The TVS Radeon features a halogen headlight with an LED DRL beneath. Both the tail lamp and turn signals use halogen bulbs. Notable features include a side-stand indicator and a USB charging port located on the right side of the headlight cowl. The base variant has an analog instrument cluster, while mid-spec and high-end variants come with a reverse-LCD unit. In addition to displaying essential data like speed, odometer, and fuel gauge, the top-end variant provides real-time mileage, a clock, and a low-fuel indicator.
Competing with the TVS Radeon are the Hero Splendor Plus, Honda Shine 100, Bajaj CT110X, Kinetic Luna Electric and Honda CD 110 Dream. In a similar price range, you might also consider the Hero Electric Optima.
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The base Radeon gets a twin-pod analogue cluster, with the speedometer on one pod, while the other gets an analogue fuel gauage, along with Eco or Power indicator and tell-tale lights. Meanwhile, the Digi cluster edition features a reverse multi-colour LCD digital cluster indicating real time mileage, clock, service indicator, low battery indicator, top speed and average speed. Other notable features include LED DRLs integrated into the headlight and chrome bezels, an optional USB charging port, a twin-pod analogue instrument console (in the standard variant) and a single-piece elongated seat, which TVS claims is the longest in its segment.
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