For riders eyeing a cheaper 350‑cc companion, the TVS Ronin hits the market at ₹1.31 lakh, a full ₹70,000 under the Royal Enfield Hunter 350’s ₹1.38 lakh entry price.
Under its 225.9‑cc, single‑cylinder, oil‑cooled engine, the Ronin churns out 20.12 hp and 19.93 Nm of torque, a touch less than the Hunter’s 20.78 hp but with a lighter chassis that keeps the ride nimble.
Its upright posture, round headlamp and dual‑channel ABS are standard, while the higher‑trim variant adds Bluetooth and turn‑by‑turn navigation—features that are normally a premium add‑on on other 350‑cc machines.
When stacked against the Jawa 42, Honda CB350 H'ness, Royal Enfield Classic 350, and Yezdi Roadster, the Ronin sits in the middle of the segment: less power than the Jawa’s 26.94 hp, lighter than the Yezdi’s 28.60 hp, but cheaper than the Honda’s ₹1.93 lakh price tag.
TVS plans to roll the Ronin out of its Bengaluru plant next month, with the first showrooms in Delhi, Mumbai, and Chennai by June 2026. Buyers should keep an eye on the launch event, as dealers will reveal the full trim map and any after‑sales perks.