TVS Motor rolls out Victor
23 February, Coimbatore
TVS Motor Company, one of Indias largest two wheeler manufacturers, rolled out its much awaited motorcycle, TVS Victor, here today. The versatile and visually exciting motorcycle will be positioned in the executive segment. Poised to be game changer in the segment, with emphatic design language, class leading technology and in attractive graphics.
With this launch, the company now has the widest product portfolio,said J S Srinivasan, Vice President of TVS Motor company.
Talking to newspersons, after launching the vehicle, he said, the success of TVS Victor first launched in 2002 laid the foundation for TVS Motor in India. We are constantly evolving our products to offer technologically superior and stylish motorcycles to our customers. We believe that TVS Victor is a world-class product, as it takes a big step forward in terms of performance with ride and handling so as to deliver complete rider control and comfort. It complements our existing product portfolio and has a strong potential in its respective segment. We have no doubt that this motorcycle will be well accepted by our customers and will further spur the sales momentum that we have accrued over the last year.
Srinivasan said the TVS Victor, now comes in an all-new avatar. It is an ideal combination of modern styling, superior engine performance and class leading comfort. It houses an advanced and refined 3-valve Ecothrust engine, which is tuned to deliver the optimum combination of power and fuel economy. An electric start fires up the 4 speed power-train to churn out 9.6 PS of power at 8000 rpm with a torque of 9.4 Nm at6000 rpm.
Designed to suit customers looking for comfort, safety and handling, the new TVS Victor delivers an excellent mileage of 76 km/l under standard TVS test conditions. It carries an eight liter fuel tank. The motorcycle has a wheelbase of 1260 mm with a ground clearance of 175 mm. TVS Victor comes in both disc and drum brake versions and is built on single cradle tubular frame, Srinivasan added.