The Replica Edition doesn’t just stand out because of its distinctive MotoGP-inspired styling. This variant also gets special features like quickshifter and adjustable brake lever as part of the standard equipment.
The quickshifter can also be installed as an accessory with other color variants. But its price will be Rs 25,000 more. In comparison, the GP Replica is only Rs 15,000 costlier than the standard models. This variant sports a largely black finish and has stickers from various sponsors of Aprilia’s MotoGP race bikes.
2026 Aprilia Tuono 457, RS 457 Pricing
The Tuono is basically a naked version based on Aprilia’s 457cc platform. It is being offered at a starting price of Rs 3.97 lakh. Buyers can choose from two color options – Piranha Red and Puma Grey. The bike has an impressive road presence with a sharp headlamp cowl, sculpted fuel tank, sleek tank extension, split seats and an underbelly exhaust.
The updated pricing for the 2026 Aprilia RS 457 and Tuono 457 is now close to pre-GST-reform levels. The RS 457 is actually more accessible now, as it was priced at Rs 4.35 lakh when the new GST rates were announced. Aprilia had said that it would bear the cost of the increased GST rate.
In the case of Tuono 457, the bike was priced at Rs 3.95 lakh before the announcement of the new GST rates. With an updated price of Rs 3.97 lakh, the Tuono is now only Rs 2,000 costlier than before.
Both bikes use the same 457cc, liquid-cooled parallel-twin engine that produces 47.6 hp and 43.5 Nm of torque. A 6-speed transmission is used and a slipper clutch is offered as standard. The tech kit includes a 5-inch color TFT instrument panel, which can be accessed via backlit handlebar switches. Both the bikes have LED lighting, ride-by-wire throttle, traction control and ride modes of Eco, Sport and Rain.
The Aprilia RS 457 competes against rivals like the KTM RC 390 and the Kawasaki Ninja 500. The Tuono 457 competes primarily with the KTM 390 Duke. In the future, competition in this segment will intensify with similar displacement bikes from BMW, TVS and Norton.
