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TVS Bikes in India 2026 — Prices & Models

TVS covers 15 models from Rs.44,788 for the XL 100 Heavy Duty to Rs.2.61 lakh for the Apache RR 310, with engines from 99cc to 312cc — the widest span of any Indian brand relative to its range size.

Three families do most of the work: the Jupiter and Ntorq scooters, the Sport and Radeon commuters, and the Apache performance range that runs from 160cc up to the faired RR 310. TVS also sells the XL 100, a moped that remains the cheapest new two-wheeler in the country and still has a real market in semi-urban and rural use, where load-carrying matters more than styling.

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The TVS XL 100 Heavy Duty at Rs.44,788 is a moped rather than a motorcycle or scooter — step-through, automatic, and built for carrying loads on rough roads. It costs less than any other new two-wheeler listed here and remains genuinely useful for small businesses and short-distance utility work.

Commuters

The TVS Sport at Rs.63,501 carries the highest published ARAI mileage figure of any bike on this site at 80 kmpl, which makes it the default choice when running cost is the only consideration. The TVS Radeon at Rs.71,479 is the more comfortable, better-finished alternative, and the Raider 125 adds a sportier 125cc option.

Scooters

The TVS Jupiter at Rs.76,714 is the brand's volume scooter and the closest direct rival to the Honda Activa, claiming 53.84 kmpl. The Jupiter 125 at Rs.84,523 adds displacement while still claiming 50 kmpl.

The TVS Zest 110 at Rs.69,999 is the light, affordable option, while the Ntorq 150 at Rs.1.10 lakh sits at the performance end of the scooter market with sharper styling and stronger acceleration.

Apache: the performance range

The Apache badge is TVS's sporting line. The Apache RTR 160 4V anchors the accessible end, with the Apache RTR 310 and Apache RR 310 at Rs.2.61 lakh at the top. The RR 310 is a fully-faired sport bike claiming 34.7 kmpl and is TVS's flagship.

The Apache RTX at Rs.1.99 lakh extends the range into adventure territory, a relatively recent addition to the brand's line-up.

Mileage

Nine TVS models carry a published ARAI figure, averaging about 49 kmpl. The TVS Sport at 80 kmpl is the standout and the highest claim in the entire catalogue. Expect roughly 10 to 15 percent less in daily traffic, and compare only within a displacement class — the Apache models sit far below the commuter figures for obvious reasons.

Ownership

TVS operates a dense nationwide service network on a par with Hero, Honda and Bajaj, and none of the models here is discontinued, so parts supply across the range is current. Resale is strongest on the Jupiter and Apache lines, both of which have consistent used demand.

The Apache range is worth a specific mention on ownership cost. These are performance bikes, so tyres, brake pads and chain sets wear faster than on a Jupiter or a Sport, particularly if the performance is used. Budget for that before stepping up from a commuter, as it is the cost new owners most often underestimate.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which is the best TVS bike in India?

The TVS Jupiter at Rs.76,714 is the strongest all-round scooter and the closest rival to the Honda Activa. For running cost, the TVS Sport at Rs.63,501 claims 80 kmpl, the highest ARAI figure on this site. For performance, the Apache RR 310 at Rs.2.61 lakh is the flagship.

What is the price of TVS bikes in India?

TVS models listed here range from Rs.44,788 for the XL 100 Heavy Duty, the cheapest new two-wheeler in the country, to Rs.2.61 lakh for the Apache RR 310. Most scooters and commuters sit between Rs.60,000 and Rs.90,000 ex-showroom.

How many TVS bikes are available in India?

There are 15 TVS models listed, covering the XL 100 moped, the Sport and Radeon commuters, the Jupiter and Ntorq scooters and the Apache performance range. Engine capacities run from 99cc to 312cc, and none of the models is discontinued.

Which TVS bike gives the best mileage?

The TVS Sport at Rs.63,501 claims 80 kmpl, the highest published ARAI figure of any bike on this site. Among scooters, the Jupiter is rated at 53.84 kmpl and the Jupiter 125 at 50 kmpl. The brand average across nine models with data is about 49 kmpl.

Is the TVS Jupiter better than the Honda Activa?

They are direct rivals at similar money — the Jupiter at Rs.76,714 against the Activa at Rs.78,166, both around 110cc. The Jupiter carries a published ARAI figure of 53.84 kmpl. The Activa has the stronger resale reputation, while the Jupiter is often better equipped for the price. Ride both before deciding.