Norton Bike News

TVS Motor Company has commenced production of the Norton Atlas at its Hosur plant, marking a key milestone in reviving the iconic British brand for global markets.

Norton has revealed a lineup of 14 official accessories for its upcoming Atlas motorcycles, aimed at improving practicality, customization, and riding experience.

The Norton Manx R is expected to enter India as the brand’s top-tier superbike, combining heritage-inspired design with modern engineering. It aims to cater to premium motorcycle enthusiasts seeking exclusivity and performance.

Norton’s flagship Manx R brings British superbike design, a powerful V4 engine, and advanced hardware, making it one of the most exciting premium motorcycle launches expected in India.

The upcoming Norton Atlas 585cc has been seen on Indian roads, hinting at its much-anticipated 2026 debut in the mid-capacity premium motorcycle segment.

Norton Motorcycles, backed by TVS Motor, has launched the Manx R supersport in the UK at GBP 20,250. The 1200cc V4 engine produces 206 bhp. Four variants are offered, with a possible India launch but no set date.

Norton has launched the Manx R sportbike in the UK with four variants, starting at £20,250. All models feature a 1,200cc V4 engine and advanced electronics. An India launch is planned, with variant details pending.

Norton Atlas and Atlas GT adventure motorcycles, produced by TVS in Hosur, have been spotted testing in India. Featuring a 585cc engine and advanced electronics, the bikes are expected to launch in the second half of 2026.

The Norton Atlas, powered by a 585cc parallel-twin engine, has been spotted testing in India. Manufactured by TVS, it is expected to launch in the second half of 2026 with prices between Rs 5 lakh and Rs 6 lakh.

Norton Motorcycles will launch its flagship Manx and Manx R models in India through TVS, offering six colour options, a 1,200cc V4 engine with 203bhp, advanced electronics, and premium safety features.

Norton has revealed six colour options for the Manx R, its flagship supersport motorcycle, ahead of its India launch. The bike features a 1200cc V4 engine producing 203.2bhp and 130Nm. India launch timing remains unconfirmed.

Norton Motorcycles will launch the Atlas in India in late 2026. The bike offers five colour options, two variants, a 585cc parallel-twin engine, advanced features, and will be produced at the Hosur facility.

TVS has patented the Norton Manx R in India, a 1200cc V4 motorcycle producing 206hp and 130Nm. The bike features advanced technology and will be manufactured at TVS’s Hosur plant, indicating a launch may be imminent.

Norton has patented the Manx R design in India, signaling a future launch. The 1200cc supersport features advanced technology and high performance, but will likely arrive after the adventure lineup launches in mid-2026.

Spy cams catch Norton Atlas GT and BMW F 450 GS ADV bikes testing side-by-side in India, signaling TVS' big push in the premium adventure segment.