TVS Ronin: 2026 Colours Explained

Choosing a colour for the tvs ronin is a bigger decision than with most bikes, because the paint scheme is directly tied to the features, safety kit, and ultimately, the price you pay. Positioned as a neo-retro roadster, the Ronin is available in 9 distinct colours spread across five tiers: Base, Base+, Mid, and Top, plus a special Agonda Edition. Here’s a breakdown of what each colour gets you.

Base – Lightning Black

Priced at Rs 1,30,290 (ex-showroom), Lightning Black is the entry point into the Ronin family. This option features an all-black, stealthy colour scheme, covering the engine, exhaust, and alloys. It’s aimed at riders who prefer an understated look. This variant comes equipped with single-channel ABS, which is the key distinction for the Base tier.

Base – Magma Red

For a small premium over the black, the Magma Red variant offers a bold, solid red fuel tank set against the blacked-out bodywork. It delivers a more energetic, classic ‘hot-rod’ appeal without any change in the feature list. Like its sibling, it includes single-channel ABS and is priced at Rs 1,31,990 (ex-showroom).

Agonda Edition

The Agonda Edition is a special, lifestyle-oriented variant inspired by Agonda Beach in Goa. It features a unique white fuel tank with red-and-blue retro racing stripes, special "Agonda" badging, and a new seat cover. While it shares its single-channel ABS setup with the Base models, it is placed between the Base and Base+ tiers with a price of Rs 1,33,790 (ex-showroom).

Base+ (Sunlit Yellow)

Sitting just above the Agonda Edition, the newly-launched TVS Ronin Base+ variant is where things get interesting for buyers who want more than paint. Priced from Rs 1,42,490 (ex-showroom, Delhi), it's the first step up the range where dual-channel ABS becomes standard. Sunlit Yellow is a bright, high-visibility option that leans into the Ronin's playful, go-anywhere character, finished in an all-new livery treatment exclusive to this variant.

Base+ (Desert Beige or Desert Mirage)

Sharing the same price and dual-channel ABS upgrade as Sunlit Yellow, Desert Mirage (that’s what TVS calls it in its official release, but the official website calls it the Desert Beige) is a warmer, sand-toned finish with a more rugged, adventure-ready feel. Like its sibling, it gets a new, exclusive livery.

Mid – Glacier Silver

Stepping up to the Mid tier, which starts at Rs 1,51,540 (ex-showroom), brings the connected instrument cluster and a Type-C charging port . The Glacier Silver colourway has a silver-grey tank with a prominent red stripe, and the gold-coloured  USD fork adds to its visual appeal. This option is ideal for those who want a classic scrambler look with connected features (read turn-by-turn navigation, call/SMS alerts, voice assist and trip analysis).

Mid – Charcoal Ember

Sharing the same price and feature set as Glacier Silver, the Charcoal Ember variant offers a darker, moodier palette. It combines a charcoal grey tank with a warm orange accent stripe. This colour is for riders who prefer a more aggressive and warmer aesthetic over the cooler silver tone. It is priced at Rs 1,52,840 (ex-showroom).

Top – Nimbus Grey / Midnight Blue

At the top of the range at Rs 1,63,640 (ex-showroom), are the Nimbus Grey and Midnight Blue options. These variants also get smartphone connectivity, plus adjustable levers, traction control, a Type-C charging port, and a new premium seat. Nimbus Grey offers a sporty grey-and-red scheme, while Midnight Blue provides a distinctive deep blue with a lime-green accent.

If you were to go with the features, the best value is the new Base+ variant, as it has all the essentials. Those looking for connected features can go for the Mid variant.