TVS Ronin Agonda Debuts at MotoSoul 5.0 With Fresh Retro Style

TVS Motor has expanded its modern-retro motorcycle range with the launch of the new TVS Ronin Agonda Edition at the MotoSoul 5.0 festival in Goa. This bike is priced at Rs 1.31 lakh (ex-showroom). 
 Moreover, this variant sits close to the entry-level Ronin models and brings a refreshed visual identity while keeping the core mechanicals unchanged. The company plans to release more limited editions in the future, and the Agonda Edition marks the first step in that direction. 

Design Inspired by Goa’s Calm Agonda Beach

The Ronin Agonda takes inspiration from the peaceful and scenic Agonda Beach in South Goa. This coastal influence becomes clear from the moment you see the bike. It features a white-led colour scheme that contrasts neatly with the black-finished components such as the USD forks, alloy wheels, engine casing, handlebars and exhaust. 
 In addition, the bike carries new retro-styled five-stripe graphics in red and blue, which gives it a light, breezy character rather than a heavy, cluttered look. On top of the fuel tank, the large AGONDA lettering immediately stands out. The angled pinstripes add a distinctive personality, helping the motorcycle appeal to riders. 

TVS has also updated the seat cover, which adds to the limited-edition feel. Perhaps the overall design will attract urban riders looking for a bike that feels relaxed and easy-going on both weekday commutes and weekend cafe runs.

Same Trusted Engine and Features

However, despite the new skin, the Ronin Agonda keeps the same equipment as the standard model. It continues to use the 225.9cc single-cylinder, air/oil-cooled engine that produces 20bhp and 19.9Nm of torque. This is paired with a 5-speed gearbox and an assist-and-slipper clutch, ensuring smooth city performance. The top speed stays at 120km/h.
The bike also carries over features like the asymmetrical LCD cluster, SmartXonnect Bluetooth tech, adjustable levers, and ABS modes: Rain and Urban. Moreover, TVS’s Glide Through Technology (GTT) continues to support easy, low-speed rides in traffic.

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