
Last Updated on: 01 Sep 2026
Norton Manx R
Norton Manx R is a 1200cc superbike powered by a V4 engine that will be fully assembled in India. This E20-compliant bike will compete with litre-class performance motorcycles such as the Ducati Panigale V4 and BMW S 1000 RR. While the Ducati produces the highest power of the three at 216hp, the Manx R is expected to produce the highest torque at 130Nm. Its 14.5-litre fuel tank will be smaller than those of its rivals and riders need to plan their rides as the bike lacks a fuel gauge.
The engine is expected to feature titanium intake valves, independently controlled throttle bodies for the front and rear cylinder banks, and rear-cylinder deactivation at speeds below 5kph. For easier and quicker maintenance, the bike will also get a cassette-style gearbox, a setup more commonly found on racing bikes. Norton has launched a one-off version of Manx R to add a touch of fresh colour in the lineup. This will have an asymmetrical finish with shades of metallic pink, deep purple and light grey without any mechanical changes to the bike.
Norton Manx R Features and specifications
Body Style | Bike |
Our Rating | Yet to be Reviewed |
Mileage | To be announced |
Transmission | Manual |
Engine | 1200 cc |
Fuel Type | Petrol |
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Norton Manx R Images
Expect Manx R to integrate both design and engineering that results in its proportionate structure. Take a look at Norton Manx R images to sneak peak at its optimised geometry for a stable ride.

Norton Manx R Colours
Norton Manx R variants will be available in shades of Trophy Silver, Matrix Black, Celestial Grey, Aqua Green, Carbon and Glacier Blue.
Norton Manx R FAQs
Currently, Norton Manx R is not open for pre-booking in India. Once, prebooking is open, you can go to the reservation page on Norton's website and follow the steps to confirm your payment.
As of now, the tentative launch date of Norton Manx R in India is around September 2026.
The superbike has a smaller fuel tank (14.5 litres) for its powerful 1200cc engine which means there will be more frequent fuel stops during a long ride. This may need planning especially on a long stretch without gas station.
Norton Manx R will be competing with litre-class performance motorcycles such as the Ducati Panigale V4 and BMW S 1000 RR.
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