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    Updated Royal Enfield Bullet 350, Meteor 350 Launch After Classic 350 Facelift

    Royal Enfield Bullet 350With the updated Royal Enfield Bullet 350 and Meteor 350, we can expect more features as standard, similar to Classic 350 faceliftRoyal Enfield dominates the sub-500cc motorcycle segment with products like Classic 350, Hunter 350, Bullet 350 and Meteor 350. An updated version of Classic 350 will be launched on 12th August. After that, Royal Enfield is also expected to introduce the Bullet 350 facelift and Meteor 350 facelift.Updated Royal Enfield Bullet 350, Meteor 350A variant rejig is likely for the facelift versions of Bullet 350 and Meteor 350. New colour options could be introduced as well. LED tail lamp and pilot lamp can be made standard for all variants of Meteor 350 facelift. Meteor 350 already offers LED headlamps, which will be carried forward.Bullet 350 facelift will have relatively fewer changes in comparison to Meteor 350 and Classic 350 facelifts. The new Bullet 350 is just around a year old, as it was launched in September 2023. It was the last 350cc Royal Enfield bike to be upgraded with the new engine and chassis.It remains to be seen if some new tech features are introduced with Bullet 350 facelift and Meteor 350 facelift. In the traditional sense, Royal Enfield bikes are preferred more for their dominating road presence, robust performance and powerful exhaust note. However, as consumer preferences are evolving in favour of advanced tech features, there can be a possibility for such upgrades.Royal Enfield Meteor 350Existing Bullet 350 has a fairly basic tech setup, as evident with the digi-analogue instrument console. This new instrument console was part of the updates introduced with the new-gen Bullet 350 last year. It is unlikely that it will witness any major changes. Bullet 350 is also equipped with a USB port.Possibility of new tech features are more with the Meteor 350 that caters to a diverse set of users. It includes a large section of the younger generation. In its current form, Meteor 350 is equipped with a retro-inspired, digi-analogue instrument panel. There’s a floating LCD screen and built-in Tripper navigation. A USB charging port is available under the clutch lever. With the Royal Enfield App, users can access a lot more features including call alerts on the Tripper.No Major mechanical updatesBullet 350 facelift and Meteor 350 facelift will continue using the 349cc single cylinder, air-oil cooled engine. It churns out 20.2 bhp and 27 Nm, and is mated to a 5-speed constant mesh gearbox. Suspension and braking systems will also be carried forward. Bullet 350 has 41 mm telescopic forks at front and twin tube emulsion shock absorbers at rear with 6-step adjustable preload.Royal Enfield Bullet 350Braking setup comprises 300 mm and 270 mm disc brakes at front and rear, respectively. Meteor 350 has the same configuration for the suspension and braking systems. Both bikes are offered with dual-channel ABS. While Bullet 350 has spoke wheels with tube-type tyres, Meteor 350 comes with alloy wheels and tubeless tyres, depending on variants.Powertrains for both the motorcycles will remain the same. Based on the overall quantum of updates, prices could be increased slightly for Bullet 350 facelift and Meteor 350 facelift. These are currently available at a starting price of Rs 1.74 lakh and Rs 2.06 lakh, respectively. More

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    Ola Electric Motorcycle Teased Again – Will Debut On August 15th

    Ola Electric Motorcycle TeasedWhen launched, Ola electric motorcycle will compete with rival offerings from the likes of Oben, Revolt, Tork and other OEMsOla Electric has emerged as India’s best-selling electric 2W manufacturer by quite some margin. The company had always maintained that they would branch out into more genres like electric cars, electric motorcycles and even electric rickshaws. Ola has showcased four electric motorcycle concepts too.Fast forwarding to August 2024, Ola has been teasing its upcoming electric motorcycle. The company has a habit of unveiling new and upcoming products and services on August 15th, India’s Independence Day. This year, the spotlight is on Ola’s electric motorcycle. Let’s take a look.Upcoming Ola Motorcycle TeasedOla Electric Motorcycle TeasedIndian electric scooters and motorcycle segment has emerged as a lucrative option for many automakers. Up until now, there has been a major uproar in electric scooters with many OEMs diving into it. Now, the focus seems to be shifting to electric motorcycles.CEO of Ola Electric, Bhavish Aggarwal, recently teased an electric motorcycle. He took a short test ride of this motorcycle and posted the same on social media. Very little was divulged in that short video. The new teaser, however, sheds some light on what we can expect from Ola’s upcoming motorcycle.Ola Cyber Racer Top VariantFor starters, Ola Electric has only teased this motorcycle from the front-top section. We can see the twin projector LED headlights, similar to S1 electric scooter range. Right within this headlight assembly, above projector headlights, there is a single-piece sleek horizontal LED bar that will act as bike’s DRL (Daytime Running Light).Above the headlights, there seems to be a headlight cowl or some sort of short windscreen. From this brief teaser, it looks like Ola is developing a street naked motorcycle. There are muscular tank shrouds that are accentuated to lend an aggressive stance. Handlebar looks like it is a single-piece unit and is positioned very upright.Ola Cyber Racer Mid VariantWhat to expect?Not a lot is known about Ola electric motorcycle teased, but it will be unveiled on August 15th. It is expected to recreate the same magic as S1 scooters did in scooter body style. Comparing this teaser with Ola’s four electric motorcycle concepts, there is very little semblance.However, when comparing it with Ola’s design patents in the recent past, we can establish some sort of semblance. Ola’s design patents showed the motorcycle in different variants. We expect the same to be true with production-spec model as well.Ola ADV BikePerformance might be in the same ballpark as Ola S1 Pro Gen II with a slightly larger battery pack. There is a good probability of it having a claimed range of over 150 km. If Ola offers the same 7-inch touchscreen dashboard on this motorcycle with Google Maps and a plethora of features and gimmicks, it could be a well-received product. More

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    2W Retail Sales July 2024 YoY – Hero, Honda, TVS, Bajaj, RE, Yamaha, Ola, Ather, Jawa

    TVS iQube2W retail sales showed 17.17% YoY and 4.91% MoM growth in July 2024 boosted by several economic factorsThe two wheeler (2W) segment in India continues to grow with new product launches and smooth supply chains coupled with improvement in economic conditions. New product launches with advanced features and better fuel efficiency also lent a positive impact to improved sales.The 2W segment has witnessed a 17.17% YoY growth to 14,43,463 units in July 2024, up from 12,31,930 units sold in July 2023. This was a volume growth of 2.11.533 units. MoM sales also improved by 4.91% over 13,75,889 units sold in June 2024. Every two wheeler OEM on this list has posted YoY growth in retail sales with the exception of Classic Legends.Vehicle Retail Sales July 20242W Retail Sales July 2024 YoY GrowthHero MotoCorp was at the top of this list with 3,99,324 unit retail sales last month, a significant growth over 3,61,766 units sold in July 2023. Market share however, dipped to 27.66% from 29.37% on a YoY basis. In July, Hero launched the 2024 Hero Xtreme 160R 4V at Rs 1.38 lakh. It enters a segment wherein it will compete with the TVS Apache RTR 160 4V and Honda Hornet 2.0.At No. 2 was Honda with 3,68,753 unit sales, a marked improvement over 2,99,790 units sold in July 2023. Market share improved to 25.55% over 24.33% on a YoY basis. Another 2W OEM to report improvement in retail sales was TVS Motor with 2,51,140 units sold last month. This was over 2,13,628 units sold in July 2023. TVS Motor continues to see high demand for its  Jupiter, Apache, XL, Raider, NTorq and iQube while the company also teased a new scooter which will debut this month.2W Retail Sales July 2024At No. 4 was Bajaj Auto with 1,61,435 units sold last month, up from 1,46,633 units sold in July 2023. Bajaj also commenced sales of the new Freedom 125 which promises a total range of 330 km when combined with CNG. Suzuki followed with YoY improvement in retail sales to 79,796 units, a growth over 62,755 units sold in July 2023. Royal Enfield has witnessed retail sales at 57,325 units last month from 56,328 units sold in July 2023 while Yamaha sales went up to 54,622 units over 45,899 units sold on a YoY basis.Ola Electric Sales SurgeOla Electric saw its retail sales surge in July 2024 to 41,624 units. There had been 19,406 units sold in July 2023 relating to a volume growth of 22,218 units. Ola Electric is now set to enter the electric motorcycle segment and teasers of the Ola bike have been doing the rounds. Once launched, it will take on rivals from Revolt, Oben, Tork etc.Ather Energy has also seen improvement in retail sales last month to 10,087 units, up from 6,685 units sold in July 2023. Lower down the sales order was Greaves (3,154 units), Piaggio (3,026 units), Classic Legends (2,131 units) and Bgauss (1,792 units). There were others on this list including electric vehicle makers who added 9,254 units to total retail sales, down from 11,378 units sold in the same month last year. More

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    Bajaj Chetak 3201 Special Edition Launch Price Rs 1.29 Lakh – Amazon Exclusive

    Bajaj Chetak 3201 Special Edition launchedLaunched exclusively on Amazon, Bajaj Chetak 3201 Special Edition will rival family e-scooters like TVS iQube and Ather RiztaBeing one of the major players in 2W electric mobility space, Bajaj has been coming up with more variants of its Chetak EV. The company, which primarily operated through off-line dealerships, have expanded its network to include online e-commerce websites like Amazon. Now, Bajaj Chetak 3201 Special Edition has been launched exclusively on Amazon.Bajaj Chetak 3201 Special EditionThe premium electric scooter segment have been witnessing a lot of action in the recent past. Many manufacturers have established their presence in this sub-segment. Existing players like Bajaj is extending its portfolio to incorporate more variants and special editions.Bajaj Chetak 3201 Special Edition – Amazon ExclusiveBajaj Chetak 3201 Special Edition is launched at an attractive price of Rs 1,28,744 (Ex-sh, Bengaluru). This is an Amazon Exclusive and will be offered at the special price throughout the month of August 2024. This is the first time in Indian electric scooter market where an e-scooter has been ‘Amazon Exclusive’.According to Bajaj Auto, this industry-first collaboration is an extraordinary milestone. One that will bring convenience and innovation towards EV market in India. With this Special Edition, Chetak’s variant lineup has been further expanded. This includes Premium, Urbane/3202, Chetak 2901, and Chetak 3201 Special Edition.Bajaj Chetak Special EditionChanges with Special EditionWith Chetak 3201 Special Edition, Bajaj is offering a unique visual treat. Bajaj calls it “Quiet luxury on wheels”. To back up the claim, Bajaj Auto is offering premium hand-stitched quilted seat covers for that sophisticated and premium look. Side body panels now get tone-on-tone embossed decals that read ‘Chetak’. Also, premium scuff plates.Because Chetak 3201 Special Edition is based on ‘Premium’ variant, it gets a lot of bells and whistles too. The colour TFT screen with turn-by-turn navigation and music controls is present. The same 3.2 kWh battery with a claimed 127 km of range (ARAI) remains the same. Special Edition seems to get a sole Brooklyn Black colour.Bajaj Chetak Special EditionStatement from Bajaj AutoTalking about the Chetak 3201 being launched on Amazon, Mr. Eric Vas, President, President, Urbanite, Bajaj Auto Ltd., shared, “We are delighted to elevate our partnership with Amazon with the exclusive launch and August sale of our Special Edition Chetak. This collaboration marks a significant milestone in the EV industry, where customers can access quiet luxury on wheels exclusively on Amazon.The Electric Chetak with its sturdy build and solid metal body, evokes a sense of trust and durability that our customers have come to expect from Bajaj Auto. This new special edition continues that legacy, delivering an unparalleled riding experience that combines luxury, reliability, and cutting-edge features.”Bajaj Chetak Special Edition Seat More

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    125cc Motorcycle Sales June 2024 – CB Shine, Pulsar, Raider, Glamour, Splendor, KTM

    New Hero Xtreme 125R125cc motorcycle segment registered strong YoY sales while MoM numbers fell marginally to a total of 2,99,526 units in June 2024Following our earlier report on motorcycle sales in the 350-450cc segment, and across the 150cc to 200cc range, we now assess sales in the 125cc range that continues to be primary volume generators in the country. Bikes in this segment are regaled for their affordable pricing while displaying an overall better riding experience.125cc Motorcycle Sales YoY – June 2024Sales in this 125cc motorcycle segment grew significantly on a YoY basis with Honda CB Shine and Bajaj Pulsar capturing a 68% market share. Total sales stood at 2,99,526 units, up 21.05% over 2,47,442 units sold in June 2023 relating to a volume growth of 52,084 units. Sales on a month-on-month (MoM) basis however, reported a very marginal dip of 0.05%, just short of 86 units when compared to 2,99,612 units sold in May 2024.NoMotorcycle 125cc SalesJun-24Jun-23DiffGrowth % YoY1Honda CB Shine1,39,58799,25440,33340.642Bajaj Pulsar63,58667,134-3,548-5.283TVS Raider29,58034,309-4,729-13.784Hero Glamour24,15911,19112,968115.885Hero Splendor21,39635,278-13,882-39.356Hero Xtreme 125R21,054021,054–7KTM164276-112-40.58–Total2,99,5262,47,44252,08421.05Once again it was Honda CB Shine that amassed a lion’s share in terms of sales. CB Shine also found its position at No. 2 on the list of top 10 best-selling motorcycles in India. Honda CB Shine sales stood at 1,39,587 units last month, a 46.60% YoY improvement over 99,254 units sold in June 2023. Priced from Rs 80,000-84,000 (ex-showroom), CB Shine currently commands a 46.60% share in this segment.Bajaj Pulsar (Pulsar 125 and Pulsar NS 125) was next on this list with sales of 63,586 units last month. This was a 5.28% YoY decline over 67,134 units sold in June 2023. Sales have probably taken a dip due to the fact that new 125cc Pulsar is currently on test, claimed to be a sportier version that would also see increased features. Pulsar garners a 21.23% share on this list.125cc Motorcycle Sales June 2024Up next among the best-selling 125cc motorcycles in India was TVS Raider. Sales however, fell by 13.78% YoY to 29,580 units, down from 34,309 units sold in June 2023. TVS Raider is priced from Rs 95,000-1.02 lakh (ex-showroom). Hero Glamour met with outstanding demand with a 115.88% YoY growth last month to 24,159 units, up from 11,191 units sold in June 2023. This was a volume improvement of 12,968 units to command an 8.07% share.Lower down the sales list was Hero Splendor with 21,396 unit sales. This was a 39.35% YoY decline from 35,278 units sold in June 2023. Splendor is also affordably priced at Rs 82,348 for the drum brake variant and Rs 86,348 for the disc brake trim (ex-showroom). From Hero stables was also Xtreme 125R with 21,054 unit sales last month. KTM 125cc range, consisting of 125 Duke and RC 125, witnessed a 40.58% YoY decline with 164 unit sales last month, down 112 units when compared to 276 units sold in June 2023. The highest priced bike in this segment, KTM 125 ranges from Rs 1.79-1.89 lakh (ex-showroom).125cc Motorcycle MoM SalesSales of motorcycles in the 125cc segment dipped very marginally on a MoM basis by 0.03% over 2,99,612 units sold in May 2024. As displayed on a YoY basis with the Pulsar, Raider and Splendor showing off lower sales, the same was the case on a MoM basis as well. Honda CB Shine saw a 9.99% growth MoM from 1,26,907 units sold in May 2024 while Bajaj Pulsar sales dipped 14.16% from 74,072 units. TVS Raider also saw lower sales by 20.59% whereas the company had sold 37,249 units in May.Among the Hero MotoCorp 125cc lineup, Glamour sales grew by 26.97% but sales of Hero Splendor suffered a MoM decline by 23.27%. Hero Xtreme on the other had saw a dramatic improvement in sales by 46.96% to 21,054 units from 14,326 units sold in May. KTM 125cc sales also showed off better performance on a MoM basis with a 13.89% growth from 144 units sold in May. Competition in this segment is set to get heated up with the new Bajaj Freedom 125 CNG which was launched in India recently.The motorcycle is available in three variants and is priced between Rs. 95,000 to Rs. 1.10 lakh (ex-showroom). More

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    Two Wheeler Sales July 2024 – Honda, Hero, TVS, Bajaj, Suzuki, Royal Enfield

    New Honda ActivaHonda saw its domestic sales surpass that of Hero MotoCorp by 91,783 units making it the No. 1 two wheeler maker in India in July 2024In July 2024, two wheeler majors in India, Honda, Hero, TVS, Bajaj, Suzuki and Royal Enfield displayed mixed performance. Sales in domestic markets improved significantly while MoM sales suffered severe decline. Exports on the other hand ended more positively both on YoY and MoM. Two wheeler sales of the 6 leading automakers grew by 13.77% YoY while it suffered an 11.17% MoM decline. Sales which had stood at 12,05,662 units in July 2023, improved by 1,66,058 units to 13,71,720 units in July 2024.Two Wheeler Sales July 2024 – Honda at No. 1 on Domestic ListHonda Motorcycle & Scooter India achieved 41.26% YoY growth in July 2024, with 4,39,118 units sold. This was a significant improvement over 3,10,867 units sold in July 2023. Honda currently commands a 32.01% share on this list. It is for the first time that Honda has surpassed Hero in the domestic market in terms of monthly sales. MoM sales on the other hand dipped by 9.01% over 4,82,597 units sold in June 2024.Two Wheeler Sales July 2024 – Domestic marketHero MotoCorp has faced a YoY dip in domestic sales by 6.43% to 3,47,335 units in July 2024. This was a notable 23,869 unit volume decline over 3,71,204 units sold in July 2023. Hero MotoCorp also suffered a MoM decline by 29.32% when compared to 4,91,416 unit sales in June 2024. TVS Motor retained its No. 3 position with 2,54,250 unit sales last month, up 8.09% over 2,35,230 units sold in July 2023 to command an 18.54% share on this list. Its MoM performance saw a very marginal decline by 0.58% down by 1,484 units.Up next was Bajaj Auto with an 18.91% YoY growth in domestic sales to 1,68,847 units last month, from 1,41,990 units sold in the same month last year. Suzuki motorcycle’s sales crossed 1 lakh units for the first time in domestic market in July 2024. Suzuki sales showed off a remarkable 25.27% YoY growth to 1,00,602 units and it was the only automaker on this list to show off a MoM growth by as much as 41.52%. Royal Enfield YoY sales dipped by 6.80% to 61,568 units in the past month while MoM sales also continued in the red by 6.88% from 66,117 units sold in June 2024.Two Wheeler Sales July 2024 – Exports marketTwo Wheeler Exports July 2024On the export front, the 6 leading two wheeler makers in India saw positive response both on a YoY and MoM basis. Sales grew by 5.93% YoY to 3,03,010 units, up from 2,86,058 units sold in July 2023. MoM sales were up 14.20% when compared to 2,65,332 units shipped in June 2024. Bajaj Auto leads in terms of exports with 1,28,694 units sold last month relating to a 1.45% YoY growth along with a 1.78% MoM improvement. Bajaj Auto currently commands a 42.47% share on this export list and was the only automaker to surpass exports above the 1 lakh unit mark.TVS Motor exports improved by 10.83% YoY and 28.59% MoM to 85,426 units while exports of Honda surged 60.27% on a YoY basis to 43,982 units. There had been 27,443 units exported in July 2023. MoM exports also improved in double digits by 21.49% over 36,202 units shipped in June 2024. Featuring at no. 4 on the export list, Hero MotoCorp showed off a 13.10% YoY improvement in exports to 22,739 units while the company excelled in terms of MoM performance with an 88.99% growth from 12,032 units sold in June 2024. Suzuki (16,112 units) and Enfield (6,057 units) each suffered YoY and MoM decline in exports.Two Wheeler Total Sales July 2024Total sales saw a 12.27% YoY growth but a 7.45% decline on a MoM basis to 16,74,730 units. With a marked increase in domestic sales, Honda featured at No. 1 in total sales (domestic + exports) in July 2024. Sales stood at 4,83,100 units last month, a 42.80% YoY growth but a 6.88% MoM decline to command a 28.85% share on this list.Two Wheeler Total Sales July 2024 – Domestic + ExportsAt No. 2 was Hero MotoCorp that showed off both YoY and MoM decline in total sales to 3,70,074 units. Share also dipped from 27.82% held in June 2024 to 22.10% last month. With a YoY and MoM improvement in sales, TVS Motor sales stood at 3,39,676 units last month taking up shareholding on this list to 20.28% from 17.80% held in June 2024. Bajaj Auto total sales grew by 10.68% to 2,97,541 units while the company reported a 2.01% MoM decline. Suzuki sales improved by 8.23% YoY and 32.20% MoM to 1,16,714 units while Royal Enfield suffered a 7.51% and 7.54% YoY and MoM de-growth in total sales. More

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    Royal Enfield Classic 350 Variant Details Leak – Heritage, Premium, Signals, Dark, Chrome

    Royal Enfield Classic 350 LED Headlight. Image – Throttle 98With better features than before, the updated Royal Enfield Classic 350 will further consolidate its position as India’s No 1 classic bikeRoyal Enfield has been leading the 300cc to 500cc motorcycle segment for a very long time. The company is at a point where it is unbeatable by rivals. Particularly, Royal Enfield Classic 350 has emerged as a phenomenon. Now, there will be a major update to Classic 350 to rejig its variants and features list. Here’s some leaked info regarding the same.Updated Royal Enfield Classic 350India’s leading classic motorcycle manufacturer, Royal Enfield, boasts an extensive range of 350cc, 450cc, and 650cc models. The 350cc lineup, particularly the Classic 350, dominates the sales charts and stands as the company’s top-selling model by a significant margin.Royal Enfield Classic 350 Test Mule File PhotoClassic 350 seems to have gotten the formula right and has appealed to target audience. Even though Classic 350 offers an experience that is unrivaled, it doesn’t fare well against rivals when you lay down the equipment and features. Royal Enfield is working on it and will unveil an updated Classic 350 on August 12th in Mumbai.Ahead of launch, a recent report has spilled the beans, revealing what the updated Classic 350 has to offer. For starters, updated Royal Enfield Classic 350 will be offered in Heritage, Heritage Premium, Signals, Dark and Classic Chrome. For the first time, Classic 350 will be getting LED headlights, tail lights and pilot lamps as standard.Royal Enfield Classic 350 Test Mule File PhotoOnly the top variants like Dark and Classic Chrome will get LED turn indicators as standard, while they are optional on other variants. Same is the case with adjustable brake and clutch levers, which will be standard only on Dark and Classic Chrome. Features that are standard across the range are gear position indicator and a Tyoe-C USB charger.Speculations suggest lower trims will come with drum brakes at the rear with single-channel ABS, to keep entry-level price competitive. Other speculations suggest only the Dark variants will get alloy wheels and tubeless tyres as standard, while they will be optional with other four trims.Specs and PricingOther than these incremental updates, updated Royal Enfield Classic 350 will continue to be positioned on the same J-platform like its predecessor. The same J-Series 349cc 20.2 bhp and 27 Nm single-cylinder air-cooled SOHC 2V engine will be carried over, mated to the same 5-speed gearbox. We wish there is a slipper clutch with this update.Componentry like RSU telescopic front forks, twin-shock rear setup, 19-inch front and 18-inch rear wheels and others will continue as is. There will be a hike in price and we should expect the base price closer to Rs 2 lakh (Ex-sh) mark. Launch is on August 12th, 2024.Source More

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    All-Black TVS Ntorq Race XP Teased – New Stealth Colour Possible

    All-Black TVS Ntorq Race XP TeasedWhen launched, All-Black TVS Ntorq Race XP will rival sporty scooters like Honda Dio 125, Suzuki Avenis 125 and Yamaha Ray ZR 125If there is one colour which is universally accepted to have a lot of appeal, it has to be Black. In cars, scooters and motorcycles, Black is often a sought after colour, even in a hot country like India. TVS has been launching Black Editions of their products to boost sales and something similar is cooking for Ntorq 125 as well.TVS Ntorq Black Edition TeasedWhile it is not exactly confirmed that it will be called ‘Black Edition’. TVS Motor’s website calls it as “New Ntorq Race XP”. Company’s official teaser on social media handles hints at an all black vehicle that will exude a lot of attitude. As seen in the teaser, there are not likely to be as many stickers and decals on this particular model too.TVS’ teaser starts by mentioning “We’ve heard you”. This suggests that the upcoming colourway has been constantly asked for at showrooms and TVS collected this feedback from their dealer partners. It goes on to say “Prepare to be spellbound while darkness takes over you”.The company has also announced that bookings for this upcoming colourway has been commenced. It should cost a couple of thousands extra over what the Ex-sh price of TVS Ntorq currently costs. Which is between Rs 89,641 and Rs 1,05,841 (Ex-sh, Delhi).All-Black TVS Ntorq Race XP TeasedGoing by TVS’ recent Black Edition with regard to Apache RTR 160 2V and Apache RTR 160 4V, there is a high probability of TVS Ntorq Black Edition. We might get an all-black murdered look with black decals and stickering for that stealth look. Wheels and other elements are also likely to be black.Currently, TVS sells Race Edition and Super Squad Editions of Ntorq along with trim levels like Disc, Race XP and the top-spec XT. Depending on the trim level, TVS Ntorq offers a comprehensive suite of connectivity with its proprietary SmartXonnect app.Performance and PriceWhere performance is concerned, All-Black TVS Ntorq Race XP is likely to bear the same performance boost as standard Race XP. This means it will come equipped with the same 124.8cc single-cylinder 3V oil-cooled engine with 10.2 PS of peak power and 10.9 Nm of peak torque. There will be two riding modes too – Street and Race.TVS Ntorq Race XPCurrently, TVS Ntorq Race XP is priced at Rs 97,491 (Ex-sh, Delhi) and the new all-black version might cost a couple of thousand rupees more. Componentry like RSU telescopic front forks, 12-inch alloy wheels at both ends, front disc brake will remain similar to standard Race XP. As it is not the top-spec XT trim, it will miss out on the more advanced instrument cluster.Also read – TVS new scooter teased More