TVS Ronin GST 2.0 changes have already made a big impact on the two-wheeler market in India and one of the biggest beneficiaries is the TVS Ronin. There’s a price cut of over ₹14,300 on the neo-retro motorcycle which makes it an even more tempting buy in its class.
Regardless of whether you are looking at the base model or the top spec, Ronin’s value for money has increased dramatically. Now, let’s discuss the rate changes.
TVS Ronin New Price List (Post GST 2.0)
| Variant & Colour | Old Price | New Price | Benefit |
|---|---|---|---|
| Base – Lightning Black | ₹1,35,990 | ₹1,24,790 | ₹11,200 |
| Base – Magma Red | ₹1,38,520 | ₹1,27,090 | ₹11,430 |
| Mid – Glacier Silver | ₹1,60,510 | ₹1,47,290 | ₹13,220 |
| Mid – Charcoal Ember | ₹1,62,010 | ₹1,48,590 | ₹13,420 |
| Top – Nimbus Grey | ₹1,73,720 | ₹1,59,390 | ₹14,330 |
| Top – Midnight Blue | ₹1,73,720 | ₹1,59,390 | ₹14,330 |
The Top variants benefit the most, with Nimbus Grey and Midnight Blue trims seeing a straight drop of ₹14,330.
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Why the TVS Ronin is More Attractive Now
The Ronin is equipped with a single-cylinder, 225.9cc engine that offers a performance of 20.4 PS and 19.93 Nm of torque. The 5-speed gearbox set-up is smooth for city and highway riding.
Additional features include USD forks and mono-shock suspension set-up; LED lighting package; smart connectivity features such as call/SMS alerts and turn-by-turn navigation; dual-channel ABS on higher trims; 300mm front and 240mm rear disc brakes; and an ASG (integrated starter generator) system.
The Ronin also has a rugged neo-retro style, functional 14-litre fuel tank, 181mm ground clearance, and comfortable riding stance, which also makes it a stronger offering all around.
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FAQs on TVS Ronin GST 2.0 Price Cuts
Q1: How much cheaper is the TVS Ronin after GST 2.0?
The Ronin is cheaper by up to ₹14,330, depending on the variant.
Q2: Which TVS Ronin variant offers the maximum benefit?
The Top variants (Nimbus Grey & Midnight Blue) see the highest price cut of ₹14,330.
Q3: Has the engine or specs of the TVS Ronin changed after GST 2.0?
No, the mechanical specs remain unchanged. The changes are only in pricing due to revised tax structure.
Q4: Is the TVS Ronin worth buying now?
Yes, the Ronin offers better value for money post GST 2.0, combining neo-retro looks, modern features, and strong performance.
With GST 2.0 benefits, the TVS Ronin now appeals even more to riders looking for a stylish, versatile motorcycle that blends daily practicality with weekend fun.
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