TVS has once again stepped up its game in the streetfighter segment with an important update for the TVS Apache RTR 310. The TVS Apache RTR 310 update launch marks the bike’s first major upgrade since its debut in 2023. With this update, TVS aims to close the gap between its popular Apache RR 310 and the sharper, more urban-focused TVS Apache RTR 310.
The company claims that the new TVS Apache RTR 310 update brings more muscle under the tank and a refined set of premium features, ensuring that the bike stays ahead of rivals in the 300 cc naked segment.
Sharper Engine, More Power
At the heart of the new TVS Apache RTR 310 update sits the same 312 cc single-cylinder, liquid-cooled engine shared with the BMW G 310 RR and the TVS Apache RR 310. But TVS engineers have worked on key tweaks that matter.
For 2025, the RTR 310’s engine sees an improved compression ratio. The company also increased the airbox volume and the throttle body’s diameter. Together, these tweaks push the peak output to 38 hp and 29 Nm of torque. That’s a healthy bump from the previous 35.6 hp and 28.7 Nm.
A company source stated, “We wanted to bring the RTR 310 closer to the spirit of the RR 310 while keeping its raw streetfighter character intact.”
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Updated RTR 310 Features Premium Kit
Beyond the power hike, the new TVS Apache RTR 310 update adds fresh equipment. Buyers will find fully adjustable suspension, a brass-coated chain for better durability, and even a heated and cooled seat—rare in this segment.
TVS also introduces a new Sepang Blue colour option. It sits alongside the current black and yellow schemes. The TVS Apache RTR 310 features continue to include a five-inch TFT display with Bluetooth connectivity, ride modes, and cornering ABS.
Higher Price Expected
The TVS Apache RTR 310 price currently starts at ₹2.50 lakh (ex-showroom) for the base version without a quickshifter in black. The black version with a quickshifter costs ₹2.67 lakh, while the top variant finished in yellow is priced at ₹2.72 lakh.
Market insiders suggest the updated TVS Apache RTR 310 price will see a slight bump due to the improved powertrain and new premium parts. TVS has yet to confirm the exact figure, but expect a small premium for the new Sepang Blue edition too.
Same Street DNA, Refined Performance
The TVS Apache RTR 310 specs remain true to its urban streetfighter identity. The frame, brakes, and general geometry are unchanged, giving the bike its agile handling. The updated model keeps the same 17-inch wheels, disc brakes at both ends with dual-channel ABS, and a sharp naked styling that fans have loved since its debut.
A Strong Rival for the 300cc Streetfighter Crowd
With this update, TVS aims to strengthen its hold in the growing premium street-naked market. Riders looking for a stylish commuter that can handle city chaos and spirited weekend rides may find the updated TVS Apache RTR 310 hard to ignore.
It goes up against rivals like the KTM Duke 250, Bajaj Dominar 250, and the Yamaha MT-03, but with its new bump in power and loaded TVS Apache RTR 310 features, TVS hopes to lure in riders who want a bit more character and kit for their money.
What’s Next?
The TVS Apache RTR 310 update launch shows TVS’s commitment to refining its flagship streetfighter each year. Given the popularity of the Apache brand, this move makes sense.
If you have your eyes on this bike, watch for new dealer updates in the coming weeks. Expect test rides to start soon. For many riders who want an everyday bike with sharp looks and real power, the updated TVS Apache RTR 310 could be the best bet under ₹3 lakh.
Final Words
The TVS Apache RTR 310 specs prove that TVS is ready to push the bar higher. With smart updates, attractive new colours, and useful tech, this bike has the tools to hold its ground.
For now, it looks like the streetfighter wars in the 300cc space just got a lot more exciting.
