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TVS Ronin Variant-Wise Specs & Comparison

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TVS Ronin Variant-Wise Specs & Comparison
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The TVS Ronin is a neo-retro motorcycle that refuses to be boxed into a single category. With its scrambler-inspired stance, cruiser-like ergonomics, and modern tech, it stands out in the 200–250cc segment. Below is a comprehensive, variant-wise breakdown of the Ronin based on TVS's official brochure.

 

Engine & Transmission (Common Across All Variants)

Specification

Details

Engine Type

Single Cylinder, 4-Stroke, 4-Valve, SOHC

Displacement

225.9 cc

Bore × Stroke

66 mm × 66 mm

Max Power

15.01 kW (20.4 PS) @ 7,750 rpm

Max Torque

19.93 Nm @ 3,750 rpm

Cooling System

Oil-cooled with oversized radiator

Fuel System

Fuel Injection (FI)

Gearbox

5-speed

Clutch

Assist & Slipper Clutch

The Ronin's engine is tuned for strong low-end torque, making it ideal for city commuting. The oil-cooling system with an oversized radiator ensures the engine stays cool even during spirited riding.


Chassis, Suspension & Wheels (Common Across All Variants)

Specification

Details

Frame

Double Cradle Split Synchro Stiff Frame

Front Suspension

41 mm Upside-Down (USD) Fork

Rear Suspension

Monoshock with 7-step Adjustable Preload

Front Tyre

110/70-17 Tubeless

Rear Tyre

130/70-17 Tubeless

Wheels

Machined 9-Spoke Alloy Wheels

The 41mm USD fork is a segment-first feature at this price point, offering a planted and sturdy stance. The wide block-tread tyres provide grip on varied surfaces.


Braking System (Variant-Wise)

Specification

Base

Mid

Top

Front Brake

300 mm Disc

300 mm Disc

300 mm Disc

Rear Brake

240 mm Disc

240 mm Disc

240 mm Disc

ABS

Single Channel ABS

Dual Channel ABS

Dual Channel ABS

ABS Modes

Rain & Urban

Rain & Urban

The Base variant makes do with Single Channel ABS, while the Mid and Top variants get Dual Channel ABS with switchable Rain and Urban modes for added confidence in varying conditions.


Dimensions & Weight (Common Across All Variants)

Specification

Details

Length

2,040 mm

Width

805 mm

Height

1,170 mm

Wheelbase

1,357 mm

Ground Clearance

181 mm

Seat Height

795 mm

Fuel Tank Capacity

14 litres

Kerb Weight

159 kg (Base & Mid) / 160 kg (Top)

The 14-litre fuel tank offers a generous range, while the 795mm seat height makes it accessible to a wide range of riders.


Features & Technology (Variant-Wise)

Feature

Base

Mid

Top

Instrument Cluster

Fully Digital

Fully Digital

Fully Digital – Connected

SmartXonnect (Bluetooth)

Turn-by-Turn Navigation

Voice Assist

Call/SMS Alerts

Ride Analysis / Share Ride Summary

Gear Shift Indicator

Distance to Empty (DTE)

Side-Stand Engine Inhibitor

Glide Through Technology (GTT)

ISG (Silent Start)

Adjustable Levers

Normal

Normal

3-Step Adjustable

LED Headlamp (AHO, T-Face)

LED Tail Lamp & Turn Signals

The Top variant is the only one that unlocks TVS's SmartXonnect ecosystem, which includes Bluetooth pairing, turn-by-turn navigation, voice assistance, and ride statistics via the TVS app.


Colour Options (Variant-Wise)

Variant

Colours

Decal Style

Fork Colour

Base

Lightning Black, Magma Red

Mono Tone

Black USD Fork

Mid

Charcoal Ember, Glacier Silver

Triple Tone

Bright Gold USD Fork

Top

Nimbus Grey, Midnight Blue

Triple Tone

Bright Gold USD Fork

Colour availability is strictly tied to the variant you choose. The Base variant gets a sportier mono-tone look with black forks, while the Mid and Top variants feature premium triple-tone graphics with bright gold forks.


Safety Features (Common Across All Variants)

Feature

Availability

Side-Stand Engine Inhibitor

Standard

Full LED Lighting (Head, Tail, Indicators)

Standard

Tubeless Tyres

Standard

AHO (Automatic Headlamp On)

Standard


Which Variant Should You Buy?

Buyer Profile

Recommended Variant

Why

Budget-conscious city commuter

Base

Lowest entry price; gets the same engine, suspension, and LED lighting. Single-channel ABS is the only compromise.

Value seeker who wants safety

Mid

Dual-channel ABS with Rain/Urban modes at a reasonable price jump. Best balance of safety and cost.

Tech enthusiast / feature lover

Top

Only variant with SmartXonnect Bluetooth, navigation, voice assist, and adjustable levers.

The Ronin Mid is widely regarded as the sweet spot in the lineup, offering dual-channel ABS without the premium pricing of the connected features.


All specifications and prices are sourced from TVS Motor Company's official brochure and variant-comparison page. Prices and features are subject to change; confirm with your nearest authorised TVS dealership before purchase.



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