TVS showcases four production-ready models at EICMA 2026

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TVS showcased four production-ready models at EICMA 2026 in Milan. These are the TVS Orbiter, M1-S, TVS X and the RTR 125. The company also announced plans to strengthen its presence in Europe through an growing retail network, dedicated facilities and products developed for local markets.

Out of the four new models showcased, three are electric scooters. The TVS Orbiter is a city-focused electric scooter that comes with two removable battery options. The M1-S is an electric maxi-scooter with a claimed top speed of 105kmph and storage space for a full-face helmet under the seat. Meanwhile, the TVS X sits at the top of the electric scooter range and gets a 10.2-inch touchscreen among other features.

TVS RTR 125 LC Right Front Three Quarter

The TVS RTR 125, however, drew a lot of attention. From its aggressive design to its new engine and a comprehensive list of features, the bike made people sit up and take notice. It has been developed for A1 license holders in Europe and positioned as an entry-level motorcycle for younger and first-time riders. Whether TVS considers launching the bike in India remains to be seen, since it is an expensive proposition.

The company’s existing European motorcycle portfolio also includes the RR 310, RTR 310, Ronin and RTX 300.

TVS Motor also conducted test rides at EICMA for the first time. Hundreds of visitors were given the opportunity to experience its motorcycles and scooters during the event.

The company is also expanding its European retail network. Its Italian network currently has more than 100 retailers, while Spain and Portugal together account for another 22 outlets. TVS Motor plans to expand into France and Germany next. The RTX 300, which was introduced at EICMA 2025, is also scheduled to reach European dealerships.

TVS RTR 125 LC Engine From Left

Apart from the production-ready models, TVS Motor presented its ’82 Series Collection in Milan. This comprises four one-off concept motorcycles developed to showcase the company’s racing heritage and its approach to transferring motorsport learnings to production models.

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