The two-day motorcycling event will take place December 5-6 at Hilltop, Vagator, featuring racing activities, live music performances, and community gatherings for riders.
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TVS Motor Company announced on September 30 that it will hold the fifth edition of its MotoSoul motorcycling festival in Goa this December. The event is scheduled for December 5-6, 2025, at Hilltop, Vagator.
The festival, operating under the theme "All Out Motorcycling," will bring together motorcycle owners, enthusiasts, ...
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TVS Motor Company announced on September 30 that it will hold the fifth edition of its MotoSoul motorcycling festival in Goa this December. The event is scheduled for December 5-6, 2025, at Hilltop, Vagator.
The festival, operating under the theme "All Out Motorcycling," will bring together motorcycle owners, enthusiasts, and media representatives for two days of activities. Programming includes gymkhana competitions, dirt track racing, stunt demonstrations, and test ride opportunities for TVS products.
Vimal Sumbly, Head of Business - Premium at TVS Motor Company, said the festival has evolved since its inception. "Over five editions, it has grown from a festival into a vibrant movement that unites riders, nurtures talent, and builds lasting connections," Sumbly stated in the announcement.
The event will feature panel discussions led by TVS Racing members and motorcycling figures, along with evening entertainment including live music and DJ performances. Attendees can participate in workshops and view custom motorcycle displays. The festival will also include product launches and collaborative projects between TVS and other brands.
TVS Motor Company has incorporated wellness sessions and environmental initiatives into the festival programming. Members of the Apache Owners Group and TVS RONIN C.U.L.T. communities are expected to attend.
TVS Motor Company manufactures two and three-wheelers, operating facilities in India and Indonesia. The company distributes products in 80 countries and owns Norton Motorcycles in the United Kingdom and TVS Ebike Company AG in Switzerland.