The much-anticipated 2025 TVS Apache RTR 310 has officially launched in India on July 17, 2025, continuing the brand’s tradition of offering aggressive streetfighters with cutting-edge features. While the engine remains the same, TVS has introduced thoughtful upgrades that enhance both performance and experience.
Presented in true DailyWheels fashion — clear, reliable, and rider-first — here’s everything you need to know about the updated RTR 310.
Engine & Performance Updates
TVS hasn’t changed the core engine — the 312cc, single-cylinder, liquid-cooled unit still churns out 35.6bhp and 28.7Nm of torque. However, subtle internal refinements have improved how that power is delivered.
- Throttle Mapping Refined: The throttle response has been recalibrated to better match rider input and gear selection. This results in smoother, more predictable acceleration — especially useful in city riding or while cornering.
- Rear Sprocket Tweaked: The 2025 RTR 310 now uses a sprocket with four fewer teeth, similar to what’s found on the RR 310. This change helps provide smoother gear transitions and more linear acceleration, making the ride feel more premium without compromising punch.
Feature Upgrades in 2025 RTR 310
The Apache RTR 310 was already known for its rich feature list, but the 2025 update adds even more tech to the mix.
- Keyless Ride System: A welcome addition, especially in this price range, the keyless ride offers added convenience for daily riders.
- Drag Torque Control: Now included with an optional cornering function, this feature helps maintain stability while downshifting aggressively, especially on slippery roads.
- Launch Control: Perfect for those looking to maximize acceleration off the line.
- Updated TFT Display: The 5-inch TFT now features a Gen-2 UI that supports multiple regional languages, enhancing accessibility for Indian riders.
Note: Feature availability depends on the selected variant, with higher-end versions offering more electronics.
Design Tweaks & Visual Enhancements
TVS hasn’t gone for a radical redesign — and for good reason. The sharp and aggressive streetfighter look is already popular. But the company has made a few styling refinements to keep things fresh:
- Transparent Clutch Cover: Borrowed from the RR 310, this adds a mechanical aesthetic to the design.
- Knuckle Guards: These are now standard, improving hand protection and giving the bike a more rugged look.
- Sequential Turn Indicators: Adds a premium feel and improves visibility.
2025 Apache RTR 310 Price Breakdown
TVS has introduced introductory pricing for the updated model. Compared to the previous year, prices have seen a marginal increase due to the added features.
| Variant | 2024 Price (₹, ex-showroom) | 2025 Price (₹, ex-showroom) | Change (₹) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Base | ₹2.43 lakh | ₹2.40 lakh (introductory) | -₹3,000 |
| Top | ₹2.55 lakh | ₹2.57 lakh | +₹2,000 |
| Dynamic Kit | ₹2.71 lakh | ₹2.75 lakh | +₹4,000 |
| Dynamic Pro Kit | ₹2.81 lakh | ₹2.85 lakh | +₹4,000 |
Note: The Base variant appears to carry an introductory discount at launch. Prices may rise in the coming weeks.
Final Thoughts by DailyWheels
The 2025 TVS Apache RTR 310 may not have received a mechanical overhaul, but the updates make it more refined, tech-forward, and visually appealing. Riders now get smoother performance, more control-enhancing electronics, and a touch of RR 310 DNA — all while maintaining the Apache’s aggressive character.
As always, DailyWheels recommends checking with your local dealer for the latest prices and feature availability based on your city.
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