The upcoming TVS Apache RTX 300 has already created a buzz in the Indian two-wheeler market. It was briefly showcased at the 2025 Auto Expo in Delhi NCR, leaving enthusiasts excited and curious. Since then, TVS has kept it under wraps, but a series of spy shots and leaked images have given enough hints for experts to create detailed renders.
These renders, based on real-world images, offer a close idea of what TVS’ first-ever adventure tourer could look like. The motorcycle is expected to carry a bold design with practical touring elements such as a tall windscreen, upright seating, a sculpted fuel tank, and plenty of rider-focused features. TVS seems to be stepping into the adventure touring segment with confidence, targeting both long-distance comfort and off-road readiness.
With a brand-new 299cc RT‑XD4 engine, advanced electronics, and modern design cues, the Apache RTX 300 is shaping up to be one of the most awaited launches of the year. Below is a detailed look at what this motorcycle is likely to bring to the table based on current renders and available information.
TVS Apache RTX 300 Design and Features
The renders created by automotive artist Pratyush Rout reveal a rugged yet refined machine. While the official design may vary, these visuals give a good idea of TVS’ intent. The bike is imagined in several striking single-tone and dual-tone color schemes, with Khaki Green and Silver standing out as favorites.
From the side, the bike shows off a strong and balanced profile typical of an adventure tourer. The stepped seat design allows the rider to enjoy a lower seat height while offering the pillion a slightly elevated position for better visibility. A high-set handlebar encourages an upright, relaxed riding posture and ensures better control during off-road standing rides.
A large, sculpted fuel tank with prominent Apache RTX branding adds road presence, while the semi-fairing and tall windscreen provide wind protection for long-distance journeys. These elements show that TVS has designed the bike with real touring needs in mind.
Features That Makes it Stand Out
Practical features stand out in the render. A sturdy rear luggage rack makes it easier to carry touring gear, and a compact tail section adds a neat finish. The exhaust is slightly upswept, a hint that it can handle shallow water crossings without worry.
The bike rides on 19-inch front and 17-inch rear alloy wheels wrapped in dual-purpose tires, promising grip on both highways and trails. Suspension duties are handled by USD front forks and a rear monoshock on a trellis frame. Petal disc brakes at both ends paired with dual-channel ABS (likely switchable) are expected to provide strong braking confidence.
Electronic rider aids are also expected to be a highlight. Reports suggest features like traction control, cornering ABS, cruise control, riding modes, wheelie control, and more. A fully digital color instrument cluster is likely, with connected tech such as trip data, music control, and navigation support.
Powered by the New RT‑XD4 Engine
TVS is entering the adventure touring space with a fresh engine. The new RT‑XD4 powertrain is a 299cc single-cylinder, liquid-cooled unit with a 4-valve head. It is expected to produce 35.45 PS of power and 28.5 Nm of torque, paired with a 6-speed gearbox, a slipper clutch, and even a bi-directional quick-shifter for smoother shifts.
This marks a significant move for TVS, which until now focused mainly on commuters, street bikes, and sport models. The Apache RTX 300 promises to fill a gap in the company’s lineup, offering Indian riders a homegrown adventure tourer that blends style, performance, and practicality.
With anticipation building up, all eyes are on TVS to see how close the final production model stays to these impressive renders. One thing is certain—the Apache RTX 300 is shaping up to be a serious player in India’s growing adventure touring market.
