TVS Motor Company-owned Norton Motorcycles has revealed the names of its three upcoming models. The manufacturer has confirmed that its new models will be called Manx, Manx R, and Atlas, as per Visordown's report. It is to be noted that these will be the first bikes to come out of the automaker's house as part of its overhaul. They will be fully revealed in a few days at the EICMA.
Visordown also reports that the name Manx will be used for a naked motorcycle, while the Manx R will be a sportbike, and Atlas will be an adventure motorcycle. Meanwhile, the name of the fourth product that the manufacturer plans on unveiling is yet to be revealed. This is the same product that has been spied multiple times and will likely have a V4 engine.
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The origin of the name Manx can be found in the brand's history, as it was previously used between the 1940s and 1960s for a single-cylinder model. It will likely be a middle-weight sport bike, while the Manx R will be a faired version. Similarly, the name Atlas has been used by the brand for a parallel twin model sold in the 1960s.
While the rest of the details are not known, the brand earlier revealed the sketch of its upcoming supersport. It hints at a completely different design language from what the brand has had so far. It will be a part of the manufacturer's Resurgence campaign to renew its presence in the market.
The design, developed by Simon Skinner, who is the Head of Design, provides an initial look at the motorcycle that will be produced at Norton's plant in Solihull. This signifies the beginning of a new design direction for the brand.
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