TVS Motor Company’s rider festival, MotoSoul, will return for its sixth edition in Goa on December 11 and 12, 2026. The two-day event is designed for riders, racers, content creators, musicians, and motorcycle fans, offering a mix of competition, craftsmanship, learning, and entertainment.
The competitive program has expanded this year, featuring gymkhana, dirt track, and obstacle races, as well as slow races, stunt battles, and FMX displays under the Adrenaline and Racecraft banners. Additionally, the Drift-R Championship, Sand Rush Challenge, and hill climb events will take place, and attendees can sign up for product test rides.
TVS has also lined up racing workshops, technical sessions, and rider masterclasses for those who want to build their skills. Attendees will have the opportunity to meet TVS Racing champions and learn from their experiences. They will be able to gain valuable insights from the champions, which will help them improve their riding skills.
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The festival’s social side will be anchored by members of the Apache Owners Group and Ronin CuLT, who will organize community rides, rider stories, creator meet-ups, podcasts, and panel talks. Live music, DJ nights, freestyle performances, and artist collaborations will fill the evenings, and the program will also include responsible riding, road safety, and sustainability initiatives. The social activities will provide a platform for attendees to interact with each other and share their experiences.
TVS’s global premium motorcycle community, comprising Apache and Ronin owners, has grown to over seven million riders. The festival has a history of showcasing modified motorcycles, including custom Apache and Ronin builds, and this year’s edition promises fresh creations, build reveals, helmet painting workshops, and garage conversations. It has become a significant event for motorcycle enthusiasts to showcase their creations and learn from others.
MotoSoul has also served as a platform for TVS to unveil new products, such as the Apache RTR 160 4V in 2023, the RT-XD4 300 engine platform in 2024, and the Ronin Agonda Edition in 2025. TVS has indicated that MotoSoul 6.0 will feature launches and exclusive unveilings, making it an exciting event for motorcycle enthusiasts. The company’s decision to launch new products at the festival has generated a lot of interest among attendees.