TVS Apache RTX 300 Review: 🎯 Or 💸?
- Oct 19, 2025
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Quick Read:
Gets a new Black/Gold shade like the rest of the Apache lineup
Remains mechanically unchanged
TVS has unveiled the 20th Anniversary Edition of the Apache RTX 300, extending the celebratory theme it introduced a few months ago to the rest of the Apache lineup. After the Apache RTR 160 2V, 160 4V, 180, 200 4V, RR 310 and RTR 310 received their special variants, it was only a matter of time before the ADV joined the party.
The highlight here is the new black-champagne gold livery. The bodywork features golden graphics over a deep black base. Even the alloy wheels get a dual-tone finish, one half black, the other gold, which should give the bike a striking presence on the road.

This whole aesthetic is the same as the celebratory editions seen on the other Apache models, bringing visual uniformity across the anniversary range.
Honestly… not much. Apart from the exclusive colour scheme, the RTX 300 remains the same mechanically and feature-wise. TVS appears to have focused solely on giving the bike a premium identity rather than tweaking the hardware.
And unlike the smaller Apaches (160 2V, 160 4V and 180), which gained a USB charging port as part of their special editions, the RTX 300 doesn’t seem to get any added equipment.
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