New TVS Victor launched at Rs 49,188

    The new Victor comes with added tech such as TVS' 3-valve Ecothrust engine technology; disc brake-equipped variant priced at Rs 51,188.

    Published On Mar 21, 2016 01:48:00 PM

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    New TVS Victor launched at Rs 49,188

    TVS Motor Company launched the new Victor in Pune at a starting price of Rs 49,188 (ex-showroom, Maharashtra). This 110cc commuter motorcycle comes equipped with drum brakes, while the disc brake variant is priced at Rs 51,188 (ex-showroom, Maharashtra).

    The Victor brand, originally launched by TVS in 2002,  has received a major overhaul. The 2016 bike gets tech like the company-patented 3-valve Ecothrust engine technology, petal disc brake, tubeless tyres, and styling tweaks.

    The Victor's110cc engine develops a peak power output of 9.46bhp and 0.96kgm of torque. The company also claims a fuel economy figure of 76kpl.

    Talking about the company's plans, Arun Siddharth, head of marketing, TVS Motor Co, said: “On the quality front, we have been recognised by JD Power recently. With a known name (Victor) in the family motorcycle segment, we are expecting to garner a bigger market share in the coming months. With Victor positioned in the family segment and TVS Star and Sport positioned in the executive and budget categories respectively, we believe that now our portfolio of commuter motorcycles is complete. We hope that the three different models deliver expected results to us."

    The Victor rivals bikes like the Honda’s Dream range (Yuga, Dream, CD100), the Honda Livo, Mahindra Centuro, and the Suzuki Hayate.  
     

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