TVS Reveals Full Specifications Of Norton Atlas And Atlas GT

TVS Reveals Full Specifications Of Norton Atlas And Atlas GT, Priced At 9.6 Lakhs In UK

Published June 11, 2026

Norton Motorcycles has revealed the all-new Atlas and Atlas GT. With prices in the UK starting at £8,250 (around Rs 9.6 lakh), the Norton Atlas and Atlas GT are expected to arrive in India later this year.

However, local production at TVS Motor's Hosur facility is likely to help bring prices down significantly compared to the imported models sold overseas.

Industry estimates currently place the India-spec Atlas range in the Rs 5 lakh to Rs 7 lakh bracket in the premium middleweight adventure motorcycle segment.

Once launched, the Atlas range is expected to compete with motorcycles such as the Kawasaki Versys 650, BMW F 450 GS, KTM 490 ADV Adventure and the upcoming Royal Enfield Himalayan 750.

Left handlebar of the Norton Atlas motorcycle featuring complex switchgear, a handguard, and the 8-inch digital TFT touchscreen console blurred in the background.

Category	Norton Atlas	Norton Atlas Apex	Norton Atlas GT
Engine	585cc liquid-cooled DOHC parallel-twin, 270° crank, 78mm × 61.2mm bore/stroke, 12.2:1 compression ratio, APS-coated cylinders, ride-by-wire throttle, multi-point fuel injection, knock sensor, dual oil pumps, high-flow cooling system	Same	Same
Output	69bhp (70PS) @ 9,300rpm, 57.5Nm @ 7,300rpm	Same	Same
Exhaust	Steel 2-into-1 exhaust with upswept silencer	Same	Same
Transmission	6-speed gearbox, bi-directional quickshifter, assist & slipper clutch, primary drive ratio 40:81, X-ring chain final drive, 16T front sprocket, 47T rear sprocket	Same	Same
Frame & Chassis	Steel trellis frame, cast aluminium swingarm, engine as stressed member	Same	Same
Front Suspension	KYB 43mm USD forks, fully adjustable, 20-step compression/rebound adjustment, 180mm travel	Same	KYB 43mm USD forks, fully adjustable, 140mm travel
Rear Suspension	KYB monoshock, 180mm travel, hydraulic preload adjuster	KYB monoshock, 180mm travel, full hydraulic adjustment	KYB monoshock, 140mm travel
Brakes	Twin 310mm semi-floating discs, radial ByBre calipers, 270mm rear disc	Twin 310mm floating discs, radial ByBre calipers, 270mm rear disc, Electronic Combined Braking, Vehicle Hold Control	Twin 310mm front discs, radial calipers, 270mm rear disc
Wheels & Tyres	19 x 2.50-inch front, 17 x 4.00-inch rear, Eurogrip Explo R Plus 110/80 ZR19 & 150/70 ZR17	19 x 3.00-inch front, 17 x 4.50-inch rear, Eurogrip Explo R Plus 110/80 ZR19 & 150/70 ZR17	17-inch front and rear alloy wheels, road-focused tyres
Dimensions	188kg wet (without fuel), 845mm seat height, 220mm ground clearance, 1,465mm wheelbase, 25.7° rake, 101.7mm trail	192kg wet (without fuel), 845mm seat height, 220mm ground clearance, 1,465mm wheelbase, 25.7° rake, 101.7mm trail	815mm seat height; other dimensions not disclosed
Fuel & Efficiency	15.4-litre tank, 23kmpl	Same	Same
Ride Modes	Urban, Rain, Sport, Tour, Enduro	Same	Same
Rider Aids	Bosch 10.3MB 6-axis IMU, Cornering ABS, Cornering Traction Control, Cornering Cruise Control, Drag Torque Control, Tractive Effort Control, Wheelie Control, Rear Lift Control, Rear Slide Control	Bosch 10.3ME 6-axis IMU plus Vehicle Hold Control and Electronic Combined Braking	Bosch 6-axis IMU, Cornering ABS, Cornering Traction Control, Cornering Cruise Control, Wheelie Control, Slide Control
Display & Connectivity	8-inch 720p TFT touchscreen, Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, Navigation, Multimedia Control, Call Control, Music Control, GoPro Control, Ride Telematics, Norton Rider App, S-OTA & F-OTA updates	Same	Same
Lighting	Twin LED projector headlamps, dynamic light intensity, DRLs, handguard-integrated indicators, LED tail lamp, dynamic brake light	Adds cornering lights and puddle lamps	Twin LED projector headlamps, DRLs, LED indicators, LED tail lamp
Comfort & Convenience	Keyless ignition, electronic steering lock, keyless seat lock, keyless fuel cap, USB-C charger, adjustable brake & clutch levers, tapered aluminium handlebars, aluminium footpegs with removable rubber inserts	Adds heated grips, TPMS, adjustable windscreen, luggage frame, pillion handle kit	Keyless ignition, USB-C charger
Ownership	10,000km / 12-month service interval, 36-month warranty, Norton Roadside Assist	Same	Same
Colours	Matrix Black, Trophy Silver, Verona Green, Sinopia Orange	Matrix Black, Trophy Silver, Verona Green, Sinopia Orange, Glacier Blue	Matrix Black, Trophy Silver, Verona Green, Sinopia Orange

Powering both models is a new 585cc liquid-cooled parallel-twin engine featuring a 270-degree crankshaft. The engine develops 69bhp at 9,300rpm and 57.5Nm of torque at 7,300rpm, and is paired with a 6-speed gearbox, assist-and-slipper clutch and a bi-directional quickshifter.

Norton says the engine has been engineered to deliver strong low and mid-range performance while remaining engaging at higher revs.

The Atlas is positioned as the more adventure-oriented model, featuring a 19-inch front wheel, 220mm ground clearance, 180mm suspension travel and an 845mm seat height. Meanwhile, the Atlas GT adopts a more road-focused setup with 17-inch wheels, reduced suspension travel and a lower 815mm seat height aimed at touring and fast-road riding.

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Front three-quarter close-up of a Verona Green Norton Atlas adventure motorcycle showing the illuminated LED headlight and prominent fuel tank branding.

Both motorcycles are built around a steel trellis frame and come equipped with fully adjustable KYB suspension and a Bosch 6-axis IMU. Rider aids include cornering ABS, traction control, cruise control, wheelie control, slide control and five riding modes.

An 8-inch TFT touchscreen with navigation, smartphone connectivity, OTA updates and Norton Rider app integration is also standard.

The higher-spec Atlas Apex adds features such as heated grips, tyre pressure monitoring, cornering lights, puddle lamps, electronic combined braking and vehicle hold control. Norton will also offer a wide range of touring, protection and luggage accessories, further enhancing the motorcycles' long-distance capabilities.

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