Key highlights
- TVS MotoSoul 6.0 will take place in Goa on December 11 and 12, 2026
- The two-day festival will feature racing activities, custom motorcycles, technology showcases and rider programmes
- TVS is expected to use the event for new product and custom motorcycle reveals
TVS Motor Company has announced the sixth edition of MotoSoul, its flagship motorcycling festival. MotoSoul 6.0 will be held in Goa on December 11 and 12, 2026, bringing together riders, racers, motorcycle builders, creators and enthusiasts.
The event has evolved beyond a conventional motorcycle showcase, combining motorsport, customisation, technology, community activities and entertainment over two days.
Racing takes centre stage
MotoSoul 6.0 will feature a range of riding and motorsport activities, including gymkhana, dirt track, motocross, obstacle races, stunt battles, FMX, drift racing, sand rush and hill climb challenges. Visitors will also get access to product test rides.
TVS will also conduct riding workshops, technology sessions and masterclasses, along with interactions involving riders from TVS Racing.
Expect new motorcycles and custom builds
Product reveals have become an important part of MotoSoul in recent years. The 2023 edition saw the Apache RTR 160 4V with dual-channel ABS, while TVS showcased its RT-XD4 300 engine platform in 2024. Last year’s event brought the Ronin Agonda Edition and special Apache models marking the 20th anniversary of the Apache brand.
TVS is expected to continue that tradition with MotoSoul 6.0, although the company has not yet revealed which new products will make their debut.
Custom motorcycle culture will again form a major part of the festival, with new builds based on the Apache and Ronin, customisation reveals, helmet-painting workshops and garage interactions planned.
More than motorcycles
The event will also bring together TVS owner communities, including the Apache Owners Group and Ronin CuLT, through community rides, rider stories, podcasts and panel discussions.
Live music, DJ nights, freestyle performances and artist collaborations will add an entertainment element, while a dedicated responsible-motorcycling programme will focus on safety and sustainability.
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