TVS Apache RTR 310 (TVS Akula) Spied Testing on the Dyno
TVS Apache RTR 310 was recently spotted on a dyno test. The recent reports regarding its launch hints at an official entry in July 2017. The motorcycle was first seen on Auto Expo 2016 in a pure concept form. It was named Akula 310 and shared most of its parts with the upcoming BMW G310R. Akula is a...
TVS Apache RTR 310 (TVS Akula) Spied Testing on the Dyno
TVS is manufacturing the G310R for BMW in its plant in Chennai. The parts for BMW G310R are being manufactured by TVS and both will share some of them in their bikes. TVS Akula will use the same engine, exhaust, suspension and non-visible components with G310R. The engine tune is not yet disclosed but most probably, it will stay the same as G310R. The parts that were showcased at Auto Expo 2016 were built out of carbon fiber while production version will gain weight through plastic parts.
The bike looks huge and carries impressive list of equipment like petal disc brakes, sport spec rear mono-shock, optional ABS, USD front forks, LED lights and fully digital instrument console. Akula 310 is powered by a 313 cc, single cylinder engine that is good for 33.6 BHP at 9500 rpm and 28 Nm at 7500 rpm. The engine comes mated to a 6-speed gearbox and could claim around 150 kmph of top speed. It could be priced around INR 1.60-1.75 lakh (ex-showroom Delhi). Major rivals include KTM 250 Duke and Bajaj Dominar 400.
Key Facts
- Bike: Apache RTR 310 (Akula 310)
- Category: Full-Faired Sport Bike
- BMW Engine: 313cc, liquid-cooled, 6-speed
- Expected Price: INR 1.60-1.75 Lakh
- Launch in India: July 2017
TVS Apache RTR 310 was previously spotted on 8th April, 2017 in India

Official Video of TVS Akula 310
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