TVS MotoSoul 2025: Updates, Unveils & More, Here’s What To Expect
From an updated Ronin, to a new range of modified bikes, here’s what we could see at MotoSoul 2025
TVS MotoSoul 2025 is all set to kick-off tomorrow! We think the brand will launch some interesting updates on its existing products and also unveil some cool modified bikes. Here’s what we expect at MotoSoul 2025:
EICMA Lineup To Be Unveiled In India
TVS had gone all guns blazing at EICMA 2025 in Milan, Italy, unveiling some exciting bike concepts. Barring the European-spec TVS X and the TVS M1-S, the brand is likely to bring the rest to India. This means we could see the TVS Tangent RR concept along with the RTR300 HyprStunt bike as well.
The Tangent RR concept is a supersport, and should give us a glimpse into the upcoming TVS Apache RR 450. The TVS RTR HyprStunt concept, on the other hand, will be a demonstration of the new TVS RT-XD4 300cc engine platform’s versatility. Currently, it is only used on the Apache RTX 300, but we will see it powering more bikes in the future.
Finally, the brand could also unveil the e.FX.3O at the event. It’s TVS’ first electric bike concept, complete with dual-dashcams and all the bells and whistles. It’s still a long way from production, but we like the direction TVS is taking for sporty electric bikes.
Updated TVS Ronin
TVS kept itself pretty busy last year focussing on the Apache range with meaningful updates across almost all the bikes. On the other hand, the TVS Ronin did not witness any major changes this year apart from colours and some tweaks to the features. Hence, we think TVS might take this opportunity to give the Ronin a much-needed upgrade.
While the Ronin’s LCD instrument console is fairly feature-packed, we think it’s high-time TVS updates it with a new TFT one. This feels like a natural upgrade as even the cheaper Apache bikes got it. Along with this, the bike could also do with electronic riding aids such as a traction control system, which even the TVS Apache RTR 200 4V got.
Lastly, the bike could also do with a few design tweaks to give it a refresh in terms of looks. This will go a long way in helping it stand out compared to competition like the Royal Enfield Hunter 350 and the recently launched Yamaha XSR 155.
Modified Bikes
Last but not the least, the brand will be showcasing some exciting modified bikes based on the TVS Ronin and the Apache RTR 310. In addition to this, we can also expect some modified bikes based on the TVS Apache RTX 300 as well. This is a great chance for TVS (and other custom houses) to show their creativity on the brand’s first adventure bike.
User Reviews
For my inter state rides as I currently live in Ranchi but my home city is Chaibasa so I have to travel between these city a lot and this bike feels best when I ride for a longer distance. The major reason was the height of the bike, as I am 6.1 ft 24M, it is the best height bike for me. As I can feel that this bike is not for daily commuters as it is quite big for the Indian roads but the whole seen changes when you ride it on highways. I feel confident while riding this, one of my cousin have RE Himalayan and when compared to it, this bike feel more agile and is more practical. I would recommend this bike to only those who wants to have a best all rounder bike as it has best in the market technical specs, (even I have not fully explored all the modes of the bike thus far), it feels confident to ride on in many situations. And to top it all off, it has best engine as both BMW and TVS came together in this. Read More
It's a nice bike and you feel light uncomfortable but the riding experience was awesome. Ride safe with the riding gear equipment and drive safely. It was specially for drag who usually use for track race or something but it was the good experience while riding the bike. Riders must try these one with awesome looks.Read More