TVS Apache RTR 310 Teaser Unveils Rear Seat, Handlebar & More

Indian two-wheeler manufacturer TVS is preparing to introduce its latest entrant into the premium motorcycle segment, intensifying competition with rivals like KTMs Duke series, Hondas CB300R, and Yamahas upcoming MT-03. The spotlight is focused on the TVS Apache RTR 310 street naked bike, offering enthusiasts an up-close view of its rear seat design, further expanding the offerings of the Apache 310 platform.

Let's look at what the teaser gives away again, and more details.

TVS Apache RTR 310 Teaser- A Glimpse Of Handlebar And Rear Seat

TVS is gearing up to launch a new Apache street naked bike, building upon the foundation of the popular Apache RR310. This upcoming addition is set to inject renewed competition into the market. While TVS has been tantalizing us with sneak peeks of this highly anticipated model, we are now treated to a more detailed view of its rear seat design and handlebar. Over the next three days, TVS will unveil three additional teasers, further building anticipation for the launch.

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And the latest revelations from teasers are the handlebar and the rear seating layout. While the handlebar confirms the street naked styling, the rear seat is a split-raised unit. It is interesting to note that the TVS only has a single 310cc-based motorcycle in its portfolio. Meanwhile, BMW has 3 offerings of the same and the TVS is shifting its focus towards it as well.

Moreover, there are a few more inferences from the teaser as well. A prominent design element of the new Apache street naked bike is the unique rear subframe with an eye-catching tail light design. The subframe now integrates the tail light, and the turn indicators are seamlessly integrated into the tire hugger. Let's delve into some more details.

Powertrain And More Details From Earlier Spy Shots

The upcoming TVS Apache RTR 310 is designed with a highly aggressive and youthful appeal, emphasizing a commanding riding posture. It stands apart from its sibling BMW G 310 R with distinct design elements. A bassy exhaust note was captured in a spy video, setting it apart from the Apache RR 310. Notable design features include a large fuel tank with extensions, a tubular handlebar with new mirrors and switchgear, a sharp LED headlight, and a rectangular TFT color console with connected features and navigation.

Different ride modes will be standard, and the powertrain will mirror the RR 310. On top of this, the exhaust system and the engine casing is being shared as well. The rear design boasts a unique LED taillight, a rear tyre hugger with an integrated number plate, and LED turn indicators, while the hardware includes USD front suspension, preload-adjustable rear mono-shock, alloy wheels, and disc brakes.

We suspect that TVS will position it around Rs 2.5 lakh to Rs 2.75 lakh bracket. Its primary rivals upon the launch will be KTM 390 Duke & Triumph Speed 400. Meanwhile, the launch is most likely to take place on September 6 as per the reservations made by the brand.

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