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2026 TVS Radeon launched at Rs 67,100

It now gets all-LED lighting and new colour options.
2 min read•12 Oct '26
Suraj SreekumarSuraj Sreekumar
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An indoor render of the 2026 TVS Radeon with all-LED lighting

TVS has updated its premium 110cc commuter, the Radeon, just in time for the festive season. This update brings all-LED lighting and new colour options. The prices now range from Rs 67,100 to Rs 73,100 ex-showroom, Delhi. We are still awaiting confirmation from TVS on whether the previous model will continue to be sold, as it coexists with the updated model on the website. Compared to the previous model, the price of the base variant has increased by Rs 1,250, while the top-spec Disc variant is now Rs 7,500 more affordable.

  1. Now gets all-LED lighting
  2. Powered by the same 110cc engine as before
  3. Front disc brake only on the top Digi-disc variant

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New LED headlight, tail-light and turn indicators are standard across variants

The revised model gets an all-new LED headlight with a signature DRL, new LED tail-light and LED turn indicators, standard across all three variants (Base, Digi-Drum and Digi-Disc). It retains the same design silhouette as before. To match its updated aesthetics, the motorcycle gets a new set of colour options. The base variant is offered in Black & Blue and Black & Red, the Digi-Drum variant in Black & Red, Black & Orange and Red & Black DT, and the top Digi-Disc variant in Black & Orange and Red & Black DT.

2026 TVS Radeon launched at Rs 67,100

With this update, the prices have also been revised: Rs 67,100 for the base variant, Rs 70,100 for the Digi-Drum and Rs 73,100 for the top Digi-Disc variant. Mechanically, the motorcycle remains unchanged. It continues to be powered by the 110cc air/oil-cooled engine, which makes 8hp and 8.7Nm of torque, paired with a 4-speed gearbox, similar to the other motorcycles in its segment.

The TVS Radeon stands out as one of the more premium offerings in its segment with features such as all-LED lighting, USB charging, a colour digital instrument cluster and an optional disc variant. By comparison, the Honda Livo (Rs 80,330 to Rs 82,897) offers Japanese reliability at a premium price, while Bajaj offers better ride quality on its CT 110X (Rs 74,930) and Platina 110 (Rs 75,797). On the whole, in typical TVS fashion, the Radeon brings more features to the table at an aggressive price compared to its rivals.

All prices are ex-showroom, Delhi.

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