TVS Motor Company has finally launched the 2025 iteration of the Apache RR 310. The 2025 update is dropped by the brand to stay competitive in the segment with OBD-2B compliance and new features. This update also celebrates a major milestone of 20 years of the Apache brand and a customer base that exceeds 6 million globally.
2025 TVS Apache RR 310: What’s new?
The new Apache RR 310 continues to take inspiration from TVS’s racing background, notably the Asia Road Racing Championship campaign, where TVS’s bike clocked in at 1:49:742 and hit a top speed of 215.9 kmph. The key mechanical elements remain unchanged on this bike, as expected.
The update brings features like launch control and cornering drag torque control under the RT-DSC suite, which are both segment-first features. There’s also support for multiple languages. Other than that, sequential turn signals have been added alongside redesigned 8-spoke alloy wheels.
The new Apache RR 310 gets a new colour scheme called the Sepang Blue colour that is inspired by the TVS Asia OMC race bike.
The sportsbike is powered by a reverse-inclined 312.2 cc engine that churns out 38 PS of max power at 9,800 RPM and 29 Nm of peak torque at 7,900 RPM. This motor is now OBD-2B compliant too. Riders furthermore get 4 riding modes to choose from – Track, Sport, Urban and Rain. Each of these modes is designed to adapt to the motorcycle’s performance to a wide range of road and weather conditions.
There are 3 standard options buyers can choose from. The base Red trim (without quickshifter) is priced at Rs 2,77,999 (ex-showroom), the Red variant with quickshifter costs Rs 2,94,999 (ex-showroom) while the Bomber Grey is at the top and retails at Rs 2,99,999 (ex-showroom). The brand also offers BTO kits – the Dynamic kit costs Rs 18,000, the Dynamic Pro kit costs Rs 16,000, while the Race Replica costs an additional Rs 10,000.
Dealerships and online channels have now started accepting bookings of the new TVS Apache RR 310 across the country, with deliveries expected to commence shortly after. The RR 310 puts out the performance that is expected of the Apache series while incorporating track-inspired features and design elements at a very reasonable price, which makes it appealing for thrill-seekers and enthusiasts.
