TVS launches 2026 Radeon commuter bike with LED lighting, priced from Rs 67,100
TVS Motor has launched the 2026 Radeon in three variants, with new LED lighting, fresh colours and updated graphics, while the engine stays unchanged.
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TVS Motor has launched the 2026 model of its commuter motorcycle Radeon in India, with an introductory ex-showroom price of Rs 67,100. To draw buyers in the festive season, the company has given the model new lighting, new colours and updated graphics. The familiar design of the bike has been retained despite the update.
The 2026 TVS Radeon will be available in three variants. The base variant is priced at Rs 67,100. The DIGI Drum variant costs Rs 70,100, while the DIGI Disc variant is priced at Rs 73,100. All these prices are ex-showroom, so the on-road price can vary with the city, RTO charges and insurance.
The biggest highlight of the update is the new LED lighting. The bike has a new LED headlamp with a daytime running light (DRL). It also has an LED tail lamp, and LED turn indicators at the front and rear. The tail lamp has six vertical lighting elements, which gives the rear of the bike a distinct look.
The colours have also been changed. The base variant comes in black-red and black-blue. The DIGI Drum variant has black-red and black-orange options. The DIGI Disc variant is available in black-orange. The earlier red-black dual-tone colour has also been retained for the DIGI Drum and DIGI Disc.
The 109.7cc single-cylinder, air-cooled engine is the same as before. It produces 8.08bhp of power and 8.7Nm of torque, and is paired with a 4-speed gearbox. It also gets TVS's Glide Through Technology, which helps move the bike forward at low speeds with minimal throttle use.
The bike has a single-piece seat, a rear luggage rack, 18-inch alloy wheels and crash guards. The DIGI variants get a digital instrument cluster. In the updated range, a front disc brake is offered only on the DIGI Disc variant.
Overall, the new LED lighting and changed colours give the Radeon a fresh look, but there is no major change to the engine and mechanical setup. The update could matter to those looking for a simple, practical and relatively affordable commuter bike for daily travel.
