Weekly News Wrapup: Royal Enfield Meteor 350, TVS Apache RTR 200 4V With Riding Modes Launched And More!

This week witnessed some of the biggest launches of the month. Here’s a recap

Biggies like Royal Enfield and TVS have really shown their prowess this week, when it comes to providing enthusiasts bikes that can connect with their souls. Apart from new launches, there have been some interesting developments in terms of future product lineups from different brands too. Check out all the important two-wheeler news of this week:

Royal Enfield Meteor 350 launched:

Royal Enfield has entered a new chapter with the launch of the Meteor 350. It comes with several new features, from engine to powertrain - all designed to ensure a flawless riding experience. What’s more, it comes at a fairly competitive price tag too, undercutting its arch nemesis, the Honda H’Ness CB350!

TVS Fiero 125, Zeppelin R, Retron & Raider incoming:

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TVS seems to have quite a few interesting things brewing in its backyard. Recently, a trademark for the Zeppelin R leaked online. That’s not all, the trademark application for the name TVS Raider too was leaked, hinting at the arrival of an adventure-tourer from the brand. There’s even a 125cc motorcycle incoming, carrying the legacy of the famed Fiero. There’s also a new product by the name Retron, which, as cryptic as it sounds, points to several possibilities.

2021 TVS Apache RTR 200 launched:

In addition, TVS Motor Company also surprised us with the launch of a massively-updated 2021 Apache RTR 200 4V. It gets several segment-first features like full-fledged riding modes, adjustable front suspension and more. The best part is that all these changes have resulted in just a premium of Rs 1,000 over its predecessor!

KTM 250 Adventure launch soon:

KTM is all set to launch the 250 Adventure real soon. Wondering how much it may cost and when exactly is it likely to launch? Well, you can find all the answers here.

Ducati Multistrada 950 S launched:

Ducati has launched its third BS6-compliant motorcycle in India, the Multistrada 950 S. It is also the most affordable adventure tourer from the brand in India. The S variant in particular comes with a couple of tricks up its sleeve. Here’s what they are.