Norton V4 superbike, nearing its grand reveal, was recently tested by TVS MD Sudarshan Venu. Discover its bold design, powerful engine, and what makes this British icon a game-changer.Norton V4 Superbike Pricing

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Model	Estimated Price (UK)	Estimated Price (India)
Norton V4SV	£44,000 (~₹41.71 lakh)	₹40-50 lakh (CBU)
Norton V4CR	£42,000 (~₹39.80 lakh)	₹38-48 lakh (CBU)

Note: Prices are approximate and subject to change based on import duties and final specifications.

Norton V4 Key Features

Feature	Details
Engine	1200cc V4, liquid-cooled, ~185 bhp, 125 Nm
Chassis	Handbuilt aluminum, CNC-machined
Suspension	Öhlins NIX30 forks, TTXGP rear shock
Brakes	Brembo monobloc, dual 330mm front discs
Electronics	6-inch TFT display, IMU-based traction control

A New Era for Norton’s V4 Superbike

Norton Motorcycles, under TVS’s ownership, is revving up for a bold comeback with its next-generation V4 superbike, spotted in its final testing phase by TVS MD Sudarshan Venu. This isn’t just another bike—it’s a statement of British craftsmanship meeting Indian engineering prowess, poised to challenge giants like Ducati and BMW.

Design That Turns Heads

The new V4 sports a sharper, more aggressive look compared to the current V4SV’s softer lines. Its sleek LED headlights and aerodynamic fairing scream performance, with ducts hinting at a ram-air intake for that extra power kick. It’s a bike that demands attention, whether on the track or the road.

Power and Performance

While the current V4SV delivers 185 bhp, rumors suggest the updated V4 could push past 200 bhp, putting it in the same league as the Ducati Panigale V4. The 1200cc V4 engine, paired with a lightweight aluminum chassis, promises thrilling speed and agility. Expect top-tier components like Öhlins suspension and Brembo brakes for unmatched control.

TVS’s Vision for Norton

Since TVS acquired Norton in 2020, the brand has undergone a massive overhaul, with over ₹1,000 crore invested in R&D and a new UK facility. Venu’s hands-on testing underscores TVS’s commitment to quality, ensuring the V4 meets global standards. The bike is set to debut at EICMA 2025, with plans for India launch by late 2025.

Why It Matters

This V4 isn’t just about speed—it’s about reviving Norton’s legacy. With India’s growing superbike market and the India-UK Free Trade Agreement slashing import duties, Norton’s premium bikes are more accessible than ever. It’s a thrilling time for enthusiasts craving exclusivity and performance.

For more on Norton’s journey, check out Norton Motorcycles’ official site or ZigWheels for the latest updates.

Disclaimer:
This article is for informational purposes only and does not constitute professional advice. Prices and specifications may vary. Always verify details with official sources.

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