TVS motors is one of the most loved Indian two wheeler brand. Their attention to quality and performance oriented products in appreciated across the nation and beyond.
Naturally all the 2-wheelers enthusiasts eagerly wait for what’s next store for TVS. So for those enthusiasts and for casual riders here is a list of two wheelers soon launching from TVS.
TVS Fiero 125
TVS is currently in the process of developing a new 125cc motorcycle, known as the TVS Fiero. With the aim of reviving the iconic Fiero name. This upcoming bike will closely resemble the TVS Fiero concept that was showcased at the 2023 Auto Expo. The Fiero 125cc model will feature retro styling elements, including a prominent circular LED headlamp, sleek LED tail lamps, and a fully digital instrument cluster. Due to its sophisticated design and advanced features. We expect the Fiero 125cc to be priced at a premium compared to other entry-level 125cc motorcycles available from brands like Hero, Bajaj, and Honda.
TVS Creon
TVS is preparing to launch another electric scooter variant called the TVS Creon, which offers a different experience compared to the practical and comfortable TVS iQube. If the design stays true to the concept, the Creon will have a bold and aggressive style, with a small vertical headlamp positioned at the center. It will directly compete with models like the Ather 450x and the Simple One in terms of style and sporty appeal. While specific details about the battery capacity and motor output have not been revealed yet. We expect the Creon to deliver significantly higher performance than the iQube, prioritizing speed and agility.
TVS Apache RTR 310
The Apache RTR series has established itself as one of the most successful sport bike series in India. It offers a diverse range of models, starting from a 160cc naked bike and going up to a 310cc sports bike known as the RR 310. Which was developed in collaboration with BMW Motorrad. While the Apache name has mainly been associated with the naked bikes in the RTR lineup, TVS has yet to introduce a flagship RTR model to their portfolio. However, this is about to change very soon with the upcoming TVS Apache RTR 310. Which has recently been spotted featuring distinctive rear styling details that set it apart from the faired RR 310.
The bike’s rear section showcases an aggressive and sharply designed tail, incorporating a large hugger that houses the indicators. The fuel tank appears substantial with angled extensions. And the digital instrument console differs from the one found on the Apache RR 310. Additionally, the bike is expected to sport dual LED headlights and a similar exhaust design.
Powering the TVS Apache RTR 310 is a liquid-cooled 312cc single-cylinder engine. Capable of generating 34 horsepower and 27.3 Newton-meters of torque.
TVS iQube ST
The TVS iQube is a really good electric scooter that stands out from others in the market. While many electric scooters focus on looking futuristic, having fancy features, and being technically impressive, the TVS iQube focuses more on being comfortable, practical, and of good quality. It may not have a really big battery or a fancy display, but it gives you a really comfortable ride, especially on bumpy city streets. It’s easy to use with simple controls and has useful features like a big space for your feet and a storage area.
However, it’s important to know that the TVS iQube could be better when it comes to how far it can go on a single charge. Compared to other electric scooters, its battery doesn’t last as long, and it can only go about 145 kilometers before needing to be recharged. There’s also a fancier version of the TVS iQube called the TVS iQube ST that was supposed to be released, but it’s been delayed and might not come out until 2024.
TVS ADV
Not much information is currently available about the upcoming bike you mentioned. However, speculations suggest that it could be based on the BMW GS-310, indicating a bike in the adventure version that utilizes the same engine as the RR 310. TVS has recently trademarked the name “Apache RTX,” hinting at the possibility that this new bike will be part of a new off-roading and adventure series from TVS called the RTX series.
It is possible that the Apache RTX series will have some parts in common with the existing Apache lineup, but we don’t have specific details about which parts or how many will be shared at this time. As we learn more information, we will get a better idea of what features and abilities this new bike in TVS’s lineup will have.
