Upcoming TV Apache RTX 300 – What We Know So far

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The TVS Apache RTX 300 will be the brand’s first ADV, and it will also be the first model with a new 300 CC liquid-cooled engine

TVS Motor Company has a glimpse of the upcoming adventure tour motorcycle at Bharat Mobility Global Expo in January 2025. It is presumed that the bicycle with the Apache RTX name already owns its nickname trademark in India. In the past few months, it has been found to be extensively tested on Indian roads.

Additionally, its design has been officially patented, suggesting that motorcycles may soon be on the market as TVS hopes to expand its premium motorcycle lineup. The TVS Apache RTX 300 is expected to be in the Adventure Tour section with competitors like the KTM 250 Adventure, Yezdi Adventure and Suzuki V-STROM 250 SX.

Motorcycles draw important design inspiration from TVS’ existing Apache lineup, especially the RR 310 Supersport and RTR 310 Naked StreetFighter. Unlike siblings, the Apache RTX 300 will introduce a brand new powertrain as TVS will debut its RT-XD4 engine platform.

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At its core is a 299.1cc forward single-cylinder, liquid-cooled engine that debuted at the Motosoul event last year. The engine is able to deliver a peak power of 35 ps at a peak power of 9,000 rpm and 28.5 nm of torque of 7,000 rpm. The TVS Apache RTX 300 will be equipped with a six-speed transmission and features such as a line throttle and slipper clutch.

At Bharat Mobility Global Expo 2025, TVS Apache RTX 300 is presented with an RR 310-inspired sports paint scheme. The key design features are dual LED headlights, front beak, transparent wind speed, transparent wind speed and high exhaust to give it a specific appearance. The adventure also comes with all-area lighting settings, USD, TFT console, electronic AIDS, and more.

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The TV Apache RTX 300 seems to be leaning towards a tourist-centric adventure motorcycle rather than a dirt bike. It comes with 19-inch front alloy wheels and split seats, with rider seats located on a typical seat.

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