TVS Motor Company has updated its popular Ronin and Apache motorcycle ranges in India ahead of the festive season.
The 2026 models receive new technology, safety equipment, colour options and special editions, with updates ranging from traction control and TFT displays to Google Maps mirroring and keyless functionality.
The updated motorcycles are available at TVS dealerships across India from September 17, 2026. Prices start at Rs 1,26,890 for the Apache RTR 160 4V, while the flagship Apache 310 range receives new Black Diamond Editions.
TVS Ronin Gets New Variants
The TVS Ronin range has been revised with new Base+, Mid and Top variants. One of the most important updates is the introduction of dual-channel ABS on the new Base+ variant.
The updated Ronin range is priced between Rs 1,42,490 and Rs 1,63,640, ex-showroom. The new variant structure gives buyers more choice while making safety equipment available across a wider part of the range.
The Ronin continues to feature a neo-retro roadster design, combining a rounded headlamp, a sculpted fuel tank and a relaxed riding position. Its design is aimed at riders who want a motorcycle with a distinctive appearance but practical everyday usability.
Depending on the variant, the Ronin is also available with traction control and connected features. These updates improve the motorcycle’s safety and convenience package, especially for customers who use it for daily commuting as well as weekend rides.
The traction control system is designed to reduce rear-wheel slip during acceleration, particularly on wet or low-grip surfaces. Dual-channel ABS, meanwhile, offers improved braking control by managing both the front and rear wheels.
Apache RTR 160 4V Gets TFT Display
The Apache RTR 160 4V has received one of the most significant technology upgrades in the 2026 range. It now features a TFT instrument display with Google Maps mirroring.
The new display allows riders to access navigation information directly on the motorcycle’s screen when connected to a compatible smartphone. This reduces the need to use a separate phone mount while navigating through city traffic.
The motorcycle also gets a Panic Brake Alert and a USB Type-C charging port. The Panic Brake Alert activates the rear light in a warning pattern during sudden braking, alerting vehicles and riders approaching from behind.
The Type-C charging port enables faster and more convenient charging for compatible smartphones and other devices.
The Apache RTR 160 4V is priced from Rs 1,41,440, ex-showroom Delhi. It is available in colour options including Arctic Teal with Champagne Gold alloy wheels, Matte Black, Racing Red and Marine Blue.
The motorcycle continues to use its existing engine and sporty streetfighter design. It remains positioned as a performance-focused commuter for riders looking for a balance between daily usability, sporty styling and modern features.
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Apache RTR 200 4V Gets Suspension Upgrade
The Apache RTR 200 4V has received both electronic and mechanical upgrades for 2026. The most important mechanical change is the addition of a front adjustable USD suspension.
The inverted fork is expected to improve front-end stability and handling, while the adjustable setup allows riders to modify suspension response according to their riding preference and road conditions.
The motorcycle also receives a TFT instrument cluster with Google Maps mirroring. In addition, TVS has added Panic Brake Alert and a Type-C charging port.
The Apache RTR 200 4V is priced from Rs 1,49,990, ex-showroom Delhi.
The updated motorcycle continues to appeal to riders who want a more performance-oriented option below the flagship Apache 310 series. Its aggressive styling, powerful engine and revised suspension package make it suitable for city riding, highway journeys and spirited weekend rides.
Apache RTR 310 Black Diamond Edition
The Apache RTR 310 has received a new Black Diamond Edition as part of the 2026 update. The special edition features an exclusive black finish designed to give the streetfighter a darker and more premium appearance.
The Black Diamond Edition is priced at Rs 2,48,990, ex-showroom. It is based on the top-spec version and comes equipped with a quickshifter.
The motorcycle continues to offer a wide range of electronic rider aids, including cornering ABS, cornering traction control, cruise control, launch control and drag torque control.
Its existing connected technology package and riding modes are also expected to continue. The Black Diamond update is mainly focused on styling and equipment rather than changes to the engine or chassis.
Apache RR 310 Black Diamond Edition
The fully faired Apache RR 310 has also received a Black Diamond Edition. It is priced at Rs 2,87,790, ex-showroom Delhi.
The new colour treatment gives the motorcycle a stealthier appearance, highlighting its aerodynamic fairing and sharp body lines. The RR 310 Black Diamond Edition is also available with a quickshifter.
One of the key updates for the Apache RR 310 is the addition of keyless functionality. The feature was previously available on the Apache RTR 310 and has now been extended to the fully faired motorcycle.
Keyless functionality adds convenience by allowing the rider to operate the motorcycle without using a conventional key in the traditional manner. The RR 310 continues with its existing performance-focused engine and electronic rider-assistance systems.
Prices and Availability
Motorcycle Starting price, ex-showroom
TVS Apache RTR 160 4V Rs 1,41,440
TVS Apache RTR 200 4V Rs 1,49,990
TVS Ronin Rs 1,42,490 onwards
TVS Apache RTR 310 Black Diamond Rs 2,48,990
TVS Apache RR 310 Black Diamond Rs 2,87,790
The latest updates strengthen TVS’ motorcycle portfolio ahead of the festive buying season. The Apache RTR 160 4V focuses on connected features, the RTR 200 4V adds upgraded suspension and technology, while the Ronin gains a stronger safety package.
At the premium end, the Black Diamond Editions give the Apache RTR 310 and RR 310 a fresh visual identity without making major mechanical changes. With the updated range now available across India, TVS is aiming to attract both new buyers and existing motorcycle enthusiasts looking for additional features, improved safety and exclusive styling.
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