KEY HIGHLIGHTS
- The 2025 Apache RR310 comes with launch control, cornering engine braking control, sequential turn signal indicators, and a Gen-2 race computer.
- The 8-spoke alloy rims and the Sepang Blue paint scheme are also new.
- The starting price for the 2025 model is just Rs 2,000 more than the 2024 model.
The TVS Apache RR310 has been updated yet again, having continuously beeng worked upon over the last few years. This time, there are a few new feature additions, along with minor cosmetic touches, and the price hike over the model it replaces is hardly over Rs 2,000.
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2025 TVS Apache RR310 Details
The fully-faired supersport design of the Apache RR310 has been retained, with the core appearance of the bike not changing by much. However, there is now a new Sepang Blue paint scheme on offer, which draws inspiration from the Asia OMC race-spec bike, making it look fresher and sharper than before. It now also gets 8-spoke alloy rims, and last year, the bike gained fairing-mounted winglets and a transparent clutch case cover as well.
The Apache RR310 has already been a feature-loaded motorcycle, and the new features additions include launch control, cornering engine braking control, a new race computer with support for multiple lagnuages, and sequential turn indicators.
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The 312.2cc, single-cylinder, liquid-cooled mill has been retained, and while its power and torque figures remain unchanged, the engine has now been updated to make it OBD2B-compliant. It continues to produce 37.4bhp at 9800rpm and 29Nm at 7900rpm of torque, paired to a 6-speed gearbox with a bi-directional quickshifter. It also retains the fully-adjustable suspension on both ends, along with glide-through technology, and four riding modes; Sport, Track, Rain, and Urban.
The new Apache RR310 gets a minor price hike across all variants. The base variant can be had from Rs 2.77 lakh (ex-showroom) onwards, with the 'Racing Red' paint scheme but without the bi-directional quickshifter. The same paint scheme with the quickshifter will cost you Rs 2.94 lakh (ex-showroom), and the Bomber Grey paint scheme can be yours from Rs 2.99 lakh onwards (ex-showroom). Much like before, TVS also offers three BTO kits, with the Dynamic Kit and Dynamic Pro kit remaining unchanged at Rs 18,000 and Rs 16,000 respectively. The Race Replica Kit, however, now comes in at Rs 10,000.
Verdict
TVS seems to have outdone itself by offering things like launch control and cornering engine braking control in a single-cylinder 310cc motorcycle made in India. With a new-generation platform in the works, it remains to be seen how long the Apache RR310 sticks around for.
