Innovations like these might be the ones that come to mind when you picture Norton motorcycles, though there’s one that’s often overlooked in their heritage. It was all about going faster, stopping faster Read More
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Currently, the 250cc and 350cc Indian bike market is on the rise. It is being rediscovered thanks to Indian and foreign manufacturers like TVS. Who has decided to put a new motorcycle with a 2-stroke Read More
Norton has kept their new headquarters a secret for most of 2021.But now they javeofficially reveal the Norton facility on a full scale! Having returned to our roots in the West Midlands. Positioned to execute Read More
The Norton V4SV at the centre of this attention is a new model in a range that aims to stay true to the classic brand’s design legacy. Far from a retro homage to Read More
In November 2020, Norton filed trademarks for six new motorcycles that confirmed the Atlas range. The Atlas range was said to be available from 2021. Before its acquisition by TVS Norton’s then-boss in 2018, Stuart Garner came Read More
TVS now owns the company. They have decided to re-launch the old Norton brand and hope to revive its mass appeal and popularity in India. Not too long ago, TVS revived the renowned brand – Norton – Read More
A few days Zongshen, the Chinese motorcycle brand had unveiled multiple new products. It is a historical event that has refreshed products and three brands all at once. New products include the long-expected RX6, new Read More
Well, we see the comeback by Excelsior-Henderson as Bajaj has secured the naming rights not only for the Indian market. But for various markets which now includes for Europe. History of Excelsior-Henderson Founded in 1876 as Read More
Norton a few days ago had filed trademarks for six new motorcycles now have confirmed the Atlas range. The Atlas range will be available from 2021. All you need to do is register here. Before its Read More
In July 2020 Indian motorcycle manufacturer TVS acquires Norton motorcycles. As a CEO we also saw TVS bringing John Russell on board. While we had an opportunity to cover every detail about the events now, Norton Read More