For the introduction of low-cost bicycles in India

The third largest IC product of India recently Motorcycles India ITS 2 wheels a new concept of low cost of TVS bikes in India. The company and asked the staff is well known that the bikes are basically to be designed for rural areas. The driving force behind this concept is the growing demand for affordable products on the market in India by bicycle. The company is well and prosper, and in the market with the latest models and new STI and wonderful than ever before Malthus more customers and sales. With the development of these models at low prices, the company agrees not to jeopardize the quality products and efficient. The current portfolio includes bicycles TV TVS Star, TVS Apache, LCD TVs sport a flame, and Jive TVS, TVS Wego, TVS Scooty, TVS MAX R, and so on.

So far the bike is cheaper than the stars of the company Scooters India  that come with the nominal rate of 32,000 rupees (ex Fair New Delhi) with an engine capacity of 100 cc. It is the famous company in the country to take advantage of most of the customers with a stylish and powerful bike in recent years, and the decision does not mean it will stop production of Super Bikes. With inexpensive models as well, and requires the company to provide users with international designs. About 600 or more engineers working on the low cost of these models. The total amount of Rs. And sanctioned 100 million rupees by the company was to complete this project.

With the new idea, and TV Also thinking of starting the production of two electric wheelchairs. With the release of these costs is low, motor bikes, the company expects to increase its market share grow by 2% and 17% share of the current and this is 15%. autorickshaw India has a sales target for the month of September Rs 10,000 crore by 2012 and 6,000 crores for the current fiscal year. This is not the first time the company is developing low-cost models, motorcycles and scooters of the company is already working on roads in India are successful. The motivation for the company not only growth but also for the service of humanity.

There were also reports, now named Lakshami Fine, 27, daughter of Venu Shrinivasan (President and CEO of TVS), and chief strategy officer at the rank of general manager of Sundaram Clayton before. Venu Lakshami is soon to be daughter-in-law of Infosys Narayana Murthy, Chairman.