2022 TVS Ronin First Ride Review | Why And How Did The Zeppelin...
- Jul 9, 2022
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Quick Read:
The Ronin Agonda Edition is priced at Rs 1,30,990 (ex-showroom, Delhi)
It is based on the base variant
Gets a paint scheme and a new seat cover
Remains mechanically unchanged
TVS has launched the new Ronin Agonda Edition at the 2025 MotoSoul event, priced at Rs 1,30,990 (ex-showroom). This new edition slots neatly between the existing Base and Mid-spec trims, and mechanically, it remains identical to the base model.
The changes are purely cosmetic, but they do make the Ronin stand out a bit more. The bike gets a white base paint scheme, accented by blue and red graphics, and Agonda badging on the fuel tank. TVS has also added red pinstripes on the black alloy wheels, giving the bike a slightly sportier vibe. A new seat cover rounds off the list of updates, though it’s still the same frame, suspension and engine setup underneath.

Since the Agonda Edition uses the base variant as its foundation, it continues with the same 225.9cc air-oil-cooled engine (20.4PS and 19.93Nm), single-channel ABS, and the LCD instrument console. No changes to the features or riding aids.
While the Agonda Edition brings a fresh colourway, this isn’t the update we expected for the Ronin. We’d hoped TVS would finally introduce:
A TFT display, similar to what several Apache models already get
Electronic aids like traction control or even basic ride modes
These are features the segment is slowly adopting, and the Ronin is beginning to feel due for a more comprehensive revision.

The Agonda Edition adds visual flair at a sensible price point, but those waiting for a meaningful Ronin upgrade will need to wait a little longer. For now, this is simply a new flavour of a motorcycle that otherwise stays the same.
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