2026 TVS Radeon Launched With LED Lights & Fresh Colours, Prices Start at Rs. 67,100

TVS Motor Company has launched the 2026 TVS Radeon commuter motorcycle in India with updated styling and a new lighting setup.

The update brings LED headlamp with DRL, LED tail lamp, LED indicators and fresh colour combinations. However, there are no mechanical changes to the bike’s engine and gearbox.

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The 2026 TVS Radeon is priced starting at Rs. 67,100 (ex-showroom). The company is offering it in three variants, which include the standard version along with DIGI Drum and DIGI Disc options. The main focus of this update is to give the daily-use motorcycle a new look and improve the lighting features.

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2026 TVS Radeon Price and Variants

2026 TVS Radeon motorcycle featuring LED headlamp, fresh styling and black orange colour scheme
VariantPrice (Ex-showroom)
Radeon BaseRs. 67,100
Radeon DIGI DrumRs. 70,100
Radeon DIGI DiscRs. 73,100

The base variant is priced at Rs. 67,100, while the DIGI Drum costs Rs. 70,100 and the top-spec DIGI Disc costs Rs. 73,100. These prices are ex-showroom; on-road costs may vary depending on location.

What’s changed in LED Lighting and New Colors?

2026 TVS Radeon colour options featuring blue, orange and red graphics on the updated commuter motorcycle

The most noticeable update in the 2026 TVS Radeon model is its lighting setup. The front gets LED headlamps with daytime running lights (DRLs). The rear gets an LED tail lamp with six vertical lighting elements, while LED turn indicators are provided at both the front and rear ends.

Color options vary depending on the variant. The base model is available in Black and Red and Black and Blue combinations. The DIGI Drum is available in Black and Red, along with a Black and Orange option, while the DIGI Disc comes in a Black and Orange color scheme. The Red and Black dual-tone finish continues on both DIGI variants.

The DIGI variants feature a digital instrument cluster. An additional advantage of the top-spec DIGI Disc is a front disc brake, which differentiates it from other variants in terms of braking hardware.

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No Changes in Engine and Performance

2026 TVS Radeon side profile showcasing its commuter design, alloy wheels, chrome exhaust and updated LED lighting

The 2026 TVS Radeon continues to feature the same 109.7cc, single-cylinder, air-cooled engine. This motor produces 8.08 bhp and 8.7 Nm of torque, and is paired with a four-speed gearbox.

The motorcycle also features TVS’s Glide Through Technology (GTT). This feature helps the bike move with minimal throttle input during low-speed riding. This feature can be useful in city traffic, slow-moving roads, and regular commuting, although real-world experience will depend on traffic and riding conditions.

Beyond the Headlines: What does this update mean for buyers?

2026 TVS Radeon front three-quarter view highlighting black bodywork, orange graphics, alloy wheels and front disc brake

The 2026 TVS Radeon update focuses on styling and equipment rather than improving mechanical performance. LED lighting gives the bike a refreshed appearance, while the digital instrument cluster provides additional convenience to the DIGI variants.

However, the absence of changes to the engine output, gearbox, and overall mechanical package means buyers shouldn’t expect a significant jump in performance from this update.

There’s also a practical difference in variant selection. If entry price is a priority, the base Radeon is available for Rs. 67,100. Those looking for a digital instrument cluster can consider the DIGI Drum, while the top-spec DIGI Disc will be the best choice for a front disc brake.

Auto India Daily Verdict

The 2026 TVS Radeon is a styling-led update for buyers who want a simple commuter motorcycle but now also value updated lighting and fresh colors. While making the final choice, one should compare not only the new looks but also the features and on-road price of the variants.

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