BREAKING: 2025 TVS Apache RR 310 Launched - TVS’ Track Tool Gets Sharper

Cornering engine braking control! Launch Control! Sequential LED turn indicators! Have you ever heard of these features on a made-in-India single-cylinder faired bike? Well, TVS has done it, once again. It has taken the already cheat-code-at-the-race-track-level sharp Apache RR 310 to monomolecular levels of sharpness for 2025. 

The latest 2025 OBD-2B compliant iteration of TVS’ flagship faired motorcycle comes with not only all the above mentioned features, but also an updated console which supports multiple languages, and new 8-spoke alloy wheels (finally, a new alloy wheel design for the RR 310 for the first time) for all the variants. Additionally, TVS has introduced the absolutely gorgeous, new Sepang Blue Race Replica colour scheme exclusive to the BTO variant of the Apache RR 310. Speaking of variants, here’s a price table with a comparison of older variants and their prices:

Bookings for the 2025 Apache RR 310 are open from now, expect deliveries to start soon. 

Other features including the Sport, Track, Urban and Rain riding modes, smartphone connectivity with turn-by-turn navigation, document storage among others are the same as before.There has been no changes to the peppy 38PS, 29Nm 312.2cc single-cylinder liquid-cooled engine either. Do note that the cornering engine braking control and launch control are likely to be a part of the Dynamic Pro Kit. 

All in all, the updates seem to be pretty relevant and usable for a faired bike that performs well not only at the race track but also in the city and on the highways. The 2025 updates bring the Apache RR 310 one step closer to its primary rival, the KTM RC 390. That said, the RC 390 still has the upper hand in terms of brute power as well as pricing (Rs 3,22,719 with no business of optional extras). If you choose all the relevant BTO packs focussed solely on performance, your customised RR 310 might be just a little more expensive than the RC 390.