TVS Motor's updated Radeon pages now show LED lighting and a three-variant price structure, with the Base listed at Rs 67,100 ex-showroom in Delhi. The Digi Drum is Rs 70,100 and the Digi Disc is Rs 73,100, according to the company's current Delhi price data.
These are prices as of 13 October 2026, 06:18 IST. They are not on-road quotations and do not establish a discount against a previous Radeon. TVS's current product pages provide the equipment details, but an official dated announcement specifying the update's launch day was not available.
What the Rs 3,000 steps buy
The move from Base to Digi Drum adds Rs 3,000 to the ex-showroom price. Digi Disc is a further Rs 3,000 above Digi Drum, making it Rs 6,000 above Base. The names help distinguish the instrument and brake choices, but the order form should still identify the precise variant being supplied.
The current Radeon electrical specifications list an LED headlamp, a signature LED front-position lamp, an LED tail lamp and LED turn indicators. The product FAQ also identifies a Type-C charging connection. These are the verifiable lighting and convenience details of the current motorcycle.
The Digi page describes a reverse-LCD digital cluster with real-time mileage indication, a service reminder and a low-fuel indication. A real-time consumption display is not a certified mileage figure for the motorcycle, and it should not be converted into an expected kilometres-per-litre claim.
Colour entries on the current pages distinguish the Base's black-blue and red-black combinations from Digi's black-orange and red-black choices. They do not establish the stock available at a particular dealer or which brake version is immediately available in every colour. Confirm the paint and variant together before paying a booking amount.
Engine, weight and braking hardware
The Radeon uses a 109.7 cc four-stroke Duralife engine with Eco-Thrust fuel injection. TVS lists output at 6.03 kW, or 8.08 bhp, at 7,350 rpm, with 8.7 Nm at 4,500 rpm. The current specification does not support adding an independently verified fuel-economy or top-speed figure to those numbers.
Its single-cradle tubular frame sits on a 1,265 mm wheelbase. The motorcycle is listed at 2,025 mm long, 705 mm wide and 1,080 mm tall, with 180 mm ground clearance. These dimensions describe the motorcycle on paper; a test ride remains the way to judge fit and ease of use for a particular rider.
Kerb mass is 113 kg for the drum-brake version and 115 kg with the disc. TVS lists a 130 mm front drum or a 240 mm front disc, depending on the variant, while the rear uses a 110 mm drum. The front-disc upgrade does not turn the rear brake into a disc.
The company calls its linked braking feature Synchronized Braking Technology, or SBT. It should not be described as ABS. Buyers comparing the Digi Drum and Digi Disc should check the actual brake hardware and controls rather than treat the presence of a named braking system as proof of a different technology.
The wheel specification is 18-inch, five-spoke alloys with tubeless tyres, sized 2.75 at the front and 3.00 at the rear. Suspension comprises a telescopic, oil-damped front fork and five-step-adjustable hydraulic rear shock absorbers. Those details are common ownership checks alongside the more visible lighting and display changes.
Warranty and the local purchase price
TVS's India motorcycle warranty policy specifies five years or 60,000 km, whichever comes first, subject to the policy and owner's manual. Buyers should use the written warranty terms rather than assume an unverified longer warranty from promotional material or a video title.
The official listing does not establish local stock, a special booking deposit or a delivery date for every variant. A dealer quotation should identify the updated model and separate its ex-showroom price from insurance, registration and selected accessories. It should also make any additional paid warranty or service package explicit.
For other commuter-buying context, Dalimss News has detailed Bajaj Freedom 125 CNG variant prices and Ola Roadster electric-motorcycle prices. The Radeon decision starts with whether the Base, digital-cluster drum or digital-cluster disc specification meets the rider's needs at the final local price.
