The company showcased the Orbiter, M1-S, TVS X and RTR 125, while targeting a 40% contribution from international business to overall revenue by 2030.
TVS Motor Company has reinforced its focus on Europe as a strategic growth market by showcasing four production-ready models at EICMA 2026 in Milan. The line-up comprised the electric TVS Orbiter, M1-S and TVS X, along with the RTR 125 motorcycle developed for European A1 licence holders.
For the first time at the annual motorcycle show, the company also organised test rides, allowing hundreds of visitors to experience its products. The move forms part of a wider strategy to strengthen TVS Motor’s distribution, retail and service presence across developed international markets.
The company aims to increase the contribution of its international business to overall revenue, with the potential to reach 40% by 2030.
TVS Motor Expands Its European Retail Network
TVS Motor has continued to strengthen its dealer network across key European markets. Its Italian network now includes more than 100 retailers, with sales in the country growing by 110% over the past year.
The company also has 22 retailers operating across Spain and Portugal, while France and Germany are the next markets in its expansion plans. Additionally, the RTX 300, which was introduced at EICMA 2025, is scheduled to reach European dealerships.
Peyman Kargar, President of International Business at TVS Motor Company, said Europe offers opportunities across electric mobility, performance motorcycles and premium urban transportation. He highlighted the importance of understanding local customer requirements and developing strong distribution and service capabilities.
Three Electric Models and an A1-Compliant Motorcycle
The four production-ready models displayed at EICMA include three electric vehicles targeting different segments of the European market.
The TVS Orbiter is positioned as a city electric scooter and comes with a choice of two removable battery options. The TVS M1-S brings an electric powertrain to the maxi-scooter segment, with a claimed top speed of 105 kmph and underseat storage capable of accommodating a full-face helmet.
At the premium end of the electric line-up is the TVS X, which features a 10.2-inch touchscreen and an integrated LTE connection.
The fourth model, the TVS RTR 125, is aimed at A1 licence holders, providing younger and first-time riders with an entry point into the company’s European motorcycle portfolio. TVS Motor’s existing motorcycle range in the region also includes the RR 310, RTR 310, Ronin and RTX 300.
’82 Series Collection Celebrates Racing Heritage
Apart from the production-ready models, TVS Motor presented its ’82 Series Collection for the first time globally in Milan. The collection comprises four one-off concept motorcycles developed as a tribute to the company’s racing heritage and TVS Racing’s contribution to its engineering philosophy.
The collection includes the ’82 Series RR 310, inspired by the company’s racing achievements; the ’82 Series RTR 310, featuring cornering ABS, traction control and wheelie control supported by a six-axis IMU; and the ’82 Series RTX 300 adventure motorcycle.
The fourth model is the ’82 Series Ronin 250, which combines neo-retro styling with scrambler and roadster influences. TVS Motor clarified that all four motorcycles are concept builds intended for display only.
Peyman Kargar To Become TVS Motor CEO
In a separate development, Peyman Kargar has been appointed Director and Chief Executive Officer of TVS Motor Company, effective January 27, 2027. He will succeed K. N. Radhakrishnan.
Kargar brings more than three decades of international automotive leadership experience to the role. His appointment comes as TVS Motor looks to expand its global footprint and increase the contribution of international markets to its overall business.
