TVS Apache RR 310 Race Replica launched in Sepang Blue with track-focussed upgrades
The Hindu
2025 TVS Apache RR 310: Race-bred performance, advanced features, and customizable options for performance-oriented riders.
The TVS Apache RR 310 continues to solidify its place in the super sport motorcycle segment with its latest update for 2025. Drawing from TVS Racing’s 43-year legacy, including its dominance in the Asia Road Racing Championship (ARRC) — where it clocked a best lap time of 1:49.742 seconds and hit a top speed of 215.9 km/h — the RR 310 has always been a symbol of race-bred performance. The new iteration furthers this heritage with a bold Sepang Blue Race Replica colour scheme inspired by the TVS Asia One Make Championship machine.
Tailored for riders who crave a more performance-oriented machine — whether for spirited road rides or weekend track sessions — the Apache RR 310’s latest evolution introduces a suite of advanced features aimed at enhancing control, precision, and adaptability across varying riding conditions.
Among the most notable additions is the introduction of Launch Control and Cornering Drag Torque Control — rider aids typically seen on much higher-end motorcycles. These are complemented by a new Gen-2 Race Computer offering multi-language support, and Sequential Turn Signal Lamps, both of which make their debut in this segment. The bike also now features newly designed eight-spoke alloy wheels, enhancing both aesthetics and performance.
The fully-faired design of the Apache RR 310, with its aggressive stance and race-focussed ergonomics, is matched by four selectable riding modes — track, sport, urban, and rain — offering adaptability for every environment. Under the fairing is a refined, reverse-inclined DOHC engine that delivers 38 PS at 9,800 rpm and 29 Nm of torque at 7,900 rpm, providing a potent blend of power and rideability for both street and track.
The motorcycle will be available in three standard variants and three customisable BTO (Built to Order) configurations. These include the Dynamic Kit, Dynamic Pro Kit, and the new Race Replica colourway.
Pricing for the 2025 TVS Apache RR 310 starts at ₹2,77,999 for the Red variant without a quickshifter, ₹2,94,999 with a quickshifter, and ₹2,99,999 for the Bomber Grey option. BTO customisations are priced at ₹18,000 for the Dynamic Kit, ₹16,000 for the Dynamic Pro Kit, and ₹10,000 for the Race Replica Colour. All prices are ex-showroom India.
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