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The Radeon TVS has a traditional commuter styling with clean, upright lines and chrome-accented details. The TVS Radeon does not chase a sporty look. Instead, the focus is on practical appeal with a long cushioned seat, chrome silencer cover, and rubber tank grips. The design is mature and deliberately understated, appealing to riders who genuinely prioritise comfort and practicality.
Eight colour options are available, including Metal Black, Blue and Black, Royal Purple, Titanium Grey, and Starlight Blue. Each option reflects TVS's effort to offer real visual variety at this price point. The dual-tone options with contrasting panels give higher Radeon variants a more modern and appealing look. A special Royal Purple option has been particularly popular with riders who want something visually distinctive in the 110cc class.
The Digi Disc variant adds a digital cluster showing real-time mileage, speed, odometer, trip meter, and fuel level. Lower variants use a standard analogue console. The digital cluster adds genuine daily-use value for tech-savvy commuter riders.
TVS Radeon build quality is a highly consistent and well-documented strength. Well-fitted body panels, durable paint, and a robust single-cradle frame make the Radeon feel solid. The chrome-shielded exhaust is a design signature. USB charging is available on select variants, keeping connected daily commuters fully satisfied.
| Feature | Detail |
| Console | Digital (Digi variant) or Analogue |
| USB Charging | Select variants |
| Braking | Synchronised Braking Technology |
| Exhaust | Chrome-shielded silencer |
| Seat | Long, cushioned, single-piece |
| Available Colours | 8 |
| Available Variants | 4 |
The TVS Radeon uses a 109.7cc single-cylinder air-cooled Duralife engine with Eco-Thrust Fuel Injection. It produces 8.08 bhp at 7,350 rpm and 8.7 Nm of torque at 4,500 rpm. A 4-speed constant-mesh gearbox handles transmission. ETFi replaced the carburettor at BS6, improving throttle response and long-term engine cleanliness.
TVS Radeon mileage is not ARAI-published for all variants directly on TVS's website. Real owner returns average 60 to 70 kmpl, making the Radeon one of the more fuel-efficient 110cc motorcycles in India. The 10-litre tank gives a practical range of approximately 600 to 700 km per fill-up. Monthly fuel costs for 500 km of mixed riding work out to roughly Rs. 800 to Rs. 1,000 at current petrol prices.
Top speed is approximately 90 kmph across all Radeon variants. The engine is most comfortable between 40 and 65 kmph for daily urban use. The Duralife engine is engineered for long service life with extended oil change intervals and durable internal components. This platform has accumulated many millions of real-world kilometres across India. TVS backs the Radeon with a 5-year warranty, one of the most generous warranties currently offered in the 110cc segment.
| Specification | Value |
| Displacement | 109.7 cc |
| Max Power | 8.08 bhp at 7,350 rpm |
| Max Torque | 8.7 Nm at 4,500 rpm |
| Gearbox | 4-speed |
| Fuel System | ETFi FI |
| Fuel Tank | 10 litres |
| Warranty | 5 years |
The TVS Radeon 125 cc designation is a common misunderstanding. The Radeon uses a 109.7cc engine, not a 125cc unit. It is a 110cc commuter positioned against the Hero HF Deluxe and Bajaj Platina, not 125cc alternatives.
Seat height is 780 mm, which is among the very lowest in the 110cc class in India. This makes it accessible for a very wide range of Indian riders, including shorter riders and female riders. The long, cushioned seat accommodates rider and pillion comfortably for daily commutes and short trips. Kerb weight is 113 kg (Drum) and 115 kg (Disc), making it easy to handle at slow speeds.
Ground clearance is 180 mm, which is genuinely excellent for the 110cc commuter class. This clearance gives the Radeon an advantage over lower-clearance alternatives on speed breakers, rough patches, and waterlogged stretches. The suspension is very well-tuned for the commuter class, providing a comfortable and confident ride across most Indian road conditions.
Synchronised Braking Technology links the front and rear brakes for consistently balanced stopping. The Disc variant adds a front disc brake for shorter and more consistent stopping distances. Neither variant has ABS, which is common practice across the entire 110cc commuter class in India.
| Specification | Value |
| Front Suspension | Telescopic forks |
| Rear Suspension | Twin shock absorbers |
| Braking System | SBT (Synchronised) |
| Kerb Weight | 113–115 kg |
| Seat Height | 780 mm |
| Ground Clearance | 180 mm |
| Wheelbase | 1,265 mm |
TVS Radeon mileage from owner reports averages 60 to 70 kmpl across different riding conditions in India. City riding with frequent stops returns to the lower end. Open road and highway riding at 50 to 65 kmph returns 65 to 70 kmpl. The ETFi fuel injection system and low-friction Duralife engine are key contributors to this strong fuel efficiency.
The 10-litre tank provides a range of approximately 600 to 700 km per fill-up. Monthly fuel spend for 500 km of mixed daily riding works out to approximately Rs. 800 to Rs. 1,000 at current petrol prices.
TVS Motor Company has an extensive authorised service and dealer network covering most of urban and rural India. TVS runs one of the widest and most comprehensive two-wheeler dealer footprints in the entire country. Service intervals for the Radeon are every 4,500 km. Parts are affordably priced and reliably available at every TVS dealership across urban and rural India.
The 5-year warranty is among the strongest and most comprehensive in the 110cc class. Long-term reliability of the Duralife platform has been thoroughly proven over years of very high-volume use. TVS also offers annual service camps and customer support programmes for all Radeon owners. The 4,500 km service interval is specifically designed to keep maintenance costs very low over the full ownership period. Monthly ownership cost, including fuel and servicing, is among the lowest of any motorised vehicle in India.
TVS Radeon price starts at Rs. 73,346 ex-showroom for the All Black Edition. The standard Drum variant starts at approximately Rs. 76,553, and the top Digi Disc variant is approximately Rs. 82,897.
| Variant | Approx. Ex-showroom Price |
| All Black Edition | Rs. 73,346 |
| Standard Drum | Rs. 76,553 |
| Digi Cluster Drum | Rs. 80,528 |
| Digi Disc | Rs. 82,897 |
The TVS Radeon on road price will be higher by Rs. 8,000 to Rs. 14,000, depending on your state. State-specific road tax and insurance amounts drive the total variance. Confirm the current Radeon price, festival offers, and exchange bonuses with your nearest TVS dealer before purchase. The All Black Edition is the entry point, suiting buyers who want the best value at the lowest price. The Digi Disc adds the digital cluster, front disc brake, and the complete TVS Radeon feature set.
Key rivals are the Hero Splendor Plus, Bajaj Platina 110, and Honda Shine 100 in the 110cc commuter class. The Radeon leads in terms of ground clearance at 180 mm and overall seat comfort for daily commuting.
The Hero Splendor Plus leads in long-term resale value and the breadth of rural service reach. The Bajaj Platina 110 leads in suspension quality and seat cushioning. For buyers who want a well-rounded 110cc commuter with a generous warranty and proven engine, the Radeon is a strong choice.
TVS Radeon on road price starts at approximately Rs. 81,000 to Rs. 95,000, depending on the state and variant. All Black Edition is Rs. 73,346 ex-showroom. Confirm the current TVS Radeon price at your nearest TVS dealership.
TVS Radeon mileage averages 60 to 70 kmpl from owner reports. City riding returns 60 to 65 kmpl, and highway riding returns 65 to 70 kmpl.
The TVS Radeon 125 cc is a common search query, but the Radeon is a 110cc motorcycle. Its engine displacement is 109.7cc. TVS does not make a 125cc Radeon. The nearest 125cc alternatives from TVS are the TVS Sport and TVS Radeon's brand siblings. Buyers needing a 125cc bike should consider the TVS Jupiter 125 or Honda SP 125.
The TVS Radeon top speed is approximately 90 kmph. The engine is tuned for fuel efficiency and long-term reliability rather than outright performance. Most riders use the Radeon at 40 to 65 kmph for daily commuting, where the bike performs best.
The Radeon bike features include ETFi FI, Duralife engine, SBT braking, USB charging, LED DRL, digital console (Digi variant), and a cushioned seat. The 5-year warranty is a standout value feature.
The Radeon TVS leads in ground clearance at 180 mm versus the Splendor's 165 mm, and in seat comfort. The Splendor Plus leads in resale value and rural service reach. For comfort and clearance, the Radeon leads.
