EICMA 2017: Norton Motorcycles to Launch in India via Kinetic MotoRoyale

The Norton Dominator and the Norton Commando will be initially launched in India in the in coming months.

Written by: Ajinkya Lad
Published: November 10, 2017, 2:46 PM IST

Kinetic Group has partnered with British bike maker, Norton Motorcycles to launch its range of motorcycles in India. The announcement was made jointly by both the partners at the ongoing EICMA 2017. Norton Motorcycles will be launched by Kinetic in India through its premium motorcycle brand – MotoRoyale. Initially, Kinetic will import two Norton motorcycles in India via the CBU route, while CKD assembly will start at a later date. Also Read: EICMA 2017: Royal Enfield Continental GT 650 & Interceptor 650 Showcased
Norton Commando 961 cafe racer
Media reports claim that Kinetic will first launch the Norton Dominator and the Norton Commando motorcycles in India through CBU route. Later, these motorcycles will be imported as CKD units and will be assembled locally at Kinetic’s facility in Ahmednagar, Maharashtra. The new JV will not only launch Norton bikes in India, but will also assemble and distribute Norton motorcycles in ASEAN markets like Bangladesh, Indonesia, Bhutan, Malaysia, Mongolia, Maldives, Myanmar, Lao Peoples Democratic Republic, Brunei Darussalam, Cambodia, Philippines, Nepal, Singapore, Thailand, Sri Lanka and Vietnam. Read More: KTM 790 Duke Showcased at EICMA 2017; India Launch Likely by end 2018
Norton V4 RR
Speaking about the JV, Mr. Stuart Garner, CEO and Owner, Norton Motorcycles, said, “We are now taking the next big step forward and delighted to form this alliance with the Kinetic group. I believe that the style, passion and beauty of Norton products coupled with the experience of Kinetic will make a winning combination and deliver a fabulous range of Norton motorcycles across the Asean territories”. Norton Motorcycles currently sells bikes like Norton V4 RR, Norton Commando 961 Cafe Racer MK II, Norton Dominator and the Commando 961 Sport MK II in the UK market.

Source: LiveMint & OD

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