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A visit to the racetrack is not just exciting but can also be nerve-wracking. But to visit one after years, and on a cup bike? Oh, lord…

The TVS Apache RTR 160 Black Editions are blacked-out versions of the standard bikes. Other than visual changes, the bikes remain the same as before.

The TVS ARE GP Cup, which is held across the country, offers Apache owners a chance to take their bikes to the track, feel the rush of racing in a secure setting, and vie for the title of India's Ultimate Racing Championship.

TVS equipped the new Apache RTR 160R 4V with a larger 240mm rear disc brake—as opposed to the previous 200mm unit—as well as dual-channel ABS as standard equipment. The bookings for the new bike are already underway at the company's dealerships across India.

Say hello to the brand-new TVS Apache RTR 310. As the name suggests, it’s the latest 310cc motorcycle to come out of the BMW-TVS partnership. However, while it shares the same platform with the likes of BMW G 310 R and TVS Apache RR 310, it brings a lot of new stuff to the table.

Prices of the TVS Apache RTR 160 4V have risen across all 4 variants. The Apache RTR 160 4V now demands Rs 700 more than before. It now has a starting price of Rs 1.24 lakh (ex-showroom).

TVS Motor Company sold 276,150 units in February 2023, compared to 281,714 units in February 2022, a 1.97 per cent decrease year on year. Domestic two-wheeler sales increased by 28 per cent, from 173,198 units in February 2022 to 221,402 units in February 2023.

The TVS Apache is one of the fastest growing sports brands all around the world. The globally reputed brand offers performance-led motorcycles along with unique features and technology.

The 2023 TVS Apache RTR 160 4V Special Edition has been launched. The newly introduced Special Edition variant has a Lightweight Bullpup Exhaust and a Pearl White colour option. The model will be the latest addition to the TVS Apache series.

This will be the third update to the TVS Apache RR310 since its launch in 2017. TVS was scheduled to bring in the refreshed offering earlier in April, but the COVID-19 related lockdown forced them to reschedule