TVS Apache, Ronin ROK Editions Unveiled – Here's What's New

At its second appearance at Rann Utsav in Gujarat, TVS showcased a series of bespoke motorcycles based on the Ronin and the TVS Apache RTR 200, TVS Apache RTR 310, and TVS Apache RR 310. Called the exclusive Rann of Kutch Editions, these limited-edition bikes reinterpret the region’s identity through thoughtful design elements and are inspired by the incredible beauty of the salt desert, expansive skies, and artisanal heritage of Kutch. They are developed in partnership with Eimor Customs. Each model boasts detailed hand-painted motifs, which reflect the stark whites and deep blues that define the region.

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The TVS Ronin Rann of Kutch Edition stands out with dual-purpose tyres, a reworked front mudguard, and a reinforced rear rack with modular storage. The design celebrates Kutch’s craft legacy, and includes Ajrak -inspired leather elements and camel-toned, hand-stitched accents. The Sky Blue to Salt White gradient finish adds to the unique look.

Shri Harsh Sanghavi, Hon’ble Deputy Chief Minister of Gujarat, said, 'The Rann Utsav continues to redefine how destinations can be experienced, blending culture, landscape, and innovation in meaningful ways. The growing participation of riders and communities this year demonstrates how initiatives like this expand the appeal of the Rann of Kutch beyond traditional tourism formats. Collaborations with industry leaders such as TVS Motor Company help strengthen India’s experiential tourism narrative, positioning the Rann of Kutch as a destination that resonates not only nationally, but globally.'

Sudarshan Venu, Chairman, TVS Motor Company, said 'The Rann of Kutch stands as one of India’s most remarkable expressions of culture and heritage. The Hon’ble Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi’s long-standing vision and encouragement to promote India’s destinations and experiential tourism has been a strong source of inspiration for TVS Motor. It is an honour to take this vision to the next level by pioneering motorcycling-led adventures that position India’s treasures on the global tourism map.'