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TVS Updates Radeon Commuter Motorcycle With LED Lights and New Colors Ahead of Festivals

Reported by Ananya Das (Senior Writer) · Rushlane ·

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TVS Updates Radeon Commuter Motorcycle With LED Lights and New Colors Ahead of FestivalsPhoto: Wikimedia Commons

TVS Motor has launched the updated 2026 TVS Radeon commuter motorcycle ahead of the festive season with fresh styling and new features. Prices begin at Rs 67,100 for the base model, go up to Rs 70,100 for the DIGI trim, and reach Rs 73,100 for the top DIGI DISC variant, with all prices listed as ex-showroom. The motorcycle keeps its familiar overall shape but gets a major visual refresh, featuring an all-new LED headlight with a viper-fang daytime running light signature. It also adds new LED tail lights with six vertical elements and LED turn indicators borrowed from the company's Apache RTR, RR, and RTX lineup.

Colors and Specs

The updated lineup comes in new color choices paired with fresh graphics on the fuel tank, headlight cowl, and side panels. The base model is sold in Black and Red or Black and Blue options, while the DIGI Drum version offers Black and Red or Black and Orange. The DIGI DISC variant comes in Black and Orange, and TVS has also kept the older Red and Black dual-tone option for the DIGI variants. Practical parts like the single-piece seat, rear luggage rack, 18-inch alloy wheels, crash guards, and box iron frame remain unchanged. The bike runs on the same 109.7cc single-cylinder air-cooled engine that makes 8.08 bhp and 8.7 Nm of torque, paired with a four-speed gearbox, Glide Through Technology, a self-start option that works in any gear, synchro braking, and five-step adjustable rear twin shock absorbers.

Context

Motorcycle makers in India regularly refresh their commuter lineups with cosmetic changes to boost sales during the busy festival shopping period. The 100cc and 110cc commuter segment is one of the largest markets in the country, with intense competition among major brands like TVS, Bajaj, Honda, and Hero MotoCorp.

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