Two-day motorcycle festival will bring together new launches, custom builds, motorsport, rider communities, live music and immersive experiences
TVS Motor Company has announced the sixth edition of its flagship motorcycle festival, TVS MotoSoul 6.0, which will be held in Goa on December 11 and 12, 2026. The company says the upcoming edition will be its biggest and most immersive MotoSoul experience yet, bringing together motorcycle enthusiasts, riders, racers, creators, musicians and custom-bike builders.
TVS MotoSoul has evolved over the years from a motorcycle-focused gathering into a broader platform celebrating performance, technology, customisation, youth culture and the wider riding community. The festival has also become an important venue for TVS to showcase new products, technologies, custom motorcycles, accessories and collaborations.
A history of motorcycle launches and custom builds
Previous editions of MotoSoul have witnessed several important TVS showcases. In 2023, the company introduced the Apache RTR 160 4V with dual-channel ABS and Voice Assist, while 2024 saw the introduction of the RT-XD4 300 engine platform, described by TVS as its first indigenously designed, developed and engineered performance-engine platform. In 2025, the TVS Ronin Agonda Edition was launched at the event.
Custom motorcycles have also been a major attraction at MotoSoul. TVS has previously showcased custom versions of the Apache RTR 310, Apache RR 310 and Ronin, developed in collaboration with international custom builders. These motorcycles have included designs inspired by stunt riding, supermoto, café racers, scramblers and bobbers.
Motorsport, riding and entertainment
TVS MotoSoul 6.0 will feature multiple experiences built around six key pillars: Adrenaline, Racecraft, Custom Culture, Community, Culture and Responsible Motorcycling.
The Adrenaline zone will include activities such as gymkhana, dirt track, motocross, obstacle races, stunt battles, FMX, drifting, sand-rush challenges and hill climbs, along with experiential test rides. Meanwhile, Racecraft will focus on workshops, technology talks, panel discussions, rider masterclasses and interactions with TVS Racing champions.
Custom motorcycle enthusiasts can expect motorcycle showcases, Apache and Ronin custom builds, customisation reveals and helmet-painting workshops. The Community pillar will bring together rider stories, creators, podcasts, panel sessions, community rides and members of the Apache Owners Group (AOG) and TVS Ronin CuLT.
The festival will also feature live music, DJ nights, freestyle performances and artist collaborations, while sustainability and road-safety initiatives will form part of the Responsible Motorcycling theme.
According to TVS, MotoSoul 6.0 will provide a platform where motorcycling extends beyond the motorcycle itself, bringing together racing, technology, adventure, design, customisation, entertainment and community. The company says the event is supported by a global base of more than seven million TVS Apache and Ronin riders, alongside the AOG and CuLT communities.
With TVS MotoSoul 6.0 scheduled for December 11-12 in Goa, the festival is expected to once again become a major gathering point for India’s motorcycle and custom-bike community.
