TVS Apache RTR 160, 160 4V and 200 4V New Variants: Prices and Features

The TVS Apache RTR 160, RTR 160 4V and RTR 200 4V now have new top variants aimed at riders who want more safety, connectivity or chassis adjustability without moving to a different motorcycle. Prices start at ₹1,27,990 and reach ₹1.50 lakh, ex-showroom.

TVS Apache new variants: price and feature comparison

All prices are ex-showroom. The updates focus on equipment rather than major engine changes, so the most useful way to compare them is by the problem each one solves.

Apache RTR 160: the safety-led upgrade

The new range-topping RTR 160 is called the Dual Channel ABS with TCS variant in detailed reporting. Its key addition is traction control, supported by hazard lamps and LED turn indicators. At ₹1,27,990, it is the least expensive of the three new variants.

The 159.7cc air-cooled, two-valve single-cylinder engine continues, so existing buyers should view this as a safety-and-convenience package rather than a performance revision.

Apache RTR 160 4V: the navigation-led upgrade

The RTR 160 4V’s new top variant costs ₹1,41,440. Google Maps mirroring is the headline feature, making navigation information easier to follow than basic turn-by-turn prompts. A panic-brake alert and USB Type-C charging are also included.

Its existing 159.7cc oil-cooled, four-valve single-cylinder engine carries on unchanged. This variant makes the strongest case for riders who commute through unfamiliar areas and value connected instrumentation.

Apache RTR 200 4V: the most complete equipment package

At ₹1.50 lakh, the updated RTR 200 4V sits at the top of this three-bike group. It receives Google Maps mirroring, a panic-brake alert and Type-C charging, while also restoring an adjustable front suspension setup.

The 197.7cc oil-cooled single-cylinder engine, three riding modes and assist-and-slipper clutch continue. For riders who value chassis setup as much as everyday connectivity, this is the most comprehensive upgrade.

Which new Apache top variant should you choose?

• Choose the RTR 160 if traction control is your priority and you want the lowest entry price.

• Choose the RTR 160 4V if daily navigation, charging and connected instrumentation matter most.

• Choose the RTR 200 4V if you want the broadest equipment list and adjustable front suspension.

The gap between the RTR 160 and RTR 160 4V is ₹13,450, while the move from the RTR 160 4V to the RTR 200 4V is roughly ₹8,560 based on the reported ex-showroom figures. Buyers should still compare city-specific on-road prices before deciding.

What remains unchanged?

These are equipment-led variants. The core engines and basic mechanical packages are carried over, which means the decision is less about new performance and more about whether the added safety, navigation and suspension hardware justifies the step up.

Delivery timing

Reports say deliveries of the updated smaller-capacity Apache models will begin during the 2026 festive season. Exact dealer stock and city-wise delivery dates were not confirmed at the time of writing.

Frequently asked questions

What is the price of the new TVS Apache RTR 160 top variant?

The new RTR 160 Dual Channel ABS with TCS variant is priced at ₹1,27,990 ex-showroom.

Does the new Apache RTR 160 4V get Google Maps?

It gets Google Maps mirroring on its display, along with a panic-brake alert and Type-C charging.

What is new on the Apache RTR 200 4V?

The new top variant adds Maps mirroring, a panic-brake alert, Type-C charging and adjustable front suspension.