The 14-day long ride will pass through the interior towns and villages of Maharashtra to raise awareness among the youth about the Agnipath Scheme
TVS Motor Company has joined hands with Indian Navy for the ‘Fleet to Forts’ motorcycle expedition which was flagged off today from Kohli Stadium, Navynagar, Mumbai. The 25-member contingent led by Capt Shekhar Deshpande from the Indian Navy will cover over 1,600 km across Maharashtra on TVS Ronin motorcycles. The 14-day long ride will include scaling of 10 Forts associated with Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj, including those recently inscribed on the UNESCO heritage List under the nomination “Maratha Military Landscapes of India”.
The 25-member Indian Navy squad will comprise of officers, sailors and agniveers, including women officers and women agniveers as well as ladies of the naval community. The adventurous route will cut across the interior towns and villages of Maharashtra as the ride also aims to raise awareness among the youth about career opportunities in the Indian Navy.
The 14-dat long ride will specially focus on the Agnipath Scheme, which is the Government of India’s short-term recruitment programme for personnel below officer rank in the Armed Forces. The ‘Fleet to Forts’ Motorcycle Expedition brings together adventure, heritage and service, while creating an opportunity to connect with the next generation and inspire young Indians to explore avenues for nation-building.
Speaking on the occasion, Mr. Vimal Sumbly, Head, Business – Premium, TVS Motor Company, said, “We are extremely proud and honoured to continue our association with the Indian Navy through the ‘Fleet to Forts’ Motorcycle Expedition. The journey brings alive stories of valour, resilience and ingenuity, taking these inspiring stories to young Indians through historic forts and coastal landscapes that have shaped our maritime heritage. This spirit resonates deeply with the TVS Ronin, which encourages riders to chart their own path, embrace the unexpected and turn every journey into a story of their own.”
Recently, the 2026 Ronin was launched in a price range of Rs 1.42-1.64 lakh (ex-showroom, Delhi) in the Indian market. While introducing a new ‘Base’ variant, the brand updated the mid and top grades with modern features and new paint shades. The 2026 TVS Ronin Base variant was presented in a new livery with dual-channel ABS as standard feature. It will be available in Sunlit Yellow and Desert Mirage colourways.
The Mid trim was upgraded with Connected Cluster and Type-C Charger while offered in Glacier Silver and Charcoal Ember colour schemes at a sticker price of Rs 1.52 lakh (ex-showroom, Delhi). Last but not the least, the 2026 TVS Ronin Top variant received the maximum features in the form of Traction Control System, Type-C Charger and Premium Seat. It was offered in Nimbus Grey and Midnight Blue colour options at a price of Rs 1.64 lakh (ex-showroom, Delhi).
