TVS stands for T. V. Sundaram Iyengar, who founded the company in 1911 as a transportation business with a large fleet of trucks and buses under the name of Southern Roadways. In 1962, he established Sundaram Clayton, a company that manufactured brakes, exhausts, compressors and various other automotive parts. 

In 1976, the company set up a plant at Hosur in Tamil Nadu to manufacture mopeds as part of their new division. In 1980, TVS 50, India’s first two-seater moped rolled out of the factory at Hosur. In 1987, the company entered into a technical collaboration with Suzuki Motor Corporation to produce motorcycles for the Indian market. The joint venture was called TVS-Suzuki and it launched several models such as the Suzuki Supra, Suzuki Samurai, Suzuki Shogun and Suzuki Shaolin. 

In 2001, the company parted ways with Suzuki and renamed itself TVS Motor Company. Since then, the company has become one of the leading two-wheeler manufacturers in India and has expanded its presence to over 60 countries. The company also acquired Norton Motorcycle Company, a British motorcycle brand, in 2020. Some of the popular products of TVS Motor Company are TVS Apache, TVS Jupiter, TVS Scooty, TVS Ntorq and TVS XL.                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                          
                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                             

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Yamaha Corporation is a Japanese manufacturer of musical instruments. It was founded by Torakusu Yamaha in 1887 as a reed organ manufacturer and was originally known as Nippon Gakki Co. It was incorporated on October 12, 1897. Yamaha Motor Co., Ltd. is a separate company that produces motorcycles and other vehicles. It was founded on July 1, 1955, by Genichi Kawakami, a former president of Yamaha Corporation.
The Yamaha brand trademark, YAMAHA, comes from the name of the founder, who pioneered the production of Western musical instruments in Japan. He was fascinated by Western science and technology and started his career as a watchmaker. 
He later repaired medical equipment and was asked to fix a broken reed organ at a school. He succeeded in repairing it and decided to make his own organ. He delivered his prototype organ to the Music Institute in Tokyo, but it was criticized for its poor tuning. He then studied music theory and tuning and improved his organ.
The tuning fork mark that represents the Yamaha brand was inspired by his experience of studying tuning with a tuning fork in his hand. The mark symbolizes the three essential elements of music: melody, harmony and rhythm.
Yamaha expanded its product range to include pianos, wind instruments, string instruments, percussion instruments, electronic instruments and audio equipment. It also diversified into other fields such as sports equipment, lifestyle products, semiconductors and recreation business.
Yamaha has a strong presence in both domestic and international markets. It has established subsidiaries and affiliates in many countries and regions. It has also acquired several companies such as Steinberg Media Technologies GmbH, L. Bösendorfer Klavierfabrik GmbH, Line 6, Inc., Revolabs, Inc. and Ampeg.
Yamaha has the vision to be a “sound company” that creates excitement and cultural inspiration together with people around the world.


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Manufacturing & Product Segments

SUZUKI MOTORCYCLE INDIA PRIVATE LIMITED is a subsidiary of Suzuki Motor Corporation, Japan, dedicated to delivering high-value products to the Indian market. We uphold the same manufacturing philosophy of providing value-packed products since our inception. Our focus is on manufacturing two-wheelers that cater to the diverse needs of valuable Indian customers across all segments.

Plant area and production capacity:
We have established our manufacturing plant in Gurgaon (Haryana), covering a total land area of 37 acres. The present plant occupies 10 acres, while the remaining area is reserved for land development and future expansion. Our plant has an annual capacity of 1,000,000 two-wheelers, ensuring efficient production to meet customer demands.


Evolution of Suzuki

By 1954, Suzuki was producing 6,000 motorcycles per month and had officially changed its name to Suzuki Motor Co., Ltd. Building on the success of its motorcycles, Suzuki went on to create an even more successful automobile, the 1955 Suzuki Suzulight. The Suzulight featured innovative elements such as front-wheel drive, four-wheel independent suspension, and rack-and-pinion steering, which were considered groundbreaking at the time.

From 2009 to 2015, Volkswagen held a 19.9% non-controlling shareholding in Suzuki. However, this partnership did not continue due to disagreements between the companies. Suzuki accused Volkswagen of not sharing promised technology, while Volkswagen objected to Suzuki's decision to purchase diesel engines from Fiat. As a result, an international arbitration court ordered Volkswagen to sell back its stake in Suzuki. In September 2015, Suzuki completed the stock buy-back by paying $3.8 billion.



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**KTM bike price in India** starts with [KTM 125 Duke](https://www.carbike360.com/bikes/ktm/125-duke) priced Rs 1.71 lakh to [KTM 390 Adventure](https://www.carbike360.com/bikes/ktm/390-adventure) priced Rs 3.35 lakh, which is the **Most Expensive KTM bike in India** currently.

The brand offers 9 KTM bikes and 2 Husqvarna models in India with some of the most popular bikes being the KTM 125 Duke, [KTM 200 Duke](https://www.carbike360.com/bikes/ktm/duke-200) and [KTM RC 125](https://www.carbike360.com/bikes/ktm/rc-125). Upcoming KTM bikes in the Indian market are **KTM 790 Adventure** bike price estimated Rs 11.5 lakhs expected in November 2022, the [790 Duke](https://www.carbike360.com/bikes/ktm/790-duke) priced Rs 8.63 lakhs expected by September 2022, [KTM 890 Adventure](https://www.carbike360.com/bikes/ktm/890-adventure) bike priced Rs 11.50 lakhs expected in August 2022, the **KTM 890 Duke** bike priced Rs 8 lakhs in October 2022, and the [KTM 1290 Super Duke R](https://www.carbike360.com/bikes/ktm/2020-1290-super-duke-r) priced Rs 12.50 lakh expected in December 2022.

We also expect the naked middleweight **KTM 790 Duke BS6** model to make a comeback soon. It was sold out after limited units were imported to India. [KTM 790 Duke](https://www.carbike360.com/bikes/ktm/790-duke) priced Rs 8.64 lakh was launched in 2019 and sold till 2020.

**KTM motorcycles** offer strong engines with excellent overall performance and speed. The single-cylinder, 4-valve, liquid-cooled engine provides longevity and reliability. Ride KTM bikes to enjoy the journey and overcome any sort of terrain. The KTM ABS function guarantees good grip and smooth handling on hairpin bends and neat tackling on corners.

The high range KTM DTS-i engine produces superior displacement with enhanced energy, power and torque for full adventure. Some **Famous KTM bikes in India** are [KTM 125 Duke street bike](https://www.carbike360.com/bikes/ktm/125-duke), [RC 125 sports bike](https://www.carbike360.com/bikes/ktm/rc-125), naked quarter-litre 250 Duke bike, and KTM RC 200 full-faired sports bike.

**KTM bikes price range** from Rs 1.98 lakhs on-road for KTM 125 bike to Rs 3.39 lakhs on-road price for [Duke 390 street fighter](https://www.carbike360.com/bikes/ktm/duke-390). Prices vary as per model such as KTM Duke 200 costs 2.18 lakhs* onward, while [KTM 390 Adventure](https://www.carbike360.com/bikes/ktm/390-adventure) costs 3.92 Lakh* onward.

KTM Duke 200 bike entered India in 2012, at the same time [Bajaj Auto](https://www.carbike360.com/bikes/bajaj) raised its stake in KTM. The Austrian bike maker owns the **Husqvarna brand**, *which sells the **Svartpilen 250** and **Vitpilen 250** bikes made in India at the Bajaj-KTM factory in Pune, Maharashtra*.

Bajaj is a significant partner for KTM as the Duke and RC portfolio of bikes are manufactured at Bajaj assembly plant in Chakan and exported henceforth to nations such as Argentina, Australia, Colombia, Europe, Hong Kong, Japan, Korea, Malaysia, Mexico, Nepal, Philippines, Singapore, and Thailand.

KTM started to make the R100 in 1954 with only 20 workers, and the production of bikes was only three per day. KTM won its first racing competition in the 1954 Austrian championship. Racing proved to be the core of manufacturing technology, however in 1955 KTM unveiled Mirabell - the first KTM scooter, which helped set up a production facility by 1964.

As the brand KTM progressed, there was a growth in manpower and after 4 decades of its foundation, the Austrian company was making over 40 various types of two-wheelers.

**KTM Bike Brand Competitors:** KTM bike rivals such as [Ducati](https://www.carbike360.com/bikes/ducati), [Yamaha](https://www.carbike360.com/bikes/yamaha), [Triumph](https://www.carbike360.com/bikes/triumph), [Suzuki](https://www.carbike360.com/bikes/suzuki), [Honda](https://www.carbike360.com/bikes/honda) and [BMW](https://www.carbike360.com/bikes/bmw).

## KTM Bikes Price in India 2022 

|KTM Bikes | Ex-Showroom Price |
|:----:|:----:|
|KTM RC 125 |**₹ 1,80,538**| 
|KTM RC 390 |**₹ 3,14,000** |
|KTM RC 200 |**₹ 2,13,000**| 
|KTM 390 Duke |**₹ 2,87,545**| 
KTM 250 Duke |**₹ 2,28,736**| 
|KTM 200 Duke |**₹ 1,90,000**| 
|KTM 125 Duke |**₹ 1,76,000**| 
|KTM 390 Adventure |**₹ 3,35,000**| 
|KTM 250 Adventure |**₹ 2,42,000**|
|KTM 790 Duke |**₹ 864,000 (sold-out)**|
|Husqvarna Vitpilen 250 |**₹ 2,17,000**|
|Husqvarna Svartpilen 250 |**₹ 2,18,000**|


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Okaya is a trusted brand in India, known for its four-decade-long commitment to trust and quality in the battery manufacturing industry. With extensive experience, Okaya has now entered the Electric Mobility space, offering a range of solutions from Electric Vehicles and Electric Vehicle Batteries to EV Charging and Battery Swapping. 

Committed to the environment, Okaya holds ISO 14001:2004 certification and has introduced Zero Emission Electric Two-Wheelers, providing affordable and sustainable mobility options. 

Okaya is an Indian electric vehicle manufacturer that produces electric scooters. The company uses LFP (Lithium iron phosphate) batteries in most of their scooters, ensuring longer battery life. LFP batteries are known for their safety and long life span. They are also more stable at high temperatures compared to other types of lithium-ion batteries.


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The Honda Group is a Japanese multinational corporation that produces automobiles, motorcycles, power equipment and other products. The group was founded by Soichiro Honda in 1948 as Honda Motor Company, Ltd. 

The company started producing motorcycles in 1949 and became the world’s largest motorcycle manufacturer in 1959. Honda also entered the automobile industry in 1963 and became the second-largest Japanese automobile manufacturer in 2001. 

Honda was the first Japanese automobile manufacturer to launch a dedicated luxury brand, Acura, in 1986. The Honda brand name is derived from the founder’s surname, which means “original rice field” in Japanese. The Honda Group has a global presence and operates in various segments such as mobility, environment, community and safety.

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The new 2020 Honda CRF1100L Africa Twin motorcycle was launched in India with a starting price of Rs. 15.35 lakh and goes upto Rs. 17.50 lakh (ex-showroom, India). The new CRF1100L model now packs a bigger, parallel-twin engine along with new technology and upgraded features. The motorcycle has also received an overhaul wherein it gets a revised fairing, lighter frame, and a 25-litre fuel tank. Notably, the main difference between the regular Honda Africa Twin and the Adventure Sports version is that the latter gets protective bodywork, height-adjustable windscreen, and a standard engine bash plate.
The 2020 Honda Africa Twin range now offers 12 per cent more power and 11 per cent more torque. The company has also worked on the power to weight ratio, which has been increased by 10 per cent. The basic architecture of the engine has been retained, but the parallel-twin mill now gets a longer stroke. The powertrain now belts out 101 bhp of maximum power at 7,500 rpm against the peak torque of 105 Nm at 6,250 rpm. With lighter aluminium cylinder sleeves and redesigned engine casings, the manual version of the 2020 Africa Twin is lighter by 2.5 kg whereas the automatic DCT engine is 2.2 kg lighter.
The 2020 Honda Africa Twin gets completely updated electronics including Honda Selectable Torque Control (HSTC), Honda's version of the traction control system, which is now powered by an inertial measurement unit (IMU). It also features four power levels and three levels of electronic engine braking. The Wheelie Control system can be turned off completely. Apart from this, the motorcycle gets a new touchscreen instrument cluster with Bluetooth audio as well as Apple Carplay compatibility.
The company offers the new Africa Twin with four default riding mode options - Tour, Urban, Gravel and Off-Road, along with two additional modes that can be customised by the user. The standard model of the new Africa Twin weighs 226 kg whereas the DCT version has a kerb weight of 236 kg. 
The wheels on the motorcycle remain unchanged with 21-inch up front and 18-inch rear combination wire-spoked wheels shod with tubed tyres. For deceleration, the bike uses 310 mm dual wave floating hydraulic discs at the front and a 256 mm single hydraulic disc gripped by a single piston caliper at the rear. The dual-channel ABS system offers on-road and off-road settings, which can be switched off completely. The new Africa Twin motorcycle is claimed to offer a mileage of 20.4 kmpl and 20.8 kmpl for the manual and automatic versions, respectively.
The new motorcycle also gets a new frame with a bolt-on subframe. Seat height has increased from the previous 820mm-840mm setup to 850mm-870mm, but the seat is narrower by 140mm now. The Adventure Sports model gets Showa 45mm USD fully adjustable fork and Showa preload-and rebound-adjustable monoshock. Its 21-inch front and 18-inch rear spoked wheels can accommodate tubeless tyres.
The 2020 Honda CRF1100L Africa Twin Adventure Sports faces competition from the new Triumph Tiger 900, Ducati Multistrada 950, and the BMW F 850 GS.

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