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TVS Apache RR 310 Black Diamond Edition Launches In India
TVS has launched a new Black Diamond Edition of its Apache RR 310 motorcycle in India.
The motorcycle now has an all-black design.
It also gets a feature called Keyless Ride.
The top version still includes a quickshifter.
The new RR 310 costs Rs 2.88 lakh before showroom-related charges.
TVS has also given the Apache RTR 310 the same black styling.
The RTR 310 costs Rs 2.49 lakh before showroom-related charges.
These updates arrive ahead of the festive season for people interested in buying premium motorcycles.
TVS launched the Apache RR 310 Black Diamond Edition in India at Rs 2.88 lakh, ex-showroom.
The RR 310 receives an all-black finish and a Keyless Ride feature.
The top-spec Apache RR 310 continues to include a quickshifter.
The Apache RTR 310 also gets a Black Diamond Edition priced at Rs 2.49 lakh, ex-showroom.
The updates are part of changes across TVS’s premium motorcycle range ahead of the festive season.
- Who
- TVS launched new Black Diamond Editions of the Apache RR 310 and RTR 310.
- What
- The Apache RR 310 received an all-black finish and Keyless Ride, while both motorcycles received Black Diamond Edition styling.
- Where
- India.
- When
- Ahead of the festive season.
- Why
- To provide updates across TVS’s premium motorcycle range for interested buyers.
Key facts
- RR 310 price
- Rs 2.88 lakh, ex-showroom
- RTR 310 price
- Rs 2.49 lakh, ex-showroom
- RR 310 design
- All-black finish
- New RR 310 feature
- Keyless Ride
- RR 310 equipment
- The top-spec version continues to get a quickshifter
- Launch context
- Updates across TVS’s premium motorcycle range ahead of the festive season
Sources
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