Key highlights
- The 2026 TVS Radeon starts at Rs 67,100, ex-showroom Delhi, with three variants priced up to Rs 73,100.
- Updates include an LED headlamp with DRL, LED tail-lamp and LED turn indicators, along with revised colours and graphics.
- The motorcycle retains its 109.7 cc engine, producing 8.08 bhp and 8.7 Nm, paired with a four-speed gearbox.
TVS Motor has updated the Radeon commuter motorcycle for 2026, adding all-LED lighting and fresh colour options ahead of the festive season. The update gives the budget-friendly motorcycle a more contemporary appearance without changing its engine or overall design.
What is new?
The changes focus on styling and equipment rather than mechanical upgrades. However, the addition of LED lighting across the range gives the Radeon a useful update in a segment where affordability and everyday practicality remain key buying considerations.
The biggest update is the new LED headlamp with an integrated daytime running light (DRL). The DRL has a distinctive design, giving the front end a sharper appearance while retaining the familiar Radeon silhouette.
The motorcycle also gets an LED tail-lamp with six vertical lighting elements. LED turn indicators are now fitted at both ends, completing the all-LED lighting setup.
TVS has revised the graphics and added contrasting highlights to the headlamp cowl, fuel tank and body panels. The motorcycle retains its single-piece seat, rear luggage rack, crash guards and 18-inch alloy wheels.
Variant-wise prices and colour options
|
Variant |
Price (ex-showroom, Delhi) |
Colour options |
|
Base |
Rs 67,100 |
Black and Red, Black and Blue |
|
Digi Drum |
Rs 70,100 |
Black and Red, Black and Orange, Red and Black DT |
|
Digi Disc |
Rs 73,100 |
Black and Orange, Red and Black DT |
The Digi variants get a digital instrument cluster, while the Digi Disc is the only version with a front disc brake. The drum-brake variants use drum brakes at both ends.
Engine and mechanical package remain unchanged
The 2026 Radeon continues with its 109.7 cc, single-cylinder, air-cooled petrol engine. It produces 8.08 bhp and 8.7 Nm of torque, with a four-speed gearbox handling transmission duties.
TVS’ Glide Through Technology (GTT) helps the motorcycle move at low speeds with minimal throttle input. Other carry-over features include synchro braking and five-step preload-adjustable twin rear shock absorbers.
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