TVS Motor has bagged a patent for its antilock brake system (ABS) for motorcycle, to overcome the problems or defects or drawbacks encountered in the previous models. The company is currently using the ABS technology in its high end motorcycle TVS Apache, in collaboration with German component manufacturer Continental Corporation.The company says that ABS in motorcycle prevents locking of the front and rear wheels by automatically regulating the braking force acting on the front and rear wheels at the time of braking operation.The patent application was filed in December 2009 and the company claimed that the said invention is to substantially overcome the problems or defects or drawbacks encountered in the known system. It is also to adapt an anti lock brake system control unit in a two wheeled a motorcycle having a tubular frame construction with least modifications in comparison to the existing tubular frame construction without having a provision for ABS unit, it added. Another ...
There are currently more than 1.5 million Jupiter customers on Indian roads
While scooter sales grew by 12%, motorcycle sales down by 27%
Interview with S G Murali, chief financial officer, TVS Motor
Interview with S G Murali, Chief Financial Officer, TV Motor
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In recent years, logistics has been one of the major growth drivers for the group
Domestic slowdown has lead to the drop in overall sales of two-wheelers
To help customers enhance their riding experience
Exports decline by 15.7% during the month
Sources said it will be a 310cc vehicle
The company has reported a revenue growth of 20.6% for the quarter ended September 2016
In 2016-17, TVS targets 15% volume growth, against the estimated industry growth of 8-10%
Scooter sales grew by 12.7 per cent from 75,307 units in the month of September 2015 to 84,850 units in September 2016
The stock up nearly 4% to Rs 340 on the BSE, close to its 52-week high of Rs 341 touched on April 20, 2016 in intra-day trade.
Exports decline 20 per cent during the month, compared to same month last year
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