By AUTOASTRA Editorial · 12 Oct 2026 · Launch
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TVS has launched the 2026 Radeon at ₹67,100 with all-LED lighting, a coloured LCD console on Digi variants and new colours. Here is the full variant-wise price list.
TVS has refreshed its premium 110cc commuter, the Radeon, just ahead of the festive season, with prices starting at ₹67,100 ex-showroom Delhi. The update is a lighting-and-styling exercise rather than a mechanical one, but it moves the Radeon further upmarket in a segment where small features decide sales. Three variants are on offer: the Base at ₹67,100, the Digi-Drum at ₹70,100 and the top Digi-Disc at ₹73,100. Compared with the outgoing model, the base variant costs ₹1,250 more, while the top variant is now ₹7,500 cheaper, which sharpens the value at the top of the range.
The headline change is all-LED lighting, now standard across every variant. That means a new LED headlamp with an integrated daytime running light, an LED tail lamp with six vertical elements, and LED turn indicators front and rear, the same units used on TVS's sportier Apache models. The Digi variants add a coloured LCD console, first seen on the Raider 125, which shows real-time mileage, a service reminder and a low-fuel indicator. The Base variant keeps an analogue speedometer, fuel gauge and odometer.
| Variant | Price (ex-showroom, Delhi) | Key equipment |
|---|---|---|
| Radeon Base | ₹67,100 | All-LED lighting, analogue console |
| Radeon Digi-Drum | ₹70,100 | All-LED lighting, coloured LCD console |
| Radeon Digi-Disc | ₹73,100 | All-LED lighting, LCD console, front disc brake |
Mechanically, nothing has changed. The Radeon continues with a 109.7cc air-cooled single-cylinder engine making 8.08 bhp and 8.7 Nm, paired with a four-speed gearbox. It keeps TVS's Glide Through Technology for smooth low-speed running, an electric starter operable in any gear, synchronised braking, 18-inch alloy wheels, a single-piece seat, a rear luggage rack and crash guards. The colour palette is new: the Base gets Black and Blue and Black and Red, the Digi-Drum adds Black and Red, Black and Orange and a Red and Black dual-tone, and the Digi-Disc is offered in Black and Orange plus the Red and Black dual-tone.
The Radeon now competes on features as much as price. Against the Hero Splendor Plus and Honda Shine 100, it offers LED lighting and, on the Digi trims, a coloured LCD console that most rivals reserve for higher segments. The trade-off is that the engine is unchanged, so buyers wanting more performance will still look elsewhere. If you are buying on value, the Digi-Disc at ₹73,100 is the sweet spot: it is the only variant with a front disc brake and it now undercuts the outgoing top model. Confirm the on-road price with your dealer, since RTO charges and insurance vary by city, and use our on-road price tool to estimate your total. For a two-wheeler running-cost comparison, check our fuel price page.
(Sources: TVS Motor Company 2026 Radeon launch, 12 October 2026; Autocar India, 12 October 2026; BikeDekho, 12 October 2026. Images: Wikimedia Commons — TVS Radeon 01, CC BY-SA 4.0; TVS Raider, CC BY-SA 4.0; TVS Apache RTR 160 4V, CC BY-SA 4.0.)
::KEY_NUMBERS:: Price from | ₹67,100 | ex-showroom Delhi Top variant | ₹73,100 | Digi-Disc Engine | 109.7cc, 8.08 bhp | 8.7 Nm Console | LCD on Digi variants | coloured ::TLDR:: The 2026 TVS Radeon is launched from ₹67,100 ex-showroom Delhi All-LED lighting is now standard across all variants The Digi variants add a coloured LCD console The engine and mechanical package are unchangedMore on AUTOASTRA: All Articles · News · Reviews · Fuel Prices · Home