Exclusive - TVS Zeppelin R Trademarked
TVS might launch its first cruiser motorcycle in 2021
TVS might launch its first cruiser motorcycle in 2021
The TVS Zeppelin concept was among the highlights of the 2018 Auto Expo and for a good reason: It was among the most radical concepts shown by the Hosur based brand. It was also its first attempt in the cruiser segment. While we expected to hear something about the TVS cruiser at the 2020 Auto Expo, TVS like many other renowned names from the industry gave the Auto Expo a miss. This led us to believe that TVS might have dropped plans of developing a cruiser motorcycle as it doesn’t have any connection with its heritage or legacy.
However, recent patent documents have revealed that it has copyrighted the name ‘Zeppelin R’. This means that TVS might rename the production version of the cruiser the ‘TVS Zeppelin R.’ While a trademark application isn’t a confirmation of a product's launch as it’s common practice to reserve some names, we feel that the TVS Zeppelin R is headed for production and might be launched in 2021. Action in the cruiser space has increased a lot with new entrants such as the Honda H’ness CB 350, Jawa Perak and the upcoming Royal Enfield Meteor 350.
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While most of the above names are roadsters or cruisers, the TVS Zeppelin is more of a power cruiser and this will help it in distinguishing itself. The concept bike featured a 220cc, single-cylinder motor and belt drive system. We are hoping that TVS engineers would have bumped the displacement to 250cc as it will give the Zeppelin a better standing in the presence of higher displacement rivals. A retail price of under Rs 1.50 lakh (ex-showroom) does sound tempting. Whether TVS will make the jump in the cruiser segment is something we will have to wait and watch, but we think the Zeppelin R can make a big impact.
TVS Zeppelin R User Reviews
In the price bracket of popular Royal Enfield and TVS Apache's, it's a reasonably priced bike but if you are someone with long-term usage do consider its spare parts and the cost of them and the most important customization which is available on other competitors in this range, because. For the mileage, it's somewhat the same as a royal Enfield classic. Design-wise and comfort-wise TVS have done very well with their riding angle, seat size, and cuisines. Everything looks just good nothing more nor less. Long-term riding also doesn't cause any pain in the upper or lower part of the back so in terms of that also TVS has done excellent just like the Apache's. It provides a whole new level of experience in riding. All in all a good bike you won't regret your decision, also if you can have a test ride you will know the experience. I assume vendors will soon start providing the customizations for this. I am assuming that because TVS has never left its line of bikes bare in terms of parts or servicing. I still remember a TVS bike from 2009 going through service and running safely in my uncle's house.Read More
TVS Zeppelin is awesome bike. It's a stylish look and comfortable car.
The best bike in this price range with many features, and also looks of the bike are good as compared to other bikes.
Looking at this bike I am in love with this, it is a classy, good-looking bike in this segment. It is the first-ever hybrid bike which is unique for me and everyone who loves the cruiser bike. Read More
In the mid-segment, unexpected features. Definitely go for buying it. They Introduced new features like- HD Cam (you may capture your road moment while traveling) and different wheel designs, even though rear and front looks are unique. Read More