TVS has completely refreshed the Radeon Commuter motorcycle for 2026 with full LED lighting, improved graphics and new color options. The updated model is priced at Rs. 67,100 (ex-showroom) to Rs. 73,100 (ex-showroom). This new updated version has been launched in the festive season, a time when automakers expect a boost in sales, which can be accompanied by new products in the lineup.

You will get 2026 Radeon in three variants, first base, second Digi Drum and Digi Disc. The base version is now priced at Rs 1,250 more than before, while the top DigiDisk variant is Rs 7,500 cheaper. Talking about the price of the different variants, the base variant is priced at Rs 67,100 (ex-showroom), the Digi-Drum is priced at Rs 70,100 (Digi-Drum is priced at Rs 7500 ex-showroom) 73,100 (ex-showroom).

What is the update in 2026 TVS Radeon?

The biggest visual change is the introduction of LED lighting across the range. The motorcycle gets a new headlamp with signature daytime running lights, LED tail-lamps at both ends and LED turn indicators. These features are standard across the base, digi-drum and digi-disc variants. The Digi-Disc is the only version with front disc brakes, while the other two variants use drum brakes.

The design may look familiar but the updated graphics and color scheme give the bike a new look. The base variant is available in Black and Blue and Black and Red colors. Digi-Drum includes Black and Orange and Red and Black DT, while Digi-Disc is available in Black and Orange and Red and Black DT. Apart from the lighting and color updates, TVS has not announced any changes in the features of the motorcycle.

There was no change in the engine

Mechanically, the Radeon remains the same. It has a 109.7cc air and oil-cooled engine that generates 8hp of power and 8.7Nm of torque and is mated to a 4-speed gearbox. TVS claims a fuel-tank capacity of 10 liters and a fuel efficiency of 69.3 kmpl of the motorcycle. USB charging and a color digital instrument cluster are available on the higher variants of the bike, making it a feature-focused option in the 110cc commuter segment.