has expanded its motorcycle portfolio for Europe with the introduction of the RTR 125 at EICMA 2026. Developed for riders holding an A1 licence, the new 125cc motorcycle is aimed at younger customers and those entering the sports motorcycling segment for the first time. The RTR 125 is designed to offer an engaging riding experience while retaining the practicality needed for everyday commuting. The company says the motorcycle draws on its performance engineering expertise and racing experience, which dates back to 1982.



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The new model joins three electric scooters in TVS Motor's latest European product showcase. Together, the four production-ready models underline the company's plans to strengthen its presence across electric mobility and lightweight performance motorcycles.



TVS RTR 125: Designed for first-time sports motorcycle buyers


The TVS RTR 125 is positioned as an accessible entry point into the company's performance motorcycle range in Europe. Its focus is on younger riders and customers looking to move beyond conventional commuter motorcycles.



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Developed for the A1 licence category, the model aims to balance responsive performance, agility and rider control with the convenience required for daily use.




TVS Motor is drawing on its racing heritage to bring elements of its performance-focused engineering into the 125cc segment. The company has been involved in motorsport since 1982 and says its experience on the track continues to influence the development of its road-going motorcycles.




The RTR 125 will also serve as an introduction to the brand's wider motorcycle line-up in Europe.



TVS Motor's European motorcycle portfolio includes RR 310, RTR 310 and Ronin


The RTR 125 will join the company's existing and upcoming range of motorcycles in Europe, which includes the RR 310, RTR 310, Ronin and RTX 300.




While the RTR 125 is intended for new and younger riders, the other models cater to customers looking for different riding experiences, including sport motorcycles, roadsters and adventure-oriented machines.




The RTX 300, which was introduced at EICMA 2025, is also scheduled to arrive at European dealerships. Its addition will help TVS Motor expand its presence in the adventure touring category.




The company has not yet announced market-specific prices, final specifications or availability timelines for the four production-ready models. These details are expected closer to their respective European launches.



TVS Motor strengthens global engineering and design capabilities


TVS Motor's international expansion is backed by an engineering and manufacturing network spanning India, Singapore, the United Kingdom and Bologna in Italy.




India remains central to the company's product development, advanced engineering, manufacturing and quality operations. Its Global Centre of Excellence for Design and Engineering in Bologna has further strengthened its capabilities following the acquisition of Engines Engineering S.p.A.




The international network brings together expertise in product design, electric powertrains, connected technologies and performance engineering. It also allows the company to incorporate feedback and requirements from different markets into the product development process.



TVS Motor showcases 19 vehicles at EICMA 2026


The RTR 125 and the three electric scooters are part of TVS Motor's larger display of 19 vehicles at EICMA 2026. The showcase covers electric mobility, performance motorcycles and premium riding experiences.




One of the key attractions is the global debut of the '82 Series, a collection of special one-off editions based on the RR 310, RTR 310, RTX 300 and Ronin.




The collection pays tribute to TVS Racing's contribution to the company's engineering journey and its motorsport heritage. It also represents the brand's philosophy of bringing lessons learnt through racing into motorcycles developed for everyday use.




Visitors can find the TVS Motor stand at Hall 18, Stand I64, at Fiera Milano in Rho, Italy. EICMA 2026 will open to the public from November 5 to November 8. The TVS Orbiter, M1-S and TVS X will also be available for test rides in the designated area.