Doctor Doom swaps the throne for two wheels: Meet the new TVS Raider Super Squad Edition
TVS Motor Company has expanded its Marvel-inspired Super Squad Edition lineup with the launch of a new Doctor Doom-themed TVS Raider. In an unusual marketing
TVS Motor Company has expanded its Marvel-inspired Super Squad Edition lineup with the launch of a new Doctor Doom-themed TVS Raider. In an unusual marketing move, the company unveiled the motorcycle after the post-credit sequence of Spider-Man: Brand New Day at select theatres across India, taking inspiration from Marvel's tradition of post-credit reveals. The latest addition to the Super Squad range gets a new Spectral Green paint scheme with a multi-tone finish that shifts from green to brown, reflecting the signature look of Doctor Doom.
The motorcycle has been designed to appeal to younger buyers looking for a distinctive styling package without compromising on everyday usability. Read Full Story Mechanically, the Doctor Doom Edition remains unchanged. It continues to be powered by TVS' 125cc three-valve engine and comes equipped with the brand's Connected Reverse LCD instrument cluster, offering over 85 connected features. The motorcycle also gets iGO Assist technology, which is designed to improve acceleration and enhance rideability in city conditions.
The top-spec variant features wider tyres, dual disc brakes and single-channel ABS, while the overall package remains identical to the standard TVS Raider Super Squad Edition apart from the exclusive cosmetic treatment. TVS first introduced the Marvel-themed Raider Super Squad Edition in 2023 with Iron Man and Black Panther-inspired graphics. The collaboration was later expanded in 2025 with Deadpool and Wolverine editions. The Doctor Doom variant now becomes the latest addition to the lineup, coinciding with the release of Spider-Man: Brand New Day.
The new TVS Raider Super Squad Edition in the Spectral Green colour will be available at authorised TVS dealerships soon at an e showroom price of Rs 95,320 (Delhi). Subscribe to Auto Today Magazine Ends
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