TVS Apache RTR 160 On-Road Price in Rajasthan (2026)
₹1,34,539 to ₹1,53,702 on-road across 4 variants, including Rajasthan road tax, 5-year third-party insurance and registration. Rajasthan is the 4th cheapest of 8 major states to register this bike.
Ex-showroom prices verified June 2026 · Road tax slabs as of June 2026
TVS Apache RTR 160
Race-bred performance for the street — 160cc 4V engine, dual disc, SmartXonnect.
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TVS Apache RTR 160 Variant Prices in Rajasthan
Every variant with Rajasthan road tax applied. The EMI column assumes a 20% down payment on the on-road price and a 3-year loan at 10.5% — adjust any of those in the calculator above, or model a different loan in the vehicle loan EMI calculator.
| Variant | Ex-showroom | Road tax (Rajasthan) | On-road | EMI (3yr) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Single Disc | ₹1,13,890 | ₹9,111 (8%) | ₹1,34,539 | ₹3,498 |
| Dual Disc | ₹1,20,705 | ₹9,656 (8%) | ₹1,42,002 | ₹3,692 |
| 4V Single Disc | ₹1,23,890 | ₹9,911 (8%) | ₹1,45,489 | ₹3,783 |
| 4V Dual Disc | ₹1,31,390 | ₹10,511 (8%) | ₹1,53,702 | ₹3,997 |
What Makes Up the On-Road Price in Rajasthan
Taking the Dual Disc at ₹1,20,705 ex-showroom, here is exactly what Rajasthan and the insurer add on top:
| Component | Amount | Basis |
|---|---|---|
| Ex-showroom price | ₹1,20,705 | Manufacturer price, Delhi |
| Rajasthan road tax | ₹9,656 | 8% of ex-showroom |
| Third-party insurance (5 yr) | ₹6,830 | IRDAI-fixed, 151–350cc band — paid upfront |
| Own-damage cover (1 yr) | ₹1,811 | ~1.5% of ex-showroom, estimate |
| Registration & smart card | ₹3,000 | RTO fee, HSRP, estimate |
| On-road price | ₹1,42,002 | Total payable |
Rajasthan note: +1% education cess on road tax; green tax may apply. EVs exempt.
Why Insurance Costs What It Does on a 159cc Machine
This is where two-wheeler pricing diverges sharply from cars. Third-party cover is compulsory, and since September 2018 a new two-wheeler must be insured for five years of third-party liability upfront. IRDAI fixes that premium by engine capacity rather than by price:
| Engine capacity | 5-year TP premium | Applies here? |
|---|---|---|
| Up to 75cc | ₹2,690 | — |
| 76–150cc | ₹3,570 | — |
| 151–350cc | ₹6,830 | Yes |
| Above 350cc | ₹14,020 | — |
The Apache RTR 160 is 159cc, so it sits in the 151–350cc band at ₹6,830. Added to own-damage cover of ₹1,811, total insurance is ₹8,641 — 6.1% of the on-road price. Because the third-party half is a flat amount, it weighs far more heavily on an inexpensive commuter than on a large-capacity machine, and it is the main reason a ₹60,000 bike rarely leaves the showroom under ₹70,000.
The Slab Trap in Rajasthan
Rajasthan applies two-wheeler road tax in price slabs rather than as a flat percentage. The Dual Disc sits above the ₹1,00,000 boundary, so it is taxed at 8% instead of the 6% that applies below that line. A variant priced just under ₹1,00,000 attracts proportionally less tax, so the cheaper trim can save you more than its sticker difference suggests. Worth checking before you pay up for a higher variant.
Apache RTR 160 On-Road Price: Rajasthan vs Other States
The same Dual Disc, registered in eight different states. The spread between cheapest and dearest is ₹10,864 on an identical machine:
| State | Road tax | On-road price | vs Rajasthan |
|---|---|---|---|
| Gujarat | ₹4,828 (4%) | ₹1,37,174 | −₹4,828 |
| Delhi | ₹9,656 (8%) | ₹1,42,002 | — |
| Uttar Pradesh | ₹9,656 (8%) | ₹1,42,002 | — |
| Rajasthan (this page) | ₹9,656 (8%) | ₹1,42,002 | — |
| Tamil Nadu | ₹12,071 (10%) | ₹1,44,417 | +₹2,415 |
| Maharashtra | ₹13,278 (11%) | ₹1,45,624 | +₹3,622 |
| Telangana | ₹14,485 (12%) | ₹1,46,831 | +₹4,829 |
| Karnataka | ₹15,692 (13%) | ₹1,48,038 | +₹6,036 |
Two-wheeler road tax ranges from a flat 4% in Gujarat to 12–13% in Karnataka and Telangana, and because the insurance and registration components are effectively fixed, road tax is the only part of the on-road price that moves when you cross a state line.
Financing the Apache RTR 160 in Rajasthan
At ₹1,42,002 on-road, the loan maths on the Dual Disc:
| Down payment | Loan amount | EMI (3yr @ 10.5%) | Total interest |
|---|---|---|---|
| 10% (₹14,200) | ₹1,27,802 | ₹4,154 | ₹21,738 |
| 20% (₹28,400) | ₹1,13,602 | ₹3,692 | ₹19,322 |
| 30% (₹42,601) | ₹99,401 | ₹3,231 | ₹16,907 |
| 40% (₹56,801) | ₹85,201 | ₹2,769 | ₹14,492 |
Two-wheeler loans are priced above car loans — typically 10–14% against 8.5–9.5% — and lenders rarely go beyond three years, so the interest burden is front-loaded and heavy relative to the ticket size. Check what you can service in the loan eligibility calculator, compare lenders on the loan comparison tool, and read the two-wheeler loan guide before accepting a dealer-arranged scheme. If you are weighing a bigger down payment, the trade-offs are worked through in the down payment guide.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the on-road price of the TVS Apache RTR 160 in Rajasthan?
In Rajasthan the TVS Apache RTR 160 costs between ₹1,34,539 and ₹1,53,702 on-road, depending on variant. That covers the ex-showroom price, Rajasthan road tax at 8% for the Dual Disc, the IRDAI-mandated 5-year third-party premium of ₹6,830 for a 159cc machine, own-damage cover at roughly 1.5% of ex-showroom, and about ₹3,000 of registration and smart-card charges.
How much is road tax on the Apache RTR 160 in Rajasthan?
Rajasthan charges 8% road tax on the Dual Disc, which is ₹9,656. Two-wheeler road tax is set by each state and is slab-based on ex-showroom price. +1% education cess on road tax; green tax may apply. EVs exempt. Rates are as of June 2026 — confirm with your local RTO before purchase.
Why is insurance such a large part of a 159cc bike's on-road price?
Because the third-party component is a flat rupee amount, not a percentage. IRDAI fixes the 5-year TP premium by engine capacity — ₹6,830 for the 151–350cc band this Apache RTR 160 falls in — and you pay all five years upfront at purchase. On the Dual Disc at ₹1,20,705 ex-showroom, total insurance is ₹8,641, or 6.1% of the on-road price. The cheaper the machine, the larger that fixed premium looms in the total.
Do two-wheelers attract the 1% TCS that cars do?
No. The 1% tax collected at source under Section 206C(1F) applies to motor vehicles above ₹10 lakh, and in practice that means cars. No two-wheeler sold in India reaches that threshold, so TCS never appears on a bike or scooter invoice. This is one reason the gap between ex-showroom and on-road is proportionally narrower on two-wheelers than on cars.
Is the Apache RTR 160 cheaper to register in another state?
Gujarat is the cheapest of the 8 states compared here at ₹1,37,174 on-road for the Dual Disc, against ₹1,42,002 in Rajasthan — a difference of ₹4,828. You must register a vehicle where you ordinarily reside, so this is context rather than a shopping option: moving the bike later means re-registering and paying the new state's road tax again.
What EMI would the Apache RTR 160 cost in Rajasthan?
On the Dual Disc at ₹1,42,002 on-road in Rajasthan, a 20% down payment of ₹28,400 leaves a loan of ₹1,13,602. At 10.5% over 3 years that is an EMI of ₹3,692. Two-wheeler loans are priced above car loans and usually capped at 3 years, so the EMI is high relative to the ticket size — use the calculator above to model a different structure.
Can I get a two-wheeler loan with no down payment?
Some dealers advertise zero-down-payment schemes, and they are usually more expensive than they look: the financed amount rises, and the rate is often higher than a standard 20%-down loan. Because the bike depreciates fastest in its first year, a zero-down loan also leaves you owing more than the machine is worth for most of the tenure. Read the two-wheeler loan guide before signing a dealer-arranged scheme.