Quick Highlights
TVS Apache series and Ronin get new features and colours
Apache 310 siblings get a new Black Diamond Edition
No major mechanical updates
TVS has refreshed its Apache series and Ronin with new features and fresh colour options. Here's a quick look at what's new on each bike.
TVS Apache RTR 160 (Top Variant) - Rs 1,27,990
The Apache RTR 160 now gets traction control and dual-channel ABS, along with hazard lights. These updates add more safety features to the motorcycle.
It is available in four colours: Matte Black, Pearl White, Granite Grey and a brand-new Arctic Teal.
TVS Apache RTR 160 4V (Top Variant) - Rs 1,41,440
The Apache RTR 160 4V gets a new top variant, which adds Google Maps mirroring, a panic brake alert, and a Type-C charging port on the handlebar. It also gets coloured wheels, giving the bike a sportier look.
It is available in four colours: Matte Black, Racing Red, Marine Blue and a new Arctic Teal.
TVS Apache RTR 200 4V - Rs 1,49,990
The Apache RTR 200 4V now gets an adjustable inverted fork, Google Maps mirroring, panic brake alert, and a USB Type-C charger.
It is available in four colour options: Matte Black, Racing Red, and two new colours, Sepang Blue and Armoury Green.
TVS Apache RTR 310 - Rs 2,48,990
The Apache RTR 310 gets a new Black Diamond Edition finished entirely in black. It also gets keyless ignition as part of the update. No other changes.
TVS Apache RR 310 - Rs 2,87,790
The Apache RR 310 also gets the Black Diamond Edition as part of the latest refresh, along with keyless ignition. There are no major mechanical changes to the motorcycle.
TVS Ronin Range - Rs 1,42,490 to Rs 1,63,640
The Ronin range gets different updates depending on the variant. TVS has added a new Base+ variant, which gets two new colours: Sunlit Yellow and Desert Mirage. It also gets dual-channel ABS as standard.
The Mid variant gets a Type-C charger and Bluetooth connectivity added for turn-by-turn navigation, while the Top variant gets traction control added along with a new seat.
BikeDekho Says
With these updates, TVS has given its Apache series a feature boost, making them a more appealing package for buyers. Especially with the newly launched and upcoming Pulsars, the 160 and 200 cc Apaches are better equipped to take on their natural rivals.
The Ronin gets a bigger update, with each variant receiving different additions. The Base+ gets dual-channel ABS and new colours, the Mid gets turn-by-turn navigation and a Type-C charger, while the Top gets traction control and a new seat, making the Ronin a well-rounded package.

