TVS Hikes Two-Wheeler Prices Up to Rs 10,400; Ntorq 125 Cuts Up to Rs...
- Jul 30, 2026
- Views : 10037

Quick Read:
Now comes in three variants
Get a projector headlight as standard across all variants
Prices start from Rs 1.25 lakh (ex-showroom, Delhi) onwards
TVS has launched the updated Apache RTR 160 4V for 2026, and this time, the changes are more about feature distribution across variants rather than a major overhaul. The biggest highlight is that key features are now available on more variants, instead of being limited to the top-spec version.

The updated lineup now gets a projector headlight with LED DRLs across variants. Alongside this, TVS has added a full LED lighting setup, including LED indicators. Another notable addition is the assist and slipper clutch, which should make aggressive downshifts smoother.
Earlier, these features were reserved for the top-end variant with a USD fork, TFT display, and traction control. With the 2026 update, TVS has essentially made these features more accessible across the range.
The Apache RTR 160 4V continues to be offered in three main variants:
Single-channel ABS variant: Gets a telescopic fork and a basic LCD console
Dual-channel ABS with USD fork: Adds an upside-down telescopic fork and adjustable levers
Top variant: Comes with a USD fork, a 5-inch TFT display, and traction control
While the core structure remains the same, the redistribution of features makes the lower variants feel less barebones than before.

Mechanically, nothing has changed. The bike continues with the same 160cc, oil-cooled engine producing 17.55PS, which still makes it one of the more powerful options in the segment. It also retains three ride modes: Sport, Urban, and Rain, along with features like TVS SmartXonnect and radial tyres.
The updated Apache RTR 160 4V range starts at Rs 1.25 lakh (ex-showroom, Delhi), going up to Rs 1.37 lakh for the top variant.
|
Variant |
Price (ex-showroom, Delhi) |
|
Single Channel ABS |
Rs 1,25,440 |
|
Dual Channel ABS with USD |
Rs 1,30,690 |
|
USD with TFT |
Rs 1,37,440 |

This update doesn’t change the fundamentals of the Apache RTR 160 4V, but it does make the overall package more balanced. By pushing features down the variant lineup, TVS has made the entry and mid-spec versions more appealing, especially for buyers who want performance with a bit more equipment without stretching to the top variant.
TVS Hikes Two-Wheeler Prices Up to Rs 10,400; Ntorq 125 Cuts Up to Rs...
The Royalty of Speed: India's Top 5 Most Powerful Petrol...
BREAKING: Marvel's Doctor Doom Joins The TVS Raider 125 Super...
TVS Apache RR200 MiniGP Unveiled: The Stepping Stone For Next-Gen...
Bajaj's New Trekker Brand: A 250cc Dual-Sport Built for Rough...
Honda Unveils All-New CB500 In India, CB350 Range Gets Fresh Colours
2026 Kawasaki Ninja 250 Launched In Japan
Ampere Magnus G Max: A Very Sensible E-Scooter For The Family
Balancing Smartness And Performance: Ampere Nexus
New Bajaj Pulsar 125: First Look Review
India's largest automotive community
Yamaha RayZR 125 Fi Hybrid
₹ 79,880
Royal Enfield Continental GT 650
₹ 3.58 Lakh
Ducati Monster
₹ 13.99 Lakh
Bajaj Pulsar N160 S
₹ 1.34 Lakh
E3 Trion
₹ 99,999
The Royal Enfield Himalayan | I finally fell for it, Again?
Upcoming Bajaj Adventure Bike Could Launch Sooner Than You Think
BREAKING: Simple Wave Family Family Electric Scooter: Launch Date & Other Details
Honda XR 300 Range & ADV160 Bookings Open Unofficially
Royal Enfield Classic 350 Gorkha Edition: Top Highlights