TVS has rolled out the 2025 edition of its flagship sportbike, the Apache RR 310, in India with a few but meaningful updates. While the core of the bike remains untouched, the new features give it a fresh appeal—both in looks and performance. From redesigned wheels to upgraded electronics and a new color inspired by the track, the RR 310 continues to evolve while keeping its aggressive sportbike DNA intact.
Wheels
One of the most obvious changes for 2025 is the introduction of new alloy wheels. The previous design had been around since the bike first hit the market, and this update was long overdue. The new eight-spoke wheels give the Apache RR 310 a much-needed visual refresh. They look sharper, more modern, and add a bit of edge to the bike’s profile. A small tweak, but one that definitely makes a difference when the bike is viewed in motion or parked.
Colour
If you’ve been keeping an eye on the Apache RR 310 One Make Championship, you might recognize the latest paint job. The 2025 model now comes in a new Sepang Blue colourway, directly inspired by the race machines. It’s bold, deep blue, and contrasted beautifully by bright red alloy wheels. This new livery gives the RR 310 a proper racetrack-ready look even when it’s just cruising through city streets.
The new colour option is more than just aesthetics—it gives the RR 310 a race-spec visual identity. It’s loud, confident, and perfect for those who want their bike to turn heads every time they ride.
Electronics
TVS has also taken steps to upgrade the RR 310’s electronic features. The biggest highlight is the new launch control system, which lets riders get a consistent and aggressive start off the line. That’s a feature typically seen on higher-end performance bikes, and it’s a welcome addition here.
But that’s not all—the 2025 RR 310 also gets a new race computer, which supports multiple languages. This update makes the interface more user-friendly and expands accessibility for a wider range of riders across India.
Engine
Mechanically, the RR 310 stays the same, which isn’t a bad thing. The bike continues to be powered by a 312.2cc, single-cylinder, liquid-cooled engine that now meets OBD-2B compliance standards. It produces 37.48bhp at 9,800rpm and 29Nm of torque at 7,900rpm, paired with a six-speed gearbox.
This engine has always been known for its balance of power and rideability, and it still delivers that familiar punchy performance that Apache fans love. Whether you’re carving corners or hitting the highway, the RR 310 offers an engaging ride with a hint of racetrack DNA.
Package
While these updates might seem small on paper, they come together to make the 2025 Apache RR 310 a more appealing package. TVS has kept the pricing competitive, making it a solid choice for riders looking for a sporty, feature-rich bike that stands out in a crowd.
The new look, the smarter electronics, and the continued performance promise mean that this bike isn’t just about riding—it’s about making a statement. The 2025 update proves that TVS is listening to its audience and isn’t afraid to tweak the formula to stay fresh.
FAQs
What’s new in the 2025 RR 310?
It gets new alloy wheels, a blue colour, and updated electronics.
What engine does the RR 310 use?
A 312.2cc single-cylinder, liquid-cooled engine.
Is launch control added to RR 310?
Yes, the 2025 model now includes launch control.
What is Sepang Blue?
It’s a new deep blue paint inspired by the race version.
Does the RR 310 support OBD-2B?
Yes, it meets the new OBD-2B compliance standards.
