If you're eyeing a new electric bike, the 2026 TVS Ronin now opens at ₹1.42 lakh ex‑showroom Delhi, and the Base+ variant comes with dual‑channel ABS as standard. The added braking safety is a welcome move for riders who previously had to pay extra for advanced electronics.
The mid‑tier Mid raises the bar with a connected cluster and a USB‑C charger, priced at ₹1.51 lakh, and comes in Glacier Silver or Charcoal Ember. The Top variant, at ₹1.63 lakh, packs traction control, a premium seat, and a subtle nod to style with Nimbus Grey and Midnight Blue.
In the crowded Indian EV segment, the Ronin sits between the Bajaj Chetak at ₹1.62 lakh and Hero Electric’s ₹1.55 lakh offering. By placing dual‑channel ABS on the base model, TVS flips the usual order of feature placement, giving buyers more bang for a lower buck.
India’s tightening EV safety mandates now require dual‑channel ABS for certain classes of bikes. The Ronin’s updated equipment line‑up aligns with these rules, making it a compliant choice for state inspections and future tax incentives.
Dealers across India will roll out the refreshed lineup from September 17, 2026. Buyers should watch for forthcoming software updates that could bring enhanced connectivity to the Mid tier and possibly new color options for the Base+.