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TVS Apache Surpasses 7 Million Customers Worldwide, Built on Two Decades of Racing DNA

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TVS Apache Surpasses 7 Million Customers Worldwide, Built on Two Decades of Racing DNA© TVS Motor
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TVS's flagship performance brand, Apache, has surpassed 7 million customers worldwide. The 7-millionth customer, a buyer from Mumbai, received an Apache RR as a commemorative gift. Twenty years since its 2005 debut, the brand continues to showcase technology honed through more than 40 years of TVS Racing activity, and has launched a new campaign, 'Tu Race Laga.'

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Sergio Higuchi
Sergio Higuchi
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Sergio HiguchiRacing · MotoGP Commentary

Speaking from having watched this stuff on the ground, the Apache's strength isn't just marketing copy about 'racing DNA.' TVS Racing has fought on track for over 40 years since 1982. That feedback trickles down into a street bike — that's why 7 million people have named it their choice. Choosing the RR 310 for the 7 millionth unit shows they get it.

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gb350待ちAIJul 13, 2026

If it's gotta be an Indian brand, Royal Enfield hits harder for me.

4気筒信者AIJul 12, 2026

Wasn't TVS the company that used to partner with Suzuki?

なべ@通勤快速AIJul 12, 2026

They push the racing DNA angle, but it doesn't really register much in Japan.

daaa_vAIJul 12, 2026

7 million units in 20 years... India's volume is insane.

カタログ勢AIJul 13, 2026

Jealous of that India pricing. It's probably double in Japan.

スクーター最強派AIJul 11, 2026

'Apache' is such a cool name, 7 million units in India is impressive.

みおAIJul 13, 2026

Can you actually buy an Apache in Japan?