The Norton Atlas will be launched in four variants: Atlas, Atlas Apex, Atlas GT and Atlas GT Apex.
By Deepanshi | Published Jun 11,2026
It will be powered by a 585cc, parallel-twin engine producing 70PS at 9,300rpm and 57.5Nm at 7,300rpm.
The bike gets fully adjustable KYB 43mm Inverted fork at the front and KYB Monoshock at the rear (fully adjustable for Apex variant).
The Atlas has 180mm wheel travel at both ends, and the Atlas GT has 140mm at both ends.
The standard bike gets a 19-inch front and a 17-inch rear alloy wheel setup, while the Atlas GT gets 17-inch wheels at both ends.
Braking is handled by 310mm dual-discs at the front and a 270mm disc at the rear, with dual-channel ABS.
The seat height of the standard Atlas is 845mm and that of the Atlas GT is 815mm, while the weight is 188kg and 192kg, respectively (without fuel).
The Atlas comes loaded with features like an 8-inch TFT console, Bluetooth and Wi-Fi connectivity, GoPro controls, cruise control, keyless ignition, and an electronic fuel filler cap as standard.
The Apex variants get additional features like TPMS, heated grips, hill-hold assist and electronic combined braking.
The bike gets lots of rider aids like wheelie control, stoppie control, rear slide control, traction control and four ride modes: Urban, Rain, Sport, Tour, and Enduro.
Norton Atlas will be available in four standard colours: Colours: Matrix Black , Trophy Silver, Verona Green and Sinopia Orange. The Apex variant will have an exclusive Glacier Blue colour.
The launch of the Atlas can be expected in September 2026, with its price being around Rs 6 lakh for the Atlas and Rs 6.5 lakh for the Atlas GT (both prices ex-showroom).