TVS Apache RTR 310 Design, Features, Specs And More - Deliveries Starting Soon!

TVS has exciting news to share  the Apache RTR 310, their latest motorcycle, is now in production in India! What's even more thrilling is that deliveries and test rides are just around the corner. This fantastic bike was introduced to the Indian market in early September, starting at an attractive price of Rs. 2.43 lakh (ex-showroom). The Apache RTR 310 is loaded with features, boasts an aggressive design, and even offers accessory kits and more. Let's dive into the details below!

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TVS Apache RTR 310: Design, Colour And Dimension

The TVs Apache RTR 310 stands as the stripped-down sibling of the Apache RR310, boasting more than just a change in attire. Picture a design where sleek lines seamlessly merge into bold, contoured edges, drawing inspiration from the sleekness of a cyborg. The split headlight design further enhances its fierce presence, while its forward-leaning stance exudes an unmistakable aggression.

The Apache RTR comes in a choice of two colour combinations: red, white, and black, or a mix of yellow, white, and black. For those seeking something extra special, there's the option of the colour kit in Sepang blue, featuring race-inspired decals that beautifully complement the blue, white, and red. And if you're looking to elevate your experience, you can opt for the Dynamic or Dynamic Pro kits for an additional Rs. 18,000 and Rs. 22,000, respectively. These kits offer added perks like adjustable suspension and climate-controlled seats. Plus, the all-new 8-spoke dual-coloured alloys give the Apache RTR an even more striking look.

When it comes to its dimensions, the TVS Apache RTR 310 stands tall at 1154 mm, stretches out to a length of 1991 mm, spans a width of 831 mm, and boasts a wheelbase of 1358 mm. It offers a comfortable saddle height of 800 mm.

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TVS Apache RTR 310: What's In The Store Of Features?

The Apache RTR 310 comes equipped with a user-friendly 5-inch TFT dashboard and a handy smart connect feature. With the TVS Connect App, you can seamlessly connect your smartphone to the TVS Apache RTR 310 via Bluetooth. This app provides a wealth of telemetry data, including a comprehensive race analysis that covers details such as distance travelled, gear shift points, best lap records, G-Force, an interactive tour map, ride pattern analysis, and more.

The bike offers a range of five riding modes, along with an array of advanced features. These include cruise control, cornering ABS, wheelie control, cornering traction control, slope-dependent handling, rear lift-off management, cornering cruise control, a glide-through function, tire pressure monitoring, and a bi-directional quick shifter available in the higher-end variant.

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TVS Apache RTR 310: Powertrain And Hardware

The RTR 310 is propelled by a familiar 312cc, single-cylinder, liquid-cooled engine, known for its performance on the RR 310 model. Depending on the mode selected, it boasts varying power outputs - in Sport, Track, and Supermoto modes, it delivers an impressive 35bhp @9700 engine rpm, while in Urban and Rain modes, it maintains a solid 27bhp @7600 engine rpm. Torque figures are equally impressive, with Sport, Track, and Supermoto modes providing 28.7 Nm @6650 rpm, and Urban and Rain modes offering 27.3 Nm @6600 rpm. This powerplant is expertly paired with a six-speed gearbox, complemented by an assist and slipper clutch for seamless shifts.

What sets this bike apart is its cutting-edge braking technology, which optimizes performance even during cornering. This innovation relies on a sophisticated 6D Inertial Measurement Unit. Up front, it features a 300mm disc, while at the rear, a 240mm disc ensures robust stopping power. Furthermore, dual ABS enhances safety.

The RTR 310 rolls on 17-inch alloy wheels, wrapped in dependable Michelin Road 5 tires that provide excellent grip. Handling is smooth thanks to KYB upside-down front forks and a rear mono-shock, ensuring a comfortable ride.

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