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TVS Motor Showcases Four Models At EICMA, Eyes Europe Growth

KUALA LUMPUR, Nov 11 (Bernama) -- Two-wheeler maker, TVS Motor Company presented four production-ready models developed for European customers at the EICMA 2026 motorcycle show in Milan as it steps up its expansion in the region.

The company’s President of International Business, Peyman Kargar, who has more than three decades of international automotive leadership experience, will become Director and Chief Executive Officer on Jan 27, 2027, succeeding K. N. Radhakrishnan.

“As we continue to strengthen our presence in Europe, our focus is on expanding customer access to the TVS brand, deepening customer engagement and delivering products that combine quality, technology and customer experience,” said Kargar.

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TVS Motor in a statement said international business could account for up to 40 per cent of its revenue by 2030, with Europe playing an increasingly important role.

The company now has more than 100 retailers in Italy, where sales have grown 110 per cent over the past year. It has a further 22 retailers in Spain and Portugal, with France and Germany to follow.

Three of the four models are electric, namely the Orbiter city scooter, which offers a choice of two removable batteries, and the M1-S maxi-scooter, with a top speed of 105 kilometre per hour. The TVS X features a 10.2-inch touchscreen and its own LTE connection.

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The fourth model, the TVS RTR 125, is aimed at younger and first-time riders holding A1 licences. The RTX 300, introduced at last year’s show, is scheduled to reach European dealerships.

For the first time at EICMA, the company also offered test rides, which hundreds of visitors took up. TVS Motor also unveiled its ‘82 Series Collection, four one-off concept motorcycles paying tribute to its racing heritage since 1982, shown for display only.

-- BERNAMA