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We have come across reports claiming that two-wheeler sales are going to see a spike when the current situation eases because more and more people will incline towards personal mobility solutions rather than opting for public transport. In the past few days, restrictions have been lifted gradually with public transport operations resuming services again but following the social distancing protocol in public transport and that too in an overpopulated country like India seems a bit far-fetched. Given the current situation, Read More...

Before the current situation, the automotive sector was already reeling under the effect of a slowdown. Major factors like implementation of new stricter emission norms from BS4 to BS6 can be attributed to this slowdown. However, the impact created by the outbreak of covid-19 worldwide has had a much widening and detrimental effect on the sales of automobiles. The effect has been more prominent in case of two-wheelers in comparison to four-wheeler passenger vehicles. Over the past couple of days, Read More...

Today was supposed to be the last date for the transition from BS4 to BS6 emission norms but the covid-19 scare and the nationwide lockdown made the Supreme Court of India extend this deadline by 10 days after the lifting of the lockdown. This means a buyer can buy and register his/her BS4 vehicle by April 24, 2020 (Delhi is an exception). Although with a large number of BS4 inventory still left unsold, it is highly unlikely it will minimise Read More...

The upcoming Honda Activa 6G will lock horns directly against what is its biggest rival, the TVS Jupiter, in the Indian scooter market. There is no denying the fact that the Honda Activa is the highest selling two-wheeler of India. However, Jupiter is now more feature-loaded than ever and ready to slug it out with the ever so popular Honda. The Honda Activa 6G has been launched at a starting price of Rs. 63,912 (ex-showroom New Delhi). It comes with Read More...

Today, TVS successfully concluded the first edition of the ‘TVS NTORQ 125 Call of Design’ contest. Ms Evanka Thimmaiah from Strate School of Design, Bengaluru claimed the first prize for her rendition of the Ntorq 125 race machine which won her the scooter itself. While Mr Anoop Nellikalayil from National Institute of Design, Gandhinagar who got the first runner up prize, followed by Mr Siddharth Sangwan from Industrial Design Center, IIT, Bombay, and Mr Sachin Sing Tensing from National Institute Read More...

Just a couple of days ago, TVS introduced the new 2020 models of the popular Apache series. This newly updated range includes the RTR 200 4V and RTR 160 4V motorcycles. Both these bikes now get BS-VI compliant engines and a bunch of cosmetic and technological updates. So, to promote the newly launched bikes in the market, TVS has launched a funky new commercial. Check it out here: Also Read: TVS Launches The New 2020 Apache RTR 160 And Apache Read More...

Recently, TVS launched the new 2020 BS-VI compliant versions of the popular Apache series. Apart from the new BS-VI compliant engines, the motorcycles also get a few cosmetic upgrades and a bunch of technologically advanced features. The newly updated range includes the RTR 200 4V and RTR 160 4V motorcycles. Let’s have a look at all the main updates: Also Read: TVS Launches The New BS-VI Compliant Jupiter With A Price Tag Of INR 67,911 (Ex-Showroom, Delhi) Design In terms Read More...

Today, TVS Motor Company, launched the new BS-VI compliant Jupiter equipped with ET-Fi (Ecothrust Fuel injection) technology for enhanced performance and improved fuel economy. The new TVS Jupiter Classic is the first scooter in the Jupiter range to get the new ET-Fi technology. Thanks to this new technology, the scooter now delivers 15% better mileage along with reduced emissions. The other new features on the scooter include: a vibrant new colour - INDIBLUE, a front panel USB charger, mobile storage Read More...

Today, TVS Motor Company, introduced the 2020 range of the popular Apache series of motorcycles. The newly updated range includes the RTR 200 4V and RTR 160 4V motorcycles. Apart from a few cosmetic upgrades, these new bikes get a bunch of technologically advanced features and all-new BS-VI compliant engines. Prices for the 2020 RTR 160 4V start from INR 99,950 (ex-showroom, India) for the drum brake variant and go up to INR 1,03,000 (ex-showroom, India) for the top-spec disc Read More...