TVS Apache RTR 160 and RTR 160 4V Launched at Rs 1.27 Lakh and Rs. 1.41 Lakh
By Aman Kumar
Published September 17, 2026
Quick Read - TVS updated both Apache RTR 160 variants with traction control, connected features and Type-C charging additions. Prices start at Rs 1,13,890 for the RTR 160 and Rs 1,41,440 for the 160 4V.
TVS has launched updated iterations of the Apache RTR 160 and Apache RTR 160 4V, adding notable feature upgrades to both motorcycles. The RTR 160 range starts at Rs 1,13,890, with the top 160 variant priced at Rs 1,27,990, while the RTR 160 4V starts at Rs 1,41,440 ex-showroom.
Apache RTR 160: What's New
The RTR 160 top variant, priced at Rs 1,27,990 ex-showroom, picks up three additions: traction control, hazard lamps and an LED turn indicators. These sit alongside the existing equipment on the top trim, which includes three riding modes, dual-channel ABS and TVS SmartXonnect with navigation and alerts.
The RTR 160 range continues across four variants: Drum, Disc, Racing Edition and DC ABS, with prices beginning at Rs 1,13,890.
Colour options for the RTR 160 are Matte Black, Pearl White, Arctic Teal and Granite Grey.
Apache RTR 160 4V: What's New
The top variant gains Google Map mirroring on its 5-inch connected TFT display, a panic brake alert system, a Type-C USB charger and coloured alloy wheels. The existing equipment on the top trim includes a Class D projector headlamp, upside-down front suspension, an assist and slipper clutch, the 5-inch connected TFT and traction control.
The updated RTR 160 4V is available in Marine Blue, Racing Red, Matte Black and Arctic Teal.
Prices
| Motorcycle | Price (ex-showroom) |
|---|---|
| RTR 160 | Rs 1,13,890 onwards |
| RTR 160 Top Variant | Rs 1,27,990 |
| RTR 160 4V | Rs 1,26,890 onwards |
| RTR 160 4V Top Variant | Rs 1,41,440 |
Table of Contents
- Apache RTR 160: What's New
- Apache RTR 160 4V: What's New
- Prices
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