KEY HIGHLIGHTS
- Gets all-black treatment
- Both bikes are mechanically unchanged
- RTR 160 starting at Rs 1.20 lakh, RTR 160 4V at Rs 1.25 lakh
TVS Motors has launched a special blacked-out variant of its popular Apache RTR 160 4V and RTR 160 bikes. The new versions offer a completely black theme but both models are unchanged mechanically. Read the complete details about this new variant of TVS Apache RTR 160 4V and RTR 160 below. Also, you can join our 91Wheels WhatsApp Group for the latest updates from the automotive world.
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TVS Apache RTR 160 4V & RTR 160 Black Edition: What's New?
To refresh the Apache RTR 160 and the RTR 160 4V, TVS has added a black edition version. As the name suggests, both models wear a completely blacked-out contrast. The gloss black paint shade is matched with black engine components and black rims. The overall dark theme is very enticing to look at and it is anticipated to appeal to youngsters. Apart from that, both motorcycles are unchanged mechanically and feature-wise.
Speaking of the Apache series, the RTR 160 offers the iconic design of the old Apache bikes. Priced at Rs 1,20,420 (ex-showroom, Delhi), the blacked-out version of the RTR 160 offers a powerful 159.7cc air-cooled engine. In terms of features, it is equipped with LED lights, a semi-digital console, Bluetooth connectivity, and more.
The more updated version of the RTR 160 is the RTR 160 4V. It has a different and aggressive design with a different appeal overall. The black edition of the 4V is available at Rs 1,24, 870 (ex-showroom, Delhi). Similar to the RTR 160, it also gets a blacked-out body. In terms of features, it gets Bluetooth connectivity, three ride modes, GTT (glide through tech), etc. Also, its engine produces a peak power output of 17.31 bhp; making it the most powerful bike in its segment.
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Verdict
While the Black Edition versions might not seem a lot on paper, the on field impact of a blacked-out variant is more. Especially among the young buyers, the black themed bikes have always been a default choice over the other editions. Tell us what you think about the new black editions of the Apache RTR 160 series below.
