“It is stylish, easy to ride, eco friendly and low priced at entry level”, the company’s General Manager (Sales) Srinivasan told a press conference here. Read more
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TVS Motor Company?s General Manager for marketing Mr Srinivas. S. told Business Line that it expects a significantly higher profile of customers for its scooters and hence may not be confronted with loan defaults as was the case with some of the motor cycle customers. More
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Speaking to reporters on the occasion, R Chandramouli, Senior Vice President, sales, TVS motor company, said the engine of the new TVS flame has been specially developed, patented and licensed to TVS motor company by AVL, Austria, the world leaders in internal combustion engine technology. Read more
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The award is for implementation of TPM processes in plant II at Hosur and its Mysore plant, the company said in a statement. Read more
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Chennai-based TVS Motor Co on Monday launched its controversial 125 cc motorcycle ‘Flame’, which has been accused by rival Bajaj Auto of infringing upon its patented technology, with a modified engine.
The company introduced the bike, priced at Rs 46,000 (ex-showroom across the country), with a single spark ignition engine based on Controlled Combustion Variable Timing Intelligent (CC-VTi) technology. Read more
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TVS Motor to launch goods carrier, gearless scooter
Published March 10th, 2008 in Launches and Tvs motor. 0 CommentsCity-based TVS Motor Company Ltd will soon get into commercial vehicle segment, said a top official here Sunday. Talking to reporters after launching TVS King 200cc three-wheeler, company chairman Venu Srinivasan said: Next year we will launch a sub-one-tonne goods carrier. A diesel-powered three-wheeler will also be launched.
He also said the company would launch a gearless scooter, a segment that is logging growth even when the motorcycles are registering slide in sales.
We are targeting 30 percent market share in eighteen months time. The market size is around 1.8 million units per year, said H.S. Goindi, senior vice-president, international business and three-wheelers, TVS Motors. Read more
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Leading two wheeler firm TVS Motor Company today forayed into the three-wheeler market by launching TVS King.
Launched at a function here by state Minister for Rural Development and Local Administration M K Stalin, TVS King would be a 200 cc two stroke autorickshaw. Read more
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AS a business strategy, TVS Motor has decided to launch new TVS flame 125cc bike using single spark plug ignition technology. This is in the wake of its legal battle with rival Bajaj Auto over producing and selling bikes using twin spark plug ignition technology. More
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TVS Motor plans to rekindle Flame with another engine
Published February 23rd, 2008 in Tvs motor. 0 CommentsTVS Motor, India’s third-largest two-wheeler maker, which was restrained from making its 125 cc Flame or three-wheelers based on the controlled combustion variable timing intelligent (CCVTi) engine technology, might launch the bike with a different engine.
This comes after the Madras High Court restrained the company from manufacturing, marketing and selling Flame or the CCVTi technology. While TVS Motors will continue the legal battle and is filing a fresh appeal with the divisional bench of the Madras High Court, sources in the automobile industry say that TVS Motors plans to bring in Flame with another engine. Read more
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TVS Motor Company launched its first electric scooter Scooty Teenz Electric, reports Economic Times.
Scooty Teenz Electric will save about 15-20% of customers` money in comparison to a petrol-run scooter. The vehicle generates an average range of 40 km per nine hours of charge. This can increase by 50% if the rider opts for lower speed of 20-25 km. Read more
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