TVS has reshuffled the Apache RTR 310 range, bringing more choice while retaining the 312cc engine and the bike’s extensive electronics package
TVS Motor Company has updated the Apache RTR 310 range for 2026, giving buyers more choice in terms of variants and colours. The motorcycle continues with the same 312cc engine and overall package, but the latest range now includes a Sepang Blue option and a Black Diamond Edition.
The Apache RTR 310 is now available in a range that starts with an Arsenal Black base variant without the quickshifter. Buyers can also choose the Arsenal Black and Fury Yellow versions with the quickshifter, while Fiery Red is positioned slightly higher. TVS has also added the Black Diamond Edition to the line-up.
The Sepang Blue shade is also back in the RTR 310 range. Unlike the regular colours, it is available through TVS’ Built-To-Order programme, where buyers can choose the Dynamic or Dynamic Pro equipment packages. Pricing will vary depending on the package you choose.
| Variant | Quickshifter | Price (Ex-showroom) |
|---|---|---|
| Arsenal Black Base | No | Rs. 2.30 lakh |
| Arsenal Black Base | Yes | Rs. 2.45 lakh |
| Fury Yellow Base | Yes | Rs. 2.45 lakh |
| Black Diamond Edition | No | Rs. 2.49 lakh |
| Fiery Red Base | Yes | Rs. 2.52 lakh |
| Sepang Blue | Yes | Rs. 2.57 lakh |
| Anniversary Edition | Yes | Rs. 2.98 lakh |
The base Arsenal Black without quickshifter is currently listed at around Rs 2.30 lakh ex-showroom, while the quickshifter-equipped versions start at Rs 2.45 lakh. The Black Diamond Edition sits at around Rs 2.49 lakh, depending on the latest applicable pricing. All prices are now revised as per the GST 2.0 norms.
There are no major mechanical changes. The RTR 310 continues with its 312 cc single-cylinder engine, paired with a six-speed gearbox. The motorcycle’s appeal remains its electronics package, which includes cruise control, traction control, cornering ABS, a 6D IMU sensor, launch control and drag torque control. The higher variants also get the bidirectional quickshifter. Some variants also get keyless ignition.
The latest changes are therefore more about giving buyers more ways to spec the RTR 310 rather than turning it into a substantially different motorcycle. And with the Sepang Blue option and Black Diamond Edition joining the range, TVS is keeping its 310 cc streetfighter fresh without changing a formula that is already quite feature-heavy.
