Gearing up for the upcoming festive rush, TVS Motor Company has rolled out a comprehensive revision across its popular motorcycle catalog. The manufacturer has introduced fresh equipment, brand-new variants, and distinct special editions for its urban retro cruiser Ronin as well as the performance-oriented Apache RTR family. Designed to elevate daily commuter safety, digital convenience, and overall handling stability, these enhancements arrive on the heels of the Apache community crossing a landmark 70 lakh global riders.
Authorized TVS dealerships across the country began retail operations for the upgraded models on 17 September 2026. Tailored to appeal to younger riders and everyday performance enthusiasts, the updates across the Ronin, Apache RTR 160 4V, RTR 200 4V, and 310 series combine visual revisions with modern functional equipment without altering core powertrains.
Expanded Ronin Range Adds Base Plus Trim and Traction Control
The TVS Ronin lineup sees the inclusion of an entry-level Base+ variant equipped with dual-channel ABS, providing stronger emergency braking assurance at an ex-showroom tag of Rs 1,42,490. Moving up the ladder, the mid-tier specification now gains an upgraded connected digital instrument cluster along with a dedicated Type-C charging port, priced at Rs 1,51,540.
For the top-spec Ronin, TVS has added an advanced traction control system to prevent wheel slip on slippery surfaces, accompanied by a Type-C charging socket and a re-engineered premium seat. This flagship trim retails at Rs 1,63,640. Buyers looking at the updated cruiser also have access to new exterior shades named Sunlight Yellow and Desert Mirage.
Apache RTR 160 4V and 200 4V Receive TFT Tech and Hardware Upgrades
In the entry sporty bracket, the Apache RTR 160 4V introduces a modern TFT display option capable of Google Maps mirroring for seamless on-dash navigation. The package also incorporates a panic brake alert system to warn surrounding traffic during harsh deceleration and a practical Type-C charging terminal, with pricing starting at Rs 1,41,440. Paint options comprise Arctic Teal, Matte Black, Racing Red, and Marine Blue, retaining existing engine hardware while upgrading cockpit technology.
Meanwhile, the larger Apache RTR 200 4V focuses on chassis dynamics by introducing front adjustable USD suspension for fine-tuned cornering and road feel. It shares the new TFT screen layout featuring Google Maps mirroring, a panic brake warning system, and Type-C power connectivity. Priced at Rs 1,49,990, the motorcycle is offered in Sepang Blue, Armory Green, Racing Red, and Matte Black colorways.
Black Diamond Editions Introduced for Flagship 310 Range
Capping off the premium lineup, TVS launched the Black Diamond Edition for both the streetfighter Apache RTR 310 and the fully faired Apache RR 310. Both models arrive finished in an all-black livery with distinct styling graphics and come standard with a bi-directional quickshifter for clutchless shifting.
The Apache RTR 310 Black Diamond Edition is listed at Rs 2,48,990, whereas the faired Apache RR 310 commands Rs 2,87,790. Setting itself further apart, the updated RR 310 gains keyless ride technology, allowing ignition without inserting a physical key. Advanced electronic rider aids, including the brand's race-tuned dynamic stability control, continue to be offered on both 310 platforms.
