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Detailed stories on technology startups, business and economic current affairs.
Delays, quality complaints and thin deliveries of the Apache RTX 300 risk eroding trust just as India’s third largest two-wheeler maker tries to move upmarket.
Five months after launching the adventure tourer Apache RTX 300—one of its most strategically important products—TVS Motor Co. is struggling to get it into the hands of customers.
Dealers report receiving as few as four RTX units in their monthly factory shipments, according to interviews with sales personnel in Mumbai, Delhi, Pune and Bengaluru. Customers who booked in October 2025 are still awaiting delivery in March 2026. New bookings now carry July 2026 delivery dates—an ongoing four-month wait that is fast becoming routine.
“Some customers are cancelling due to the long wait times. There is a lot of anticipation for …
The corporate flatterer is not a spoon that feeds the boss’s ego. He is a mirror—and what he reflects is the leader, and the organization, telegraphed right back.
The two-wheeler giant’s domestic weakness is overshadowing its global strength. Investors now want proof that Bajaj can win again at home.
India’s largest two-wheeler maker has seen a stock surge on the back of macro tailwinds, an EV push, a credible export strategy and renewed investor faith. Proving that this rally isn’t just a festive-season fling will be the real test.
