TVS Motor has launched the updated 2026 Radeon commuter motorcycle in India at ₹67,100 ex-showroom Delhi for the base variant. The refresh adds all-LED lighting and new colours, but keeps the 109.7cc engine and four-speed gearbox, so the main buyer decision is which equipment level justifies the price difference.
BikeWale, Autocar India and BikeDekho reported the launch on 12 October 2026, while TVS Motor's official product page lists the three updated variant prices. The figures below are ex-showroom Delhi prices as of 13 October 2026; registration, road tax, insurance and accessories can change the final on-road amount.
Key takeaways
- The 2026 TVS Radeon starts at ₹67,100 for the Base variant, followed by ₹70,100 for Digi Drum and ₹73,100 for Digi Disc.
- All three updated variants get LED lighting, including the headlamp, daytime running light, tail-lamp and turn indicators.
- The 109.7cc single-cylinder petrol engine, 8.08 bhp output, 8.7 Nm torque and four-speed gearbox remain unchanged.
- The Digi variants get a colour digital console; the Digi Disc is the only updated trim with a front disc brake.
2026 TVS Radeon price and variants
TVS Motor's product page and the three independent launch reports agree on the following ex-showroom Delhi prices:
| Variant | Price, ex-showroom Delhi | Main distinction |
|---|---|---|
| Base | ₹67,100 | Analogue-style instrument cluster and drum brakes |
| Digi Drum | ₹70,100 | Colour digital console and drum brakes |
| Digi Disc | ₹73,100 | Colour digital console and front disc brake |
The price steps are straightforward: Digi Drum costs ₹3,000 more than Base, while Digi Disc costs ₹6,000 more than Base. These are calculations from the official ex-showroom list, not the final on-road difference. The official page also notes that mandatory charges and accessories are not included.
What is new on the Radeon
The visible change is the lighting package. Autocar India reports that the updated headlamp, tail-lamp and turn indicators are LED units fitted across the Base, Digi Drum and Digi Disc variants. The headlamp also includes a daytime running light. Revised graphics and new colour combinations give the commuter bike a fresher appearance without changing its basic silhouette.
BikeDekho reports that the Base version uses a simpler analogue console, while the Digi variants receive a colour LCD instrument cluster. That display includes information such as real-time mileage, a service reminder and a low-fuel indicator. The top Digi Disc trim adds a front disc, while the lower two variants continue with drum brakes. Buyers comparing the prices should therefore look at the brake and instrument equipment, not only the ₹6,000 gap between the entry and top updated trims.
Engine and running-cost context
The refresh is not a new-engine upgrade. TVS Motor's official specifications and BikeWale's launch report list a 109.7cc, single-cylinder, air-cooled petrol engine producing 8.08 bhp and 8.7 Nm, paired with a four-speed gearbox. BikeWale also notes that the bike continues with TVS Glide Through Technology, which is intended to help at low speeds.
Because the mechanical package is carried over, the practical running-cost question remains the rider's distance, traffic and petrol price rather than a new powertrain claim. Use the latest petrol prices by city and enter the actual commute in the fuel cost calculator instead of assuming that a brochure or online mileage figure will match daily traffic. This gives a more useful monthly estimate for a rider who knows the distance travelled each day.
What buyers should check before paying
- Ask for the complete on-road quote. The published ₹67,100–₹73,100 range is ex-showroom Delhi. State registration, road tax, insurance and selected accessories can materially change the amount payable at a dealership.
- Match the variant to the equipment need. The Base model has the lowest entry price, the Digi Drum adds the digital console, and the Digi Disc is the only updated Radeon variant with a front disc brake.
- Confirm colour and trim availability. Reported combinations differ by variant, so a preferred black-red, black-orange or black-blue finish may not be available with every equipment package.
- Check the real commute cost. Compare the motorcycle's expected daily kilometres with the current petrol price and maintenance schedule. For longer journeys, the road-trip planner can help separate route distance from fuel spending.
- Take a test ride before finalising. The engine and gearbox are carried over, so seating position, clutch feel, low-speed response and braking feel are the parts a buyer can assess directly.
Is this a new-generation Radeon?
No. The October 2026 update is primarily a styling, lighting and equipment revision. The core engine, torque figure and four-speed transmission remain the same, so the relevant comparison is between the three updated variants and their final on-road prices, not a claimed change in performance.
Frequently asked questions
What is the 2026 TVS Radeon price in India?
The reported ex-showroom Delhi prices are ₹67,100 for Base, ₹70,100 for Digi Drum and ₹73,100 for Digi Disc, as listed by TVS Motor and reported by BikeWale, Autocar India and BikeDekho on 12 October 2026.
Which TVS Radeon variant gets a front disc brake?
The updated Digi Disc is the only one of the three reported 2026 launch variants with a front disc brake. The Base and Digi Drum use drum brakes, while the Digi variants share the colour digital console.
Image credit: TVS Motor official Radeon product page; the exact-model product asset was cropped for the required landscape editorial layout.
Sources
- TVS Motor — TVS Radeon product page and variant prices — accessed 13 Oct 2026.
- BikeWale — 2026 TVS Radeon Launched at Rs. 67,100 — 12 Oct 2026.
- Autocar India — 2026 TVS Radeon launched at Rs 67,100 — 12 Oct 2026.
- BikeDekho — 2026 TVS Radeon Launched At Rs 67,100 — 12 Oct 2026.
