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TVS Bikes Price List in India - May 2024
Models | Ex-showroom Price |
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TVS Apache RTR 160 | Rs. 1.19 Lakh |
TVS Raider | Rs. 95,219 |
TVS Apache RTR 160 4V | Rs. 1.23 Lakh |
TVS NTORQ 125 | Rs. 84,636 |
TVS Jupiter | Rs. 73,340 |
TVS Apache RTR 310 | Rs. 2.42 Lakh |
TVS iQube | Rs. 1.19 Lakh |
TVS XL100 | Rs. 44,999 |
TVS Jupiter 125 | Rs. 86,405 |
TVS Ronin | Rs. 1.49 Lakh |
TVS Apache RR 310 | Rs. 2.72 Lakh |
TVS Sport | Rs. 59,431 |
TVS Scooty Pep Plus | Rs. 65,514 |
TVS Apache RTR 180 | Rs. 1.32 Lakh |
TVS Apache RTR 200 4V | Rs. 1.47 Lakh |
TVS Radeon | Rs. 62,405 |
TVS Scooty Zest | Rs. 74,456 |
TVS Star City Plus | Rs. 78,770 |
TVS X | Rs. 2.49 Lakh |
About TVS
Latest Update on TVS Bikes
To kick off 2024, TVS showcased a flex-fuel version of the Raider 125. Other than this the brand is likely to launch two new models in 2024; the recently unveiled TVS iQube ST, and quite possibly an ADV based on the Apache RR 310 platform.
2023 was an interesting year for TVS and the company showcased the top-spec version of their electric scooter, the iQube ST at Auto Expo 2023. The brand also brought back their biker festival, Moto Soul for its second edition in March 2023, and a third edition again in December 2023. At the festival, TVS showcased a flat track racer based on the Ronin and also confirmed that they will be starting a flat track championship called the Drift X Cup soon. The company also launched a naked version of their flagship motorcycle Apache RR 310, called the Apache RTR 310. The top-spec version of the Raider 125 with a TFT-console was also launched (first in segment) was also launched in 2023. TVS recently also announced an investment in Ion Mobility, a Singaporean electric two-wheeler startup. The investment is said to benefit both brands in expanding their footprint in Southeast Asian electric mobility.
Origin
TVS, a renowned name in the automotive industry, traces its roots all the way back to 1911 when its founder, T.V. Sundaram Iyengar, started a bus service company called Sundaram Iyengar and Sons Limited in Delhi. After his passing, his sons took over and in 1962, they joined forces with a UK-based company to establish Sundaram Clayton. This partnership aimed to manufacture automotive components such as motorcycle brakes and compressors. It wasn't until 1978 that TVS ventured into the production of mopeds at their plant in Hosur, Tamil Nadu, and in 1980, they introduced India's first 2-seat moped, the TVS 50.
In 1982, Sundaram Clayton joined hands with Suzuki from Japan to produce two-stroke motorcycles. Models like the Supra, Samurai, Shogun, and Shaolin gained popularity in the Indian market. TVS-Suzuki also made a mark in the motorcycle racing scene with a modified version of the TVS 50 that could reach speeds of 105 kmph. When this collaboration ended in 2001, all TVS Suzuki bikes were brought under the umbrella of TVS Motors.
Thanks to their extensive interest in and history with racing, TVS has been able to introduce many technological firsts in their bikes over the years. They introduced India's first fully indigenously made gearless scooter, the Scooty, the first bike with digital ignition, the Champ, and the Apache RTR, which was the first Indian-made bike with ABS. While the Scooty name still soldiers on in a couple of models, it has become synonymous with gearless scooters, it was the Jupiter 110 and more recently the Jupiter 125 which have been extremely successful in the scooter segment, outselling everything but the Honda Activa. More recently, TVS Motors forayed into the electric scooter segment with the iQube and iQube S. In the last couple of years, TVS has also tried to take on the likes of classic motorcycles like Royal Enfield with their latest bike, the Ronin. The Ronin is loosely based on the extremely popular Zeppelin concept that TVS had shown off at Auto Expo 2016 and uses a bored out version of the Apache RTR 200 4V’s motor to make it 225cc.
In 2013, TVS partnered with BMW Motorrad to co-develop and produce a new 310cc platform with them to produce bikes built on this platform for the German marque, but also a brand new full-faired sport bike - the Apache RR310 as well. TVS teamed up with Sherco from France to form the TVS Sherco Rally team for the Dakar Rally.
Production facilities/Dealership network
TVS Motor has four manufacturing plants, three in India (Hosur in Tamil Nadu, Mysore in Karnataka and Nalagarh in Himachal Pradesh) and one in Indonesia at Karawang. TVS also has over 6,000 dealerships and touch points in over 1,000 cities across India.
Greatest Hits
TVS Suzuki AX100 - The 2-stroke performance alternative to the Hero Honda’s 4-stroke mileage champion - the CD100
TVS Suzuki Samurai - The evolution of the AX100, meant to deliver power to the people - the Pulsar 150 of its day
TVS Suzuki Shogun - 110cc 2-stroke - 14 horsepower on a bike that barely weighed anything - it was the ultimate choice for racer and rally enthusiasts
TVS Fiero - 150cc 4-stroke bike meant to take on the Hero Honda CBZ
TVS Scooty - Made as a lower capacity alternative to the Kinetic Honda DX, the Scooty name lives on even today on multiple scooters from TVS and has become synonymous with gearless scooters
Apache RTR 160 & 180 - TVS’ answer to the Bajaj Pulsar twin. These brought many technological firsts to the segment including fuel injection and ABS. Having seen many iterations over the years, the RTR 160 2V and 180 2V are still on sale today and going strong.
Apache RTR 160 4V - This 4-valve model of the RTR 160 brought with it many updates, including a more aggressive design and more performance than ever. The latest model features riding modes (a segment first) and still remains a benchmark for its class.
Apache RTR 200 4V - The elder sibling of the RTR 160 4V, the 200 4V actually came earlier and set the template for the 160 4V. It offers great performance and refinement, and the latest version also gets a preload adjustable fork.
TVS Jupiter - Made to take on the highly popular Honda Activa, the Jupiter outdoes the Activa in many key aspects
TVS Bike Models in India
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TVS Apache RTR 160 4V
Rs. 1.23 - 1.45 Lakh Check On-road Price159 CC | 45 kmpl - 49.80 kmplView May Offers4.1| 1196 reviews
TVS Scooters
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TVS XL100
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TVS Scooty Pep Plus
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TVS Jupiter
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TVS Scooty Zest
Rs. 74,456 -
TVS NTORQ 125
Rs. 84,636
Upcoming Bikes of TVS
Key Highlights of TVS Bikes
Popular TVS Bike Models | TVS Apache RTR 160, TVS Raider, TVS Apache RTR 160 4V, TVS NTORQ 125, TVS Jupiter |
Best Mileage | X Electric Scooter (140 km/charge) |
Most Expensive TVS Bike | Apache RR 310 (Rs.2.72 Lakh) |
Lowest Price | XL100 (Rs.44,999) |
Upcoming TVS Bike Models | TVS ADV, TVS Fiero 125 |
Fuel Type | Petrol, Electric |
TVS Electric Bikes | TVS iQube, TVS X |
TVS Bike Showrooms | 6426 Outlets |
TVS Bike Service Centers | 2345 |
TVS Bike User Reviews
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Apache RTR 16042375 reviewsVery best bike h ekdam smooth
Very best bike h ekdam smooth chalti h aur mileage bhi accha deti h aur iska look bhut accha h pickup bhi bhut jald pakdati h aur turant break se control ho jati h very best unique bike
Shivam (Verified User) 2 hours ago -
Raider4.41301 reviewsTvs raider
I have tvs raider new purchase and is so cool bike and very comfortable driving this bike and mileage is very nice
Simple (Verified User) 1 day ago -
NTORQ 1254.11605 reviewsBreaking system
This scooty best scooty mileage comfort and breaking system this price segment best scooty i like this tvs ❤️❤️❤️
Hunny (Verified User) 1 day ago -
Jupiter41857 reviewsFree refueling
Title: tvs jupiter: your companion for every journey as a proud owner of the tvs jupiter, I can confidently say that it's more than just a scooter – it's a companion that adds joy to every journey.Here's why i believe the jupiter deserves all the praise it receives.First and foremost, Let's talk about comfort.The jupiter's ergonomically designed seat provides excellent support, Ensuring a fatigue-free ride even on long journeys.Whether you're commuting to work or exploring new roads on the weekend, You can rely on the jupiter to keep you comfortable throughout the ride.Performance-wise, The jupiter truly shines.Its refined engine delivers smooth and peppy performance, Making city commuting a breeze.Maneuvering through traffic is effortless thanks to the scooter's nimble handling and responsive throttle.Additionally, The jupiter's superior suspension setup absorbs bumps and undulations with ease, Ensuring a plush ride quality for both rider and pillion.One of the standout features of the jupiter is its exceptional fuel efficiency.With rising fuel prices, The jupiter's frugal engine ensures that you get more miles out of every tank, Saving you money in the long run.This makes it an ideal choice for budget-conscious riders who want to minimize their fuel expenses without compromising on performance.Moreover, The jupiter comes loaded with features that enhance convenience and practicality.The external fuel filler cap, For instance, Allows for hassle-free refueling without the need to lift the seat.The spacious under-seat storage compartment easily accommodates a full-face helmet, Offering ample space for your belongings.Additionally, Features like led headlamps and a digital instrument cluster add a touch of modernity to the jupiter's overall appeal.Safety is another area where the jupiter excels.With features like an optional front disc brake and synchronized braking system (sbs), Tvs has prioritized rider safety without compromising on performance.Whether you're navigating city streets or cruising on the highway, You can ride with confidence knowing that the jupiter has your back.In conclusion, The tvs jupiter is a stellar offering in the scooter segment.With its combination of comfort, Performance, Fuel efficiency, And safety features, It's no wonder that the jupiter has won the hearts of riders across the country.If you're in the market for a reliable and practical scooter that offers excellent value for money, Look no further than the tvs jupiter.It's a ride you won't regret.
ARMAAN (Verified User) 1 day ago -
iQube Electric4.1602 reviewsWe purchased a electric
We purchased a electric scooty tvs iqube s- mercury grey on the name of durga bhavani on 12 th april.We are facing major problems with the scooty.Scooty got stopped after 20 kilometres even after giving full throttle.We went near service centre to complain about the problem.They have solved the problem and given back.Again we have faced panel sounds and pannel gaps for this brand new scooty.On 6 th may, At 10 'o' clock am, We again visited the showroom and gave complaint about the problem, They have done minor changes by sticking two sided tape between the pannels.May be in future i may get many issues with this scooty.So i need a permanent solution or else replace my scooty.
Sai (Verified User) 1 day ago -
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TVS Bikes News Updates
TVS Bikes Question and Answers
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Dillip 1 week ago
The TVS Apache RTR 180 has a racing-style graphics.
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Dillip 1 week ago
There is only 1 cylinder in TVS Scooty Pep plus.
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Dillip 1 week ago
The TVS XL100 competes against Motovolt Urbn e-Bike, Ozotec Bheem, Gemopai Miso, Detel EV Easy Plus, Hayasa Nirbhar.
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Dillip 1 week ago
The TVS Sport competes against Honda Shine 100, Honda CD 100 Dream, Bajaj CT110X, and Hero HF Deluxe. Within a similar price range, alternatives include the Bajaj Platina 100 ES and TVS Scooty Pep Plus, providing diverse options for discerning riders.
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Dillip 1 week ago
The TVS Scooty Pep plus has a kick and self start.
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TVS Bikes FAQs
Top most popular bikes of TVS in india are Apache RTR 160, Raider and Apache RTR 160 4V available in India with starting price Rs 1.19 Lakh
The cheapest TVS bike in India is XL100, which is priced at Rs. 44,999.
X Electric Scooter is the most mileage efficient model in TVS with a mileage of 140 km/charge.
The next upcoming bike from TVS are TVS ADV, TVS Fiero 125.
TVS bikes in India comes in the price range of Rs. 44,999 to Rs. 2.72 Lakh.
The popular bikes offered by TVS in this segment are TVS XL100
Discontinued TVS Bikes
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TVS Apache RTR 160 2009-2022 Rs. 67,000
Discontinued : Sep 2022 -
TVS Apache RTR 180 2018-2022 Rs. 1.06 Lakh
Discontinued : Sep 2022 -
TVS Wego Rs. 53,469
Discontinued : May 2020 -
TVS Star City Plus BS4 Rs. 35,227
Discontinued : May 2020 -
TVS Victor Rs. 49,490
Discontinued : Mar 2020