TVS Radeon 2026 Launched in India: Price, New LED Lights and Features
TVS Radeon 2026 gets new LED lighting, fresh colour options and revised pricing, starting at Rs 67,100 (ex-showroom, Delhi). Here is a look at its variants, features and engine specifications.
October 10, 2026: TVS Motor Company has introduced an update to the Indian commuter bike market ahead of the festive season. The company's popular 110cc motorcycle, the TVS Radeon 2026, has been launched with new LED lighting and multiple colour options. The ex-showroom price starts at Rs 67,100, while the top-spec Digi-Disc variant is priced at Rs 73,100.
The new model does not feature any major changes to its basic design or engine. However, the addition of LED headlights at the front, LED taillights at the rear and LED turn indicators gives the bike a more modern look. The new colour options may also attract buyers.
How much does the 2026 TVS Radeon cost?
The new TVS Radeon is available in three variants: Base, Digi-Drum and Digi-Disc. The ex-showroom prices in Delhi are listed below.
| Variant | Ex-showroom Price |
|---|---|
| Base | Rs 67,100 |
| Digi-Drum | Rs 70,100 |
| Digi-Disc | Rs 73,100 |
The price of the base variant has increased by Rs 1,250 compared to the previous model. On the other hand, the top-spec Digi-Disc variant is priced Rs 7,500 lower than its predecessor, according to the report.
However, it is not yet clear whether the previous model will continue to be sold in the market. Both the old and updated models are listed on the TVS website, leaving the matter uncertain.
New LED headlights and taillights
The biggest change in the 2026 TVS Radeon is its full LED lighting system. All three variants come with new LED headlights, signature daytime running lights (DRLs), LED taillights and LED turn indicators as standard features.
Although the familiar design of the previous model has been retained, the new lighting gives the bike a more modern appearance. This update may appeal to buyers looking for an affordable commuter motorcycle for daily use.
TVS Radeon to be available in new colours
Along with the lighting updates, TVS has introduced new colour options. The available colours vary depending on the variant.
The Base variant is available in Black & Blue and Black & Red.
The Digi-Drum variant comes in Black & Red, Black & Orange and Red & Black DT.
The Digi-Disc variant is available in Black & Orange and Red & Black DT.
These options allow buyers to choose a colour that suits their personal preferences.
No change in engine and performance
The new TVS Radeon continues to use the same 110cc air-cooled engine as before. The engine produces a maximum power of 8 hp and a torque of 8.7 Nm. It is paired with a four-speed gearbox.
There are no changes to the engine's power output or gearbox in the updated model. Instead, the company has focused mainly on improvements to the lighting, colour options and pricing.
Designed for daily commuting, the TVS Radeon is one of the company's offerings in the commuter motorcycle segment. Along with LED lighting, it features USB charging and a digital instrument cluster. The top-spec Digi-Disc variant comes with a front disc brake, while the other variants are equipped with drum brakes.
Competition with Honda Livo and Bajaj Platina
In terms of pricing, the TVS Radeon competes with motorcycles such as the Honda Livo, Bajaj CT 110X and Bajaj Platina 110.
The Honda Livo is priced between Rs 80,330 and Rs 82,897. Meanwhile, the ex-showroom prices of the Bajaj CT 110X and Bajaj Platina 110 are Rs 74,930 and Rs 75,797, respectively.
Compared with these models, the TVS Radeon has a lower starting price. The updated model also offers LED lighting across all three variants. However, the most suitable bike for a buyer will depend on their budget, intended use, riding comfort and maintenance costs.
Why is the new TVS Radeon worth considering?
Although the 2026 TVS Radeon does not feature any major mechanical changes, its new LED lighting, additional colour options and revised pricing have made the motorcycle an attractive option in the commuter segment. With the base variant priced at Rs 67,100, it remains a competitively priced choice in the budget motorcycle market.
For buyers who prefer a front disc brake, the Digi-Disc variant is available at Rs 73,100. However, TVS has not yet clearly confirmed whether the previous model will continue to be sold alongside the updated version.
With the new TVS Radeon, the company has focused on modern features and a refreshed appearance rather than engine upgrades. With an ex-showroom starting price of Rs 67,100 in Delhi, the motorcycle could attract buyers looking for an affordable daily commuter ahead of the festive season.
