TVS Motor Company Names Le Warehouse Distributor in Mauritius, Launches Ronin and NTORQ XP
Le Warehouse will distribute TVS two-wheelers in Mauritius, with its 361 retail business as reseller. TVS Motor has operated in the market for over 10 years.
TVS Motor Company announced a new distribution partnership with Le Warehouse in Mauritius, with 361 as its reseller, to strengthen the brand’s connection with Mauritian customers.
The company combines its manufacturing expertise with Le Warehouse’s local market knowledge and 361’s retail presence. It also introduced two models at the launch event, the TVS Ronin and the TVS NTORQ XP.
The event was attended by Osman Mahomed, Minister of Land Transport, Mauritius, and Pradeep Chaurasiya, Head of Africa Business, TVS Motor Company, along with senior representatives from Le Warehouse and 361.
Peyman Kargar, President – International Business, TVS Motor Company, said, “The launch highlights the importance of the African market in our international business ambition and development as well as TVS Motor’s commitment to strengthen its presence in Mauritius. With the introduction of the TVS Ronin and TVS NTORQ XP, we are expanding our portfolio to offer Mauritian customers greater choice across distinct riding segments.”
Chaurasiya said, “Mauritius has been an important market for TVS Motor Company for over a decade, and we are pleased to build on this longstanding association with a renewed focus on strengthening our presence in the country. Our partnership with Le Warehouse and 361 brings together TVS Motor’s global manufacturing expertise and a strong local understanding of customer needs. We look forward to working closely with our partners to deepen our engagement with customers and contribute to the evolving mobility landscape in Mauritius.”
Amit Kantilal Shah, CEO, Le Warehouse, said, “TVS Motor Company brings together the strength of an established international manufacturer and a strong focus on innovation, performance and value, which aligns well with our own philosophy. Through 361, we have built strong relationships with Mauritian households by making recognised international brands accessible and supporting customers throughout their ownership journey. Extending this experience into mobility marks an important strategic diversification for Le Warehouse and an opportunity to play a greater role in the everyday lives of our customers. With TVSM already having an established presence and an existing community of owners in Mauritius, our focus is to build on this legacy. We will leverage 361’s retail network, digital channels and customer relationships to expand the brand’s reach, improve product accessibility and offer customers a wider choice of mobility solutions that meet their everyday needs.”
Model Specifications
TVS Ronin:
- Engine: 225.9 cc, single-cylinder, 4-stroke, 4-valve, oil-cooled
- Power and torque: 20.4 PS at 7,750 rpm; 19.93 Nm at 3,750 rpm
- Transmission: 5-speed gearbox
- Suspension: 41 mm upside-down front forks; 7-step adjustable rear mono-shock
- Brakes: 300 mm front disc, 240 mm rear disc; dual-channel ABS with multiple modes
- Fuel tank: 14 litres
TVS NTORQ XP:
- Engine: 124.79 cc, single-cylinder, 3-valve
- Power and torque: 9.4 PS at 7,500 rpm; 10.5 Nm at 5,500 rpm
- Transmission: CVT automatic
- Suspension: Telescopic front; gas-filled hydraulic rear shock absorber
- Brakes: 220 mm front disc, 130 mm rear drum
- Fuel tank: 5 litres
- Technology: SmartXonnect connectivity (subject to variant confirmation)
The launch comes as road congestion remains a topic of discussion in Mauritius. TVS Motor said the new models are meant to serve a range of needs, from daily commuting to personal mobility and leisure riding.
Le Warehouse and 361 will focus on product accessibility, customer engagement and after-sales support. The companies said the partnership builds on TVS Motor’s existing presence in Mauritius and aims to strengthen its retail and distribution network.
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