2026 TVS Radeon Gets LED Lighting: Prices Start at ₹67,100

The 2026 TVS Radeon has been updated with LED lighting, with reported ex-showroom prices starting at ₹67,100 for the Base variant. The Digi Drum and Digi Disc are listed at ₹70,100 and ₹73,100 respectively. The update also brings fresh colours and graphics to the 109.7 cc commuter. The starting price belongs to the Base grade; it should not be assigned to a pictured front-disc variant or treated as a universal on-road quotation.

2026 TVS Radeon prices by grade

The listed difference is ₹3,000 from Base to Digi Drum and another ₹3,000 from Digi Drum to Digi Disc, calculated from the reported prices. The total Base-to-Digi-Disc gap is ₹6,000. These comparisons explain the grade ladder; they do not establish the final cost in every city.

Registration, insurance and any selected accessories must be checked separately. Buyers comparing the TVS Radeon should ask for the exact updated grade name and complete quotation, rather than infer the equipment from a generic advertisement carrying the lowest price.

What changes with the lighting update?

The reported update brings LED headlighting, position lighting, tail lighting and indicators. The new headlamp treatment is the most prominent visual change at the front. The appearance reference shows the compact cowl with a split rectangular lamp and a surrounding light signature.

The practical distinction is the listed lighting equipment, rather than an unsupported claim about how much farther it illuminates a road. The checked launch coverage does not provide a measured beam-distance or visibility comparison, so those results should not be invented from the technology label alone.

Fresh colours and graphics, familiar commuter format

New colour and graphic treatments accompany the lighting update. The Radeon retains the recognisable upright commuter layout, a long seat, conventional front suspension and twin rear shocks. The inspected current illustration reference shows black-and-orange graphics with the front-disc configuration.

A render of one configuration is not evidence that every grade has the same brake equipment, instrument display or colour availability. The dealer's current specification sheet should identify the details of the bike being purchased. Colour selection and local stock are separate from the range's headline starting price.

The 109.7 cc engine and four-speed gearbox

The reported mechanical context remains a 109.7 cc engine paired with a four-speed gearbox. The headline update centres on lighting and presentation. It should not be described as a newly announced engine-performance upgrade or a change in displacement.

No new independently measured mileage result is established by this launch story. Fuel-economy claims, where supplied for an exact grade, should be kept distinct from actual results in a buyer's traffic, loading and riding conditions. A lighting update alone does not prove lower running costs.

Choosing between the grades

The first comparison is between the exact equipment needed and the quoted grade price. A buyer considering Digi Drum versus Digi Disc should identify the braking configuration and instrument equipment directly on the specification sheet and the motorcycle offered, instead of treating the names as a complete specification.

For daily commuting, an in-person check can also establish whether the seat, riding position and controls suit the rider. Those are individual fit checks rather than claims that one grade is automatically best for everyone. The ₹3,000 steps provide price context, while the actual equipment list provides the purchase comparison.

Before booking the updated bike

• Confirm that the quotation and delivered motorcycle refer to the updated LED-lighting model.

• Identify Base, Digi Drum or Digi Disc explicitly, including the brake configuration.

• Check colour availability and the current delivery estimate.

• Separate ex-showroom price from registration, insurance and optional items.

• Confirm the applicable warranty and service schedule in the supplied documents.

FAQs

What is the starting price of the 2026 Radeon?

The reported Base price is ₹67,100 ex-showroom.

Does ₹67,100 buy the pictured Digi Disc?

The reported Digi Disc price is ₹73,100. The lower figure is the range's Base starting price.

Is a larger engine announced?

The checked update describes the 109.7 cc, four-speed commuter. No displacement increase is established.

The 2026 TVS Radeon update adds a visible lighting change while retaining its commuter format. The useful next step is an exact-grade quotation and equipment check, with the three prices kept separate.