Norton
Company Information
Established:
1898
Headquarters:
Solihull, England
About Norton
Founded by James Landsdowne Norton in Birmingham, England, Norton is one of the most iconic names in British motorcycling, despite a tumultuous financial history. Perhaps best known for its Commando line of motorcycles, the brand is currently owned by India-based TVS Motor Company.
Latest News and Reviews
Norton announces three-year unlimited mileage warranty
Norton Motorcycles is now offering customers better protection on the road.
Norton reveals Atlas, Atlas GT ADV bikes
The 206hp Manx R stole the show, but Norton has two middleweight adventure bikes planned.
Introducing the Norton Manx R: A 206hp V4-powered superbike
Norton Motorcycles has unveiled the Manx R, an all-new 1,200cc V4 superbike that marks the British brand’s official return to form under TVS.
Norton reveals names of upcoming models
Norton is spilling the beans before its multi-model EICMA reveal by sharing the names of three of the models it intends to reveal.
Norton’s Re-awakening: Four new bikes and a fresh chapter
A century-old name, a modern vision and four new motorcycles: Norton’s latest comeback could finally stick.
Yamaha-based Norton RCW588 replica up for grabs
This stunning Ron Haslam Norton RCW588 race replica is going under the hammer on 9 November - but this bike holds a secret…
Norton bringing 300 jobs to UK
The UK government says Norton’s plans in the Midlands will bring hundreds of jobs to the region.
TVS Motor makes a move on Engines Engineering
TVS Motor has acquired the well known testing and development company Engines Engineering to turn the company into a Global Centre of Excellence.
Norton will build its new flagship bikes here in the UK
The reborn Norton is preparing to roll out a new flagship range from its Solihull HQ, backed by £200 million of TVS investment and a bold plan for global growth.
Nearly new Norton F1 Rotary is going under the hammer in November
A very rare, ‘unused’ Norton F1 Rotary motorcycle will soon be up for auction in the UK.
Is Norton REALLY scrapping the Commando?
Norton has announced plans to drop one of its most popular models, but is that REALLY what’s happening here?
Norton ends V4SV, V4CR, and Commando 961 production
Norton is gearing up for a bold new era as it winds down production of three of its models.
Norton strengthens global operations with new subsidiary
TVS has officially formed an Indian subsidiary of the iconic British motorcycle maker Norton.
Low-mileage 2024 Norton V4SV to go under the hammer this week
A barely used 2024 Norton V4SV will be up for sale this Friday as part of Iconic Auctioneers’ latest motorcycle auction.
Norton Rotary to be raced by Michael Dunlop at the 2025 Classic TT
Michael Dunlop will ride a WizNorton WRS 588cc Rotary motorcycle in this year’s Formula 1 Classic TT race.
A new teaser video from Norton gives us a clue as to the next new model
Norton has released another teaser video of its next bike, with some of the commentary pointing to a new V4 motorcycle.
TVS has revealed when we’ll see four new Norton models
TVS Motor has provided further details on when we could expect to see new Norton motorcycles.
This is the updated Norton V4 model
Norton has shared images of its next-generation superbike, showing the machine undergoing testing ahead of its official reveal later this year.
Norton launches Series 1 helmet range in partnership with Hedon
Norton and Hedon have teamed up to create premium lids that pair heritage, style, and cutting-edge safety tech.
Norton Electra Nameplate Revived: Possibly For New 400cc Bike
Trademark filings from India have revealed the British brand is set to announce a model called the Norton Electra.
Norton Motorcycles Set to Land in India
Reports in India claim Norton Motorcycles will arrive in the country under parent company TVS Motor by the end of 2025
Norton Motorcycles Expands Dealer Network with Krazy Horse Central London
Norton Motorcycles has expanded its UK network with a fourth partnership with Krazy Horse
Company Information
Founded by James Landsdowne Norton in Birmingham, England, Norton is one of the most iconic names in British motorcycling, despite a tumultuous financial history. Perhaps best known for its Commando line of motorcycles, the brand is currently owned by India-based TVS Motor Company.