Aprilia RS 457 Showcased With New Colour Options at India Bike Week 2025

Aprilia has revealed three new colour schemes for the RS 457 at India Bike Week 2025. The updated options are expected to go on sale in India in January 2026, with no mechanical changes to the motorcycle.

Aprilia RS 457 Racing Replica

Aprilia showcased three new paint options for the RS 457 supersport motorcycle at India Bike Week 2025. The unveiling took place during the event held in December 2025. According to the company, the new colour schemes are likely to be introduced in the Indian market by January 2026. The three options are named Arsenic Yellow, Snake Blue and Racing Replica.

Aprilia RS 457 Arsenic Yellow

Arsenic Yellow

The Arsenic Yellow colour scheme uses a darker base finish with yellow graphics. This version also features red-finished alloy wheels. No additional equipment has been announced for this variant.

Aprilia RS 457 Snake Blue

Snake Blue

The Snake Blue option comes with a blue body finish paired with red graphics. This colour scheme follows a similar layout to the Arsenic Yellow version and also gets red-finished rims. The design draws visual cues from colour themes seen on larger Aprilia models sold globally.

Racing Replica

The Racing Replica colour scheme is inspired by Aprilia’s RS-GP race motorcycle. This version is positioned above the other two and will be offered with a quickshifter as standard. It also includes adjustable brake and clutch levers from the factory.

Pricing expectations

The Aprilia RS 457 is currently priced at Rs 4,50,723 (ex-showroom, Maharashtra). The Arsenic Yellow and Snake Blue variants are expected to be priced the same as the existing model. The Racing Replica version may carry a higher price due to the additional equipment.

Engine and hardware

No mechanical updates have been announced. The RS 457 continues to use a 457 cc parallel-twin engine producing 47bhp at 9,400 rpm and 43.5Nm of torque at 6,700 rpm. The engine is paired with a six-speed gearbox and comes with a slip-and-assist clutch as standard.

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