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• TVS Motor Company and Norton Motors will be launching several new performance bikes, CNG and electric scooters in India in the coming years.
• It will include a range of powerful and modern two-wheelers including the new TVS Apache RR 450 and Jupiter CNG.
• Also British brand Norton is making a comeback in the Indian market with premium motorcycles like its flagship Manx R and Atlas.

TVS Motor Company and its British Norton Motorcycles are gearing up to launch new products for the Indian market. TVS is working on new performance motorcycles to CNG and electric scooters, while Norton is gearing up to establish itself as a premium brand in India.

1. TVS Apache RR 450

The Apache RR 450 could be one of TVS' biggest launches in recent times. Testing of this fully-faired motorcycle is underway and it could be offered with a twin-cylinder engine, which will be in the class above the RR 310. The bike may use the 450 cc parallel-twin engine of the BMW F 450 GS. It could hit the market in late 2026 or early 2027 and is likely to be priced above Rs 4 lakh.

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2. TVS Jupiter CNG

TVS is also bringing out the CNG-powered Jupiter, which could prove to be an important commuter scooter in the country. The company is working on a dual-fuel system, which will allow the scooter to run on both petrol and CNG and reduce running costs. This scooter was seen at the previous Auto Expo. The Jupiter CNG is expected by the end of 2026 and is expected to be priced around Rs 90,000.

3. TVS Electric Motorcycle

TVS is gearing up to launch another new electric two-wheeler, which will be an electric motorcycle apart from the iQube. The company earlier this year filed a design patent for an e-motorcycle codenamed eFX 30. This is the same design that was shown at EICMA last year. TVS already has iQube and Orbiter, so this new product could create a new space in the e-V market.

4. Norton Manx R

Norton is expected to make a comeback in India with their flagship 1,200cc superbike 'Manx R'. This motorcycle has a V4 engine that produces around 206 bhp of power and 130 Nm of torque. The bike will compete with BMW S 1000 RR and Ducati Panigale V4. The Manx R is expected to be priced at Rs 30 lakh or more.

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5. Norton Atlas

Norton Atlas will be an even more important product for the brand in India, as the British company is entering the midweight adventure segment. It has already started production at TVS's Hosur facility and is likely to launch in India in late 2026. The Atlas is powered by a 585 cc parallel-twin engine that produces 70 hp of power and 57.5 Nm of torque. It gets a 19/17-inch wheel setup, adjustable suspension and an 8-inch TFT display.

6. Norton Manx

The Norton Manx will come in the segment below the flagship Manx R and will be the company's more accessible performance motorcycle. Information on the India-spec version is still limited, but the bike will be built using the next-generation platform being developed under Norton's revival. It is expected to launch in India in early 2027.