Two Wheelers News

The TVS Phoenix was not doing as well as TVS wanted it to and therefore, it has finally discontinued the Phoenix in India, once the BS IV emission norms came into play on 1 April, 2017. The Phoenix made its debut in October 2012 and did decently well upon launch, with TVS positioning it as the successor to the old Victor 125 model.

The overall sales numbers of Piaggio arent significant, considering the massive volumes of scooters sold in India. What is pertinent is that no other scooter manufacturer has any models in the 150 cc space, and this is where Piaggio has grown a whopping 460 per cent in just one year

We pit two 110 cc automatic scooters on the spec sheet against each other - the best-selling Honda Activa 4G and the Hero Maestro Edge. Both scooters are evenly matched with similar engines and near identical output. Does the Hero Maestro Edge have what it takes to take the fight to the market leader?

In March 2017 alone, Yamaha grew by 27 per cent, selling 76,144 units. In the entire financial year (April 2016-March 2017), Yamaha sold over 7.8 lakh two-wheelers, with scooter sales accounting for 56 per cent of those numbers

Both are 200 cc bikes, both cost under a lakh, and both lay claim to become the best bike in the entry-level performance motorcycle segment. So, here's a look at how the 2017 Bajaj Pulsar NS200 compares with the TVS Apache RTR 200 4V, at least on paper.

With highly interesting models expected to make it to production soon, here are the upcoming Hero motorcycles and scooters that you should watch out for in the coming years.

The story is more or less same in India as the premium motorcycle industry experienced a slowdown in FY 2017. In the period from April 2016 - March 2017, Harley-Davidson India sales fell by over 20 per cent, even though the brand managed to sell 3,690 motorcycles, over 2,000 of those numbers from the best-selling Harley-Davidson Street 750

Now all TVS motorcycles and scooters will be BS-IV compliant and come with automatic headlamp on (AHO) function. All TVS two-wheelers sold after 1st April 2017 are BS-IV compliant.