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    TVS RTS X Supermoto & Vision iQube Concepts Unveiled At Auto Expo 2025

    TVS RTS X Supermoto Concept (Right) and Vision iQube Concept (Left)At 2025 Auto Expo, TVS Motor took the cover off a few interesting concepts, two of which grabbed our attention a lot. We’re talking about TVS RTS X Supermoto Concept and Vision iQube Concept that look rather good, showcasing a glimpse of the company’s future design direction.
    TVS RTS X Supermoto Concept
    RTS X Supermoto Concept
    This is the first time TVS Motor is trying the Supermoto genre. As seen in the pictures, TVS RTS X Supermoto Concept is still far off from the production line. Mainframe of this motorcycle looks similar to that of Apache RTR 310, while subframe is entirely new. This subframe even houses an under-seat exhaust, which looks rather neat.
    TVS RTS X Supermoto Concept Under-seat Exhaust
    There’s a long single-piece seat that is set too high to offer a high-riding posture with 875mm seat height. Bodywork includes an edgy fuel tank, muscular tank shrouds finished in a translucent effect, a flat LED headlight with a sharp front beak, partial front fork covers and knuckle guards.
    TVS RTS X Supermoto Concept
    Engine start button is below a fighter-jet-inspired toggle on fuel tank, which means it gets a keyless go feature. There’s also a pill-shaped instrument cluster. USD front forks were not adjustable and TVS RTS X Supermoto Concept gets 17-inch wheels on both ends with fat rubber.
    TVS RT XD4 Engine
    It weighs 144 kg and can sprint to 60 km/h in 2.8s and 100 km/h in 6.3s. It is powered by a 299cc engine, probably the new RT XD4 engine, mated to a 6-speed gearbox. Supermoto genre is not exactly popular in India. KTM is likely to be contemplating launching 390 SMC R here. Once that happens, TVS might be prepping a rival for it under Apache RTS sub-brand.
    TVS Vision iQube Concept
    Vision iQube Concept
    TVS Motor currently sells iQube range of electric scooters in India with fixed and rechargeable battery options. However, the company seems to be visualising a future where swappable battery tech holds prominence. That’s exactly what TVS Vision iQuve Concept showcased at Auto Expo 2025, seems to be signifying.
    TVS Vision iQube Concept
    Even with design perspective, this futuristic concept vehicle is an astonishing piece. The size quotient has been increased massively. It is much longer and significantly wider than current iQube scooter. Handlebar on this scooter is exposed and they get two square digital screens that seems to take care of switchgear functions.
    TVS Vision iQube Concept
    In place of an instrument cluster, we can see a HUD (Head Up Display). Diamond-shape LED headlight, single-piece seat, muscular side body panels, extending tail section with an inverted ‘U’ shaped LED tail light, massive disc brakes at both ends and fat tyres are notable attributes of TVS Vision iQube Concept.

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    TVS Apache RTX 300 Spotted At 2025 Auto Expo – Himalayan, Xpulse Rival

    TVS Apache RTX 300TVS has added more options to its 300cc portfolio with the new Apache RTX 300 ADV bike. In this space, the brand already offers RTR 310 and RR 310. Upon launch, TVS Apache RTX 300 will challenge rivals like KTM 250 Adventure.
    TVS Apache RTX 300 Spotted – Key features
    Revealed at the Bharat Mobility Global Expo 2025, TVS Apache RTX 300 has dual headlamp design, an ADV front beak and a large windscreen. At the front, one can also notice the USD forks in golden finish. Other key features include knuckle guards, sculpted fuel tank, sleek tank extensions, split seats and a chunky upswept exhaust.
    The bike has robust grab rails and mounting racks for a top box and side panniers. For touring needs, TVS is likely to offer a comprehensive range of accessories with Apache RTX 300. This model revealed at the Bharat Expo 2025 has alloy wheels. Front and rear wheels measure 19-inch and 17-inch, respectively, and are wrapped in dual-purpose tyres.
    It is expected that this road-biased version of Apache RTX 300 could be launched later this year. Reports indicate that an off-road version of Apache RTX 300 is also under development. This model will have spoke wheels, 21-inch at front and 17-inch at the rear. The off-road version will be launched a few months after the launch of the road-biased version.
    2025 TVS Apache ADV Spied
    TVS Apache RTX 300 uses a steel trellis frame in combination with a separate sub-frame at the rear. While the front has USD forks, the bike gets a mono-shock unit at the rear. The colour theme seems attractive and one can also notice some sporty graphics on the side panels. The fuel tank has ‘Apache’ lettering in red, whereas the tank extension has the TVS galloping horse logo in black finish. The visuals are not as flamboyant as the KTMs, but overall profile seems refined and mature.
    TVS Apache RTX 300 – New engine, improved performance
    Powering TVS Apache RTX 300 will be a new RT-XD4 engine. TVS unveiled this new engine last year in December. It is a 299cc unit, with bore and stroke of 78 mm and 62.6 mm. Power output is 35.45 PS and 28.5 Nm. The engine is paired with a 6-speed gearbox, integrated with a slipper clutch.
    There will be advanced features such as multiple riding modes, ride-by-wire throttle and traction control system. TVS is likely to offer switchable dual-channel ABS with Apache RTX 300. TVS Motor’s existing 312.12 cc engine produces 35.6 PS and 28.7 Nm. As is evident, the new engine has slightly lower numbers.
    TVS Unveils New 300cc Engine
    However, as the new engine utilizes an advanced architecture, it can deliver a better overall ride experience. With its improved linear torque characteristics, the new engine can ensure smooth rides for users. It is also possible that the new engine could be lightweight in comparison to the existing 312cc unit. In that case, the new engine will have a higher power-to-weight ratio. Fuel efficiency could also be better with the new engine.
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    TVS Jupiter CNG Showcased At 2025 Auto Expo – 1st Of Its Kind

    TVS Jupiter CNG Showcased
    While Bajaj has made significant strides in CNG tech on 2W with Freedom 125, TVS is also jumping on the bandwagon, but with a scooter. Yes! TVS has just debuted a CNG scooter based on Jupiter 125 with a small CNG tank placed under the seat. This has eaten into Jupiter’s boot space, but this is only a tech demonstration and is not final production form.
    TVS Jupiter CNG Showcased
    TVS Jupiter CNG Showcased
    At the outgoing 2025 Auto Expo, TVS Jupiter CNG grabbed a lot of eyeballs. On the outside, there is not a single cue to show this is a CNG vehicle. Only once you lift the seat, one can see a plastic cover that is placed on top of a CNG tank. This is where ICE Jupiter 125’s underseat storage used to be.
    TVS Jupiter CNG
    TVS Jupiter CNG is still in concept phase and feels rough around the edges. However, it is a demonstration of possibilities and final production version will feel much more refined in terms of packaging. Bajaj Freedom 125 had a switch to change fuels, from CNG to Petrol and vice-versa. Which might be present in production-spec TVS Jupiter CNG.
    TVS Jupiter CNG
    When the seat is up, we can see a pressure gauge beside the hump and this is where CNG pressure is indicated. Right beside it, we can see a filler nozzle too. We hope the production model gets an external filler nozzle. Launch timeline is not revealed yet.
    TVS Jupiter CNG Specs
    Specs and Range
    Speaking about specs and numbers, TVS Jupiter CNG packs a circular tank with 1.4 kg CNG capacity. Because the CNG tank, petrol tank has been reduced to just 2 litres in capacity. Jupiter 125’s engine is modified to run on both Petrol and CNG. When run on CNG, TVS claims a fuel efficiency figure of 84 km/kg.
    TVS Jupiter CNG
    Combined with the 2 litre petrol, TVS promises around 226 km range on one filling (1.4 kg CNG + 2 litre Petrol). Production-spec TVS Jupiter CNG might feature more refinements to this system and there might be an increase to total range. The same 124.8cc engine does duty on Jupiter CNG with 7.1 bhp and 9.4 Nm, when run on CNG. Top speed is 80 km/h. More

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    TVS Sales December 2024 – Export Gains Drive Two-Wheeler Sales

    TVS Apache RTR 310 TVS Sales December 2024 – Wraps Up on a High Note, 321,687 Units TVS Motor Company recorded total sales of 321,687 units in December 2024. This marked a 6.55 percent growth compared to 301,898 units in December 2023. The figures reflected steady momentum in sales, especially in 2w, e2w, 2w exports […] More

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    TVS Sales Breakup Nov 2024 – Jupiter, XL, Apache, Raider, iQube, Star City, Sport

    2025 TVS Apache RTR 160 4V TVS Motor Company has reported a positive growth trajectory in November 2024, achieving a 6.36% year-on-year (YoY) increase in domestic two-wheeler sales. The company sold a total of 3,05,265 units during the month, compared to 2,87,017 units in November 2023. This growth was driven by strong performances from key […] More

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    2025 TVS Apache ADV Spied For First Time – New 300cc Engine, Alloys, USD Forks

    2025 TVS Apache ADV SpiedTVS Motor is gearing up to make its debut in the adventure motorcycle segment with the Apache RTX 300
    Spied for the first time, new TVS Apache ADV showcases a promising design and features that position it as a strong contender against rivals like KTM 390 Adventure and Royal Enfield Himalayan. It is likely to be powered by TVS’s newly unveiled 300cc RT-XD4 engine, marking a significant technological leap for the company.
    2025 TVS Apache ADV Spied For First Time
    The latest spy shots reveal several design and feature highlights of the Apache RTX 310. The motorcycle sports a semi-fairing design with a prominent tower-like instrument cluster, likely housing a full-color TFT display offering navigation, music controls, and advanced ride analytics. The instrument cluster looks similar to the one seen on Raider 125. Not the vertical one on other TVS and BMW bikes based on the 310 platform.
    2025 TVS Apache ADV Spied
    2025 TVS Apache ADV is equipped with alloy wheels, possibly sized at 19 inches for the front and 17 inches for the rear, catering to both on- and off-road adventures. Other notable elements include a rugged luggage rack, an upswept twin-shooter exhaust, and a scooped-out seat for enhanced rider comfort. Additionally, handlebar-mounted ORVM stalks and auxiliary lights, which might be standard fitment considering TVS’s feature-rich offerings, add to its practicality.
    The suspension system features USD telescopic front forks, with two finishes observed in the test mules—gold and black—indicating the possibility of multiple variants with differing features. A tall windscreen, side guards, and a well-thought-out seating arrangement further enhance its touring capability.
    2025 TVS Apache ADV Spied
    2025 TVS Apache ADV Engine
    At the heart of the Apache RTX 310 lies TVS’s newly developed 300cc RT-XD4 engine. This engine, unveiled at MotoSoul 2024, is a testament to the company’s advanced engineering. The RT-XD4 engine produces 35.45 PS of power and 28.5 Nm of torque, paired with a 6-speed gearbox and a slipper clutch.
    2025 TVS Apache ADV Spied
    With features like dual overhead camshafts, a dual cooling jacket cylinder head, and a split chamber crankcase with a dual oil pump, the engine is designed for linear torque delivery and improved fuel efficiency. This new platform also supports better cooling, reduced oil consumption, and compliance with future emission norms.
    Compared to the previous 312.12cc engine, the RT-XD4 engine likely to offer nearly identical performance numbers but promises better refinement, enhanced cooling, and potentially lighter weight, resulting in improved power-to-weight ratio and overall riding dynamics. These advancements make it ideal for adventure touring applications.
    2025 TVS Apache ADV Spied
    The TVS Apache RTX 300 is expected to hit the market by mid-2025. With its cutting-edge features, rugged design, and the advanced RT-XD4 engine, it is set to strengthen TVS Motor’s presence in the premium motorcycle segment and offer a compelling choice for adventure enthusiasts.

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    2025 TVS Ronin Unveiled Ahead Of Launch – New Colours

    2025 TVS RoninThe same 225.9cc single-cylinder oil-cooled engine is carried over with 2025 TVS Ronin with 20.1 bhp, 19.93 Nm and a 5-speed gearbox
    One of India’s leading 2W and 3W vehicle manufacturers, TVS Motor, has just unveiled the updated 2025 Ronin at MotoSoul 4.0. This is a welcome update to TVS Ronin, which directly takes on Royal Enfield’s Hunter 350. Prices for 2025 TVS Ronin will be revealed in January 2025.
    Updated 2025 TVS Ronin Unveiled
    On the final day of TVS MotoSoul 4.0, the company unveiled new and refreshed 2025 TVS RONIN. Alongside an impressive display of innovation, diverse racing formats, and pioneering collaborations, TVS showcased 2025 Ronin with new colours at Vagator, Goa. 2025 comes with vibrant colours and graphics along with an update to its components.
    The new colour options are Glacier Silver and Charcoal Ember. These new colours replace Delta Blue and Stargaze Black options seen with MY2024. With this update, TVS aims for a better sales proposition than before to tackle immediate rivals like the popular Royal Enfield Hunter 350.
    Apart from the new colours, there are a few mechanical updates as well, but not for all variants. TVS Ronin continues to be offered in three variants – SS, DS and TD. With the 2025 TVS Ronin, mid-spec DS variant has been updated with dual-channel ABS, for more assurance to rider ensuring a safer braking experience.
    2025 TVS Ronin – Glacier Silver
    Up until now, only the top-spec TD variant got dual-channel ABS, while base SS and mid-spec DS variants only got single-channel ABS. That’s changed with 2025 Ronin. Now, the upgrade to TD variant over DS variant will give adjustable levers and TVS’ SmartXonnect connectivity suite with Bluetooth and navigation.
    Price To Be Announced
    Currently, TVS Ronin is priced starting from Rs 1.35 lakh (Ex-sh) for base SS variant, Rs 1.57 lakh (Ex-sh) for mid-spec DS variant and Rs 1.7 lakh (Ex-sh) for top-spec TD variant. With the 2025 Ronin, there could be an increase in price, especially with the mid-spec DS variant as it gets the updated dual-channel ABS.
    Other components like the USD telescopic front forks and rear mono-shock, single disc brake setup at either end, remain the same. Powertrain is carried over unchanged too. The 225.9cc single-cylinder oil-cooled engine makes 20.1 bhp and 19.93 Nm, mated to a 5-speed gearbox.
    2025 TVS Ronin – Charcoal Ember
    Statement from TVS Motor
    Commenting on the last day of the festival, Mr. Vimal Sumbly, Head Business – Premium, TVS Motor Company said, “TVS MotoSoul 2024, with its theme ‘Feel the Adrenaline, Feel the Inspiration, Feel the Groove,’ has been a true celebration of passion, creativity, and community.
    With every edition, we aim to elevate the spirit of motorcycling, offering exciting experiences for riders and enthusiasts alike. It is inspiring to see the motorcycling community thrive, and we remain dedicated to creating unique experiences that strengthen the bond between man and machine.”
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