The front of the new RTR 200 bears resemblance to the Ducati Streetfighter though the bike does retain its family identity.

The Apache RTR 200 comes equipped with black finished 17-inch wheels with 170mm disc brakes up front.

The instrument cluster is an all-digital unit with a cascading tachometer and a gear shift indicator.

The Apache RTR 200 comes with clip-on bars, soft and comfy palm grips, and switches that work well.

The red button is to activate the hazard warning and is not an engine kill switch.

The engine on the new Apache RTR 200 is a 197.8cc single cylinder, four stroke, air and oil cooled unit capable of developing 20.2bhp.

The RTR 200 gets a split seat for the pillion rider.

The Apache RTR 200 is the first bike from TVS to feature a mono-shock rear suspension.

THe RTR 200 gets an over-under styled double barreled exhaust that gives out a louder and throatier exhaust note.

The pillion rider gets split grab handles.