD suspension, alongside the new TFT display features, starting at ₹149,990.
| Model | New Variant | Key Features | Starting Price (INR) |
|---|---|---|---|
| TVS Apache RTR 160 | Dual Channel ABS with TCS | Traction Control System, Hazard lamps, LED TSLs | 127,990 |
| TVS Apache RTR 160 4V | TFT with Map Mirroring | Google Map Mirroring, Panic Brake Alert, Type-C charger | 141,440 |
| TVS Apache RTR 200 4V | TFT with Map Mirroring | Front Adjustable USD suspension, Google Map Mirroring | 149,990 |
TVS Apache 310 Series
The flagship TVS Apache 310 series introduced “Black Diamond Editions” for both the RR 310 and RTR 310 models. These editions feature an exclusive all-black aesthetic and advanced technologies such as Race Tuned Dynamic Stability Control (RT-DSC), Cruise Control, Cornering ABS, and Launch Control.
The TVS Apache RR 310 Top variant (with Quickshifter) is priced at ₹287,790, while the TVS Apache RTR 310 Top variant starts at ₹248,990. Keyless Ride technology has also been extended to the RR 310.
| Model | New Variant | Key Features | Starting Price (INR) |
|---|---|---|---|
| TVS Apache RR 310 | Top (with Quickshifter) | New Livery, Keyless Ride | 287,790 |
| TVS Apache RTR 310 | Top (with Quickshifter) | New Livery | 248,990 |
TVS Ronin Enhancements
The TVS Ronin range received a new Base + variant featuring Dual Channel ABS and a new livery, starting at ₹142,490. Existing Mid and Top variants were upgraded with connected clusters, Type-C chargers, and Traction Control Systems.
| Model | Variant | Key Features | Starting Price (INR) |
|---|---|---|---|
| TVS Ronin | Base + (New) | Dual Channel ABS, New Livery | 142,490 |
| TVS Ronin | Mid (Upgrade) | Connected Cluster, Type-C Charger | 151,540 |
| TVS Ronin | Top (Upgrade) | Traction Control System, Premium Seat | 163,640 |
Festive season timing
The launch is timed to coincide with the festive season, a period that traditionally sees heightened consumer demand in the Indian two-wheeler market. The introduction of new variants and tech upgrades across the Apache and Ronin platforms reflects TVS Motor's focus on the premium motorcycle segment during this period.
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How will the introduction of advanced features like Google Map Mirroring and TCS in the 160cc segment impact TVS Motor's market share against competitors like Hero MotoCorp and Bajaj Auto?
What is the projected impact of these premium segment upgrades on TVS Motor's overall average selling price (ASP) and profit margins for the upcoming fiscal year?
Will the 'Black Diamond Editions' of the Apache 310 series be sufficient to counter the aggressive pricing and feature sets of rivals in the naked sportbike category, such as the KTM Duke 390 or Yamaha MT-03?





























