TVS Motor Company has set the tone for anticipation by previewing a new mystery motorcycle via an intriguing video on its social media site. While the teaser video does not reveal all of the details, keen-eyed aficionados are already speculating that it may be the much-anticipated Apache RTR 310, which is set to make a daring debut as a naked streetfighter variant of the fully faired TVS Apache RR 310.
If these rumor’s are accurate, this launch might be a watershed moment for the domestic two-wheeler brand in the Indian premium motorcycle market. Bookings for the forthcoming bike are currently available at TVS dealerships, and here’s a teaser video.
The focus of the teaser trailer is on essential design features. Subtly highlighted include a distinguishing split-seat configuration, a sleek and thin tail section, and a stepped-up pillion seat. These glances have piqued the interest of bike aficionados who have been anticipating the launch of the TVS Apache RTR 310. The TVS Apache RTR 310 is not your average release; it has created quite a stir in the Indian motorcycle industry.
The global launch of this much-anticipated vehicle is set for September 6, 2023, in Thailand. The fact that the motorcycle will coexist with its fully-faired sibling, the TVS Apache RR 310, adds to the intrigue. The fact that the two share the same chassis and some crucial components as the BMW Motorrad G 310 RR adds to the excitement around its unveiling.
While many details are yet unknown, it is likely that the TVS Apache RTR 310 will share its chassis with the Apache RR 310. However, substantial design differences are expected, with the RR 310 providing a raw and aggressive naked streetfighter image by removing the fairings.
Fans can expect a more sharply sculpted front cowl with a distinct headlight panel, powerful fuel tank shapes, a cutting-edge completely digital instrument cluster, and an economical LED lighting system. The motorcycle is also expected to have high-quality components such as USD front forks, a rear mainshock, quick disc brakes on both the front and back and a dependable dual-channel ABS system.
The 313 cc single-cylinder, liquid-cooled reverse-inclined engine seen in the Apache RR 310 is expected to power the future TVS Apache RTR 310. This beast is capable of producing 33 bhp of peak power and 27.3 Nm of peak torque. However, minor changes to the engine may be made to provide a distinct performance experience in compared to its fully-faired equivalent.
In terms of pricing, sources indicate that the TVS Apache RTR 310 would cost around Rs. 2.6 lakh, making it an interesting contender in the luxury motorcycle segment. Motorcycle aficionados and TVS fans alike are looking forward to the official launch to have a closer look at this exciting new addition to the TVS lineup.