TVS Victor and Apache 200cc upcoming

While the motorcycle market in the country is expanding its wings with the utmost of power and strength, making the various manufacturers to step in the league and exhibit their crafts. Similarly, TVS Motor Company has a plan to roll out three of their new products in the market during the upcoming 6 months. The list includes TVS Victor and Apache 200cc.

Mr. Venu Srinivasan, chairman, of TVS, established that the TVS Motor Company has a plan to bring out 3 new variants in the coming 6 months. The assertion was done at the company's 23rd Annual General Meeting. Wherein Mr. Srinivasan highlighted that the aforesaid new models would include the new TVS Victor, a new four-stroke bike, and the Apache 200cc.

The TVS Apache 200cc would be grounded on the Draken-X21 conception that was revealed at the Delhi Auto Expo 2014. This 200cc model of the Apache would give a knock on the head to the currently running Bajaj Pulsar 200NS being one of the top selling machine in this segment at the domestic market in India.

Additionally, the TVS Apache 200 may obtain its power from a reformed variant of the Apache RTR 180's motor mill.

As reported earlier as well, the native automaker is also considering introducing yet another time its yesteryear's smash hit - the TVS Victor – to the market in India.

One the company had quit the JV that was developed with Suzuki, the TVS Victor was the primary product created by them that proved to be a hit and ranked as one of the best sellers in the commuting bikes running around in the country.

Going back in the history of the TVS Victor,

The bike was primarily rolled out carrying a 110cc, four-stroke unit and was then upgraded to a 125cc variant as well.

While at this moment the company most probably would roll out a 110 cc variant so as to make the bike available and affordable for the entire market. However we assume the makers to provide a fresh layout along with enhanced features as well.

The company’s third model on their list s a four-stroke moped that we assume would substitute the TVS XL.