TVS Bikes

TVS bike price starts from Rs. 59,925 for Radeon and goes upto Rs. 2.65 Lakh for Apache RR 310. TVS manufactures ten bikes which are Petrol powered. TVS also manufactures two wheelers in scooters category. TVS Apache RR 310 is one of the top Sports bikes in India and TVS Radeon is one of the top Commuter bikes in Indian auto market . The company has also plans to launch several upcoming bikes such as Creon, ADV and Apache RTR 310. Choose a TVS bike to know all the details, including the latest price & bike offers at dealer showrooms in your city. You can also check out the specifications, images, bike mileage, user reviews from fellow TVS bike owners and unbiased reviews by our auto experts. Looking for TVS Scooters?

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About TVS

dir="ltr">History of TVS Motors

Many might not know this, but the origins of TVS go all the way back to 1911, when its founder T.V. Sundaram Iyengar (where TVS gets its name from) started a bus service company in Delhi called Sundaram Iyengar and Sons Limited. After he passed away, his sons took over, and in 1962, joined hands with a UK based company to form Sundaram Clayton in a bid to produce automotive components such as motorcycle brakes, compressors, etc. It was much later in 1978 that the company would venture into producing mopeds out of their plant in Hosur, Tamil Nadu, and in 1980, they produced India’s first 2-seat moped, the TVS 50.

In 1982, Sundaram Clayton tied up Suzuki from Japan to start producing two -stroke motorcycles, most of which, like the Supra, Samurai, Shogun, and Shaolin found quite some acclaim in the Indian market. In this time, the company also took to the nascent motorcycle racing scene in India with a hopped up version of the TVS 50 which was capable of hitting 105kmph. Many of the two-strokes that TVS-Suzuki produced also saw a lot of success in motocross racing. When this collaboration came to an end in 2001, all the TVS Suzuki bikes would come under the umbrella of TVS Motors. 

Thanks to an extensive interest in and history with racing, TVS was able to infuse a lot of technological firsts in the bikes they built in the proceeding years. They gave us India’s first fully indigenously made gearless scooter in the form of the Scooty, India’s first bike with digital ignition - the Champ and of course the Apache RTR - the first Indian-made bike with ABS. In recent years, TVS has collaborated with BMW Motorrad to develop and produce the BMW G 310 R and G 310 GS, and the same platform also spawned TVS’ current flagship motorcycle, the Apache RR 310. On the motorsport front, they also tied up with France-based Sherco to form the TVS Sherco Rally team to take on the Dakar Rally. And very recently, TVS Motors also launched their first electric scooter - the iQube.

Coming from a racing background and filled with a desire to push the boundaries, TVS has been at the forefront of innovating new technologies for two-wheelers, and will likely continue to do so in the future as well.