Key highlights
- TVS introduces dual-channel ABS for the first time on the Apache RTR 160, enhancing braking safety.
- The 2025 model is OBD2B compliant and delivers 16.04 PS, making it the most powerful 160cc bike in India.
- Features include three ride modes, SmartXonnect with Voice Assist, and red alloy wheels for added flair.
TVS Motor Company has launched the 2025 Apache RTR 160, and it’s packing more punch than ever. With the addition of dual-channel ABS, the motorcycle now offers enhanced braking control—especially under emergency stops or wet conditions.
This update makes the Apache RTR 160 the first in its class to offer dual-channel ABS, reinforcing its position as the most powerful and feature-rich 160cc motorcycle in India.
Performance and powertrain
The 2025 Apache RTR 160 continues to draw power from a 159.7cc, air-cooled, fuel-injected engine that produces:
- 16.04 PS at 8,750 rpm
- 13.85 Nm of torque at 7,000 rpm
Thanks to its segment-leading power-to-weight ratio, the bike delivers a thrilling ride across city streets and twisty backroads.
New Safety and emission compliance
The biggest upgrade is the dual-channel ABS, which now works in tandem with the bike’s three ride modes:
- Sport: Sharper throttle and minimal ABS intervention
- Urban: Balanced response for daily commutes
- Rain: Softer throttle and heightened ABS sensitivity
The engine is now OBD2B compliant, ensuring it meets the latest emission and diagnostic standards.
Design and features
TVS has given the 2025 Apache RTR 160 a visual refresh with:
- Red alloy wheels
- New colour options like Matte Black and Pearl White
- Race-inspired graphics
Feature-wise, it retains:
- TVS SmartXonnect with Bluetooth and Voice Assist
- Turn-by-turn navigation, call/SMS alerts, and crash alert system
- LED headlamp and tail lamp, digital instrument cluster, and engine kill switch
Pricing and availability
The 2025 Apache RTR 160 is priced at INR 1,34,320 (ex-showroom, Delhi). It is now available at all TVS dealerships across India.
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