2026 TVS Radeon Launched at Rs 67,100 with New LED Lights

TVS Motor has updated its budget friendly commuter motorcycle, the Radeon, for 2026 ahead of the festive season. The latest model gets new LED lighting, fresh colours and updated graphics. It takes on other 100cc and 110cc commuters in the segment.

The 2026 TVS Radeon price starts at Rs 67,100 (ex showroom) for the BASE variant. The top spec ‘DIGI’ trim starts at Rs 70,100 (ex showroom). If you want disc brakes, only the DIGI trim offers them, and the ‘DIGI DISC’ variant has been priced at Rs 73,100 (Ex showroom).

2026 TVS Radeon Gets New LED Lighting

The updated Radeon brings a fresh look without changing its overall shape. It now features an LED headlight with an integrated daytime running light (DRL). Interestingly, the DRL design resembles a viper's fangs, giving the motorcycle a sportier appearance.

In addition, TVS has added an LED tail light with six vertical lighting elements. The motorcycle also gets LED turn indicators at both ends. They’re the same LED turn indicators as TVS premium Apache RTR, RR and RTX lineup. Together, these changes give the commuter a more modern look while helping it compete with rivals from Hero, Honda and Bajaj.

New Colours and Graphics

TVS has introduced new colour options across the Radeon range. The BASE variant comes in Black and Red, along with Black and Blue. Meanwhile, the DIGI Drum gets Black and Red and Black and Orange options.

The DIGI Disc variant offers Black and Orange. However, TVS has retained the Red and Black DT colour for both DIGI Drum and DIGI Disc trims.

Furthermore, revised graphics and colour highlights refresh the headlight cowl, fuel tank and body panels. The motorcycle continues with a single-piece seat, rear luggage rack, 18 inch alloy wheels and crash guards. The 2026 TVS Radeon continues with its 109.7cc, air-cooled, single-cylinder engine. It produces 8.08 bhp and 8.7 Nm of torque, paired with a four-speed gearbox.

In addition, the motorcycle features Glide Through Technology (GTT), self-start functionality and synchro braking. Its rear twin shock absorbers also offer five-step preload adjustment. Overall, the updates focus on styling and lighting, while the engine and main features remain unchanged.

You can also read this: Flying Flea Now In Hyderabad: Second Indian City After Bengaluru