TVS Apache RTR 160 4V (2009-2025) News

From the Apache RTR 160 to the Jupiter and Apache RR 310, here’s a complete lowdown on the latest pricing

The just-launched Xpulse 200T BS6 not to your taste? Well, get ready to be spoiled with these interesting alternatives

Just how well does the 2021 RTR 160 fare with its direct rivals?

From new launches and upcoming bikes to an electric revolution, here’s everything you need to know

We compare how the new bike fares against the previous one?

Not sure if splurging Rs 1.10 lakh on the Apache will be worth it? There’s lot many options to choose from

The bike is also 2kg lighter than before

From gift vouchers to low EMI and finance schemes, TVS has made its products quite alluring

Fancy LED headlights? Here's a list of the least expensive bikes that come with that bright and fancy tech

Going by the teaser, the bike could come with knuckle guards

Buying a TVS Apache bike should now be easier thanks to EMI and cashback offers

Includes 100 percent funding, low EMI schemes and low rate of interest

The Hosur-based brand has made Asia’s longest chequered flag to celebrate this milestone

If you’re planning on getting the BS6 Apache RTR 160 4V, here’s everything you need to know

Does the Apache RTR 160 4V still make sense post its BS6 update?

Less than two months after the previous hike, prices have gone up once more

How does the Hero Xtreme 160R compare to the Apache RTR 160 4V in terms of performance, kit and features?

If you’re looking for an enthusiast’s motorcycle in this budget, get ready to be spoilt silly with choices

Two of the hottest 160cc motorcycles compared via detailed images

The Executive Bike segment of our Auto Premier League includes the best bikes upto 200cc you can buy right now and also vote for. Here’s the list:

Do you need something as big as an RTR 160 or is the mighty CB Shine enough?

This is the first price hike for the BS6 bikes since their launch late last year

Both have similar displacement but cater to different audiences. We explain the differences between them

We take a slightly unorthodox approach to value for money