The new TVS Radeon lands at ₹67,100 in Delhi, a price point that keeps it firmly in the entry‑level commuter segment. It now comes with a full LED headlamp, integrated turn indicators, and a signature LED tail light that give the bike a modern look without squeezing the budget.
But the price is only the tip of the iceberg. For riders who have owned the older Radeon, the biggest draw is the upgraded lighting and fresh graphics that give the bike a cleaner, more contemporary feel. The long seat—the longest in the segment—remains unchanged, ensuring everyday comfort for city riders.
In terms of competition, the Radeon sits beside Hero HF Deluxe at ₹70,000 and Bajaj CT 100 at ₹60,000. While the powertrain stays the same— a 100‑cc single‑coil engine delivering roughly 10 bhp—the new LED kit gives the TVS a visual edge over its rivals, which still rely on halogen lights.
The model is offered in three trims: Base at ₹67,100, Digi Cluster Drum at ₹70,100, and Digi Cluster Disc at ₹73,100. All variants carry the reverse LCD cluster with RTMi, but only the higher trims add the disc‑brake or drum‑brake options and a digital instrument cluster. Availability is nationwide through authorised TVS dealerships, with the updated bikes hitting the market from September 2024.
For buyers, the takeaway is clear: a stylish LED‑equipped commuter that keeps the price low, offers a comfortable seat, and competes head‑on with the Hero and Bajaj entries. Keep an eye on the launch rollout, as TVS is expected to roll out the new variants across Mumbai, Delhi, Bengaluru, and Hyderabad in the coming weeks.