The two-wheeler manufacturer launched new products and custom builds at its flagship motorcycling festival in Goa, drawing over 8,000 riders from around the world to celebrate motorcycling culture.
05 Dec 2025 | 6311 Views | By Sarthak Mahajan
TVS Motor Company inaugurated the fifth edition of its MotoSoul festival, unveiling the TVS Ronin Agonda and the TVS Apache RTX Anniversary Edition to mark 20 years of the Apache nameplate.
The new TVS Ronin Agonda, priced at Rs 1,30,990 (ex-showroom), features a white-led color palette with retro five-stripe ...
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TVS Motor Company inaugurated the fifth edition of its MotoSoul festival, unveiling the TVS Ronin Agonda and the TVS Apache RTX Anniversary Edition to mark 20 years of the Apache nameplate.
The new TVS Ronin Agonda, priced at Rs 1,30,990 (ex-showroom), features a white-led color palette with retro five-stripe graphics. The limited-edition motorcycle takes design inspiration from Goa's Agonda Beach and represents an addition to the TVS Ronin lineup's modern-retro design approach.
The TVS Apache RTX Anniversary Edition marks two decades of the Apache series with a black and champagne gold livery, limited-edition badging, and a commemorative 20-year crest. The Apache series, launched in 2005, has reached 6.5 million customers across more than 90 countries.
Two custom builds created in collaboration with Smoked Garage Indonesia were displayed at the event. The TVS Ronin Kensai is the fourth in a series following Musashi, Ryoma, and Mizuno. It includes features such as a floating industrial seat, upright exhaust, fully adjustable air suspension, ambient lighting, and a CNC machined triple tree. The design allows for both cafe racer and bobber configurations.
The TVS Apache RR310 Speedline is engineered with slick tires, a custom-developed swingarm, fiber composite bodywork, and a performance exhaust system. The build focuses on cornering capability and downforce.
TVS Motor introduced "Art of Protection," a limited-edition helmet series available exclusively at the festival. The helmets are designed to align with the TVS Ronin aesthetic and expand the brand's rider gear offerings.
Chairman Sudarshan Venu noted the festival's significance in celebrating the Apache's 20-year journey and the global communities that unite TVS riders worldwide.
The festival's first day offered a comprehensive motorcycling experience with high-adrenaline spectacles including the RiderSphere and freestyle aerial displays from the FMX showcase. Riders tested their skills across multiple competitive formats including Gymkhana challenges, Dirt Track and Flat Track arenas, and the Adventure Arena. Participants also engaged in Moto Cross fit sessions, Balance Beam and Barrel Push challenges, and dynamic stunt showcases.