SINGAPURA & MILÃO--(BUSINESS WIRE)--out 29, 2026--
A TVS Motor Company (TVSM), líder mundial no fabrico de veículos de duas e três rodas, regressa à EICMA, em Milão, em novembro, um ano depois da sua estreia no maior salão de veículos de duas rodas do mundo. A empresa vai apresentar novos modelos para a Europa numa conferência de imprensa na terça-feira, 3 de novembro, às 10h00 CET. O stand da TVS fica no Pavilhão 18, stand I64.
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A EICMA 2025 marcou o início do percurso de crescimento da TVS Motor na Europa. Desde então, a empresa tem-se concentrado em lançar as bases para o sucesso a longo prazo, desenvolvendo a rede de concessionários, o serviço pós-venda e o apoio ao cliente nos principais mercados.
Em Itália, o seu primeiro mercado europeu, a TVS trabalha hoje com cerca de 100 concessionários. As vendas a retalho em Itália cresceram 110% este ano até setembro, muito acima do crescimento global do mercado, de cerca de 10%, o que reflete a forte aceitação da marca pelos clientes.
Para continuar a crescer na Europa, a empresa está a criar as suas próprias empresas de vendas nacionais: a Itália seguem-se em breve França e Alemanha, onde vão abrir concessionários TVS. Noutros pontos da Europa, a TVS já conta com 18 concessionários em Espanha, 2 em Portugal, 4 na Hungria e 1 em Malta. A Grécia e a Sérvia seguem-se até ao final de 2026, e a Roménia até março de 2027.
“No ano passado, em Milão, dissemos que estávamos a levar a Europa a sério. Um ano depois, podemos mostrar o que esse compromisso significa”, afirmou Peyman Kargar, President International Business, TVS Motor Company, nomeado Director e Chief Executive Officer com efeitos a partir de 27 de janeiro de 2027. “Construímos uma base sólida em Itália, estabelecemos presença própria em mercados-chave e reforçámos a proximidade com concessionários e clientes. Este ano regressamos à EICMA para mostrar como a nossa gama de produtos, guiada pelos valores de sempre da TVS Motor (inovação, qualidade e foco no cliente), está a conquistar motociclistas em toda a Europa.”
A TVS Motor Company serve 68 milhões de clientes em mais de 90 países. A operação europeia conta com capacidades de inovação e design na Índia, em Bolonha e no Reino Unido.
Sobre a TVS Motor Company
A TVS Motor Company (BSE: 532343 e NSE: TVSMOTOR), parte da TVS VENU, é um fabricante de veículos de duas e três rodas de reconhecido prestígio a nível mundial, que promove o progresso através da mobilidade sustentável, com quatro unidades de produção de última geração na Índia e na Indonésia. Com um legado de 100 anos assente na confiança, no valor e na paixão pelos clientes, orgulha-se de fabricar produtos da mais elevada qualidade, reconhecidos internacionalmente, através de processos inovadores e sustentáveis. A TVS Motor é a única empresa de veículos de duas rodas a ter recebido o prestigiado Prémio Deming. Os nossos produtos lideram as respetivas categorias nos estudos J.D. Power IQS e APEAL. Fomos classificados como a empresa n.º 1 no J.D. Power Customer Service Satisfaction Survey durante quatro anos consecutivos. A empresa do grupo Norton Motorcycles, sediada no Reino Unido, é uma das marcas de motociclos mais emotivas do mundo. A TVS Motor Company procura oferecer a melhor experiência ao cliente nos 90 países em que opera.
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TVS Motor Company will present new models for Europe at a press conference on Tuesday, 3 November at 10:00 CET at EICMA this year.
KHERSON, Ukraine (AP) — Humanitarian aid is poised to roll into the stricken city of Oleshky, a Ukrainian official said Thursday, as a localized ceasefire between Russia and Ukraine stretched into a third day and military units cleared away landmines.
Moscow and Kyiv have observed the truce in and around the devastated southern Ukrainian city since Tuesday, but remain otherwise locked in the war that began with Russia’s full-scale invasion more than 4 ½ years ago. Previous efforts to secure ceasefires either never worked out or the truces quickly fell apart.
Elsewhere, a jet-powered Russian drone hit two passenger trains stopped at a station in Dnipro in central Ukraine on Thursday, killing at least 14 people and injuring 14 more, including a 40-year-old man whose legs were amputated, officials said.
Also, a Russian cruise missile killed two 15-year-old girls in the northern city of Chernihiv, and three more civilians died when a Russian drone hit an apartment block in the central Ukraine city of Kremenchuk, authorities said. In all, 56 people were injured in the strikes, including 10 children.
Russia’s Defense Ministry said air defenses downed 1,214 Ukrainian drones overnight in one of the largest drone attacks launched by Kyiv. Around half of the drones were heading to the Russian capital, Moscow Mayor Sergei Sobyanin said.
The planned six-day ceasefire around Russian-occupied Oleshky has brought a rare and welcome stillness for civilians in the nearby city of Kherson, which is held by Ukraine and has also been wracked by the war.
Both sides thanked U.S. first lady Melania Trump for what the White House said was her role in helping broker the temporary ceasefire so food and medical supplies can be delivered to some 2,000 desperate people trapped in Oleshky. Pope Leo XIV also pressed for a truce.
“The parties are fully adhering to the agreements, and no violations of the ceasefire have been reported,” Ukrainian ombudsman Dmytro Lubinets said Thursday, adding that aid deliveries were due to begin the following day.
His Russian counterpart, Yana Lantratova, confirmed the truce was holding and that Russian engineers are working on demining Oleshky's roads.
“Both sides are fully honoring their commitments, and no violations have been recorded,” she said. “This allows military personnel to continue clearing roads of mines and to prepare a safe passage for the humanitarian convoy.”
Local people will also be able to evacuate, either into Russia or Ukraine, officials say. The mechanics of how that might work are unclear.
Lantratova said she and her team were on their way to Oleshky for the aid delivery, adding that the operation was five months in the making.
Russian and Ukrainian representatives met in the Belarus city of Homel on Thursday to fly together to the Kherson region, Belarus state media reported.
A volunteer from Oleshky, Ksenia Arkhipova, told The Associated Press roughly 1,000 residents have told her they want to leave the city.
She said it was important that the Ukrainian delegation was present in Oleshky because many residents fear Russian authorities would identify individuals with pro-Ukrainian views or ties to Ukraine’s military.
In the nearby city of Kherson, growing numbers of people were out on the streets as the truce held.
Nataliia Myronenko, 42, had a steady stream of customers at her coffee kiosk since early Thursday.
“Now, during the quiet, we have people at lunchtime and in the evening, which we didn’t have under the attacks,” she said. “For a while, people would race down this street because they were afraid to stop.”
The pause has brought a sense of relief, she said. “It’s a breath of freedom, when you don’t look at the sky. You keep looking at your feet because of the mines, but you’re not afraid of dying. It’s so great,” she said.
“It’s such a privilege and a joy, but we understand it will end soon.”
Moscow and Kyiv are keen to curry favor with Washington ahead of possible three-way talks next month.
American military support is vital for Ukraine, but U.S. President Donald Trump has waived sanctions on Russia and publicly chided Zelenskyy, indicating he is disengaging with Kyiv.
Tankers carrying Russian diesel are sailing to the United States, and Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov is expected to attend a G20 ministerial meeting in Atlanta, Georgia, starting Friday, according to Russian Foreign Ministry spokesperson Maria Zakharova.
European leaders, on the other hand, have been trying to diplomatically isolate Russian President Vladimir Putin over Moscow’s invasion and what they call a campaign of sabotage across the continent.
Ukraine earlier this month reported sudden and unexpected limits on Starshield, the military-grade version of the Starlink satellite internet service owned by Elon Musk’s SpaceX that is the backbone of Ukraine’s drone operations and communications.
Putin said Russia has been in contact with the American tech titan to coordinate their orbiting activities because it is building its own equivalent of Starlink.
“Elon Musk is a genius. Truly, a real genius,” Putin said late Wednesday.
“We and our American partners value this relationship, and despite all the political issues, we continue to work closely together,” he added.
Associated Press journalists Yuras Karmanau in Tallinn, Estonia; Vasilisa Stepanenko in Kherson, Ukraine; and Susie Blann and Derek Gatopoulos in Kyiv, Ukraine, contributed.
Follow the AP’s coverage of the war in Ukraine at https://apnews.com/hub/russia-ukraine
In this photo provided by the Ukrainian Emergency Service, rescuers evacuate a wounded civilian after a Russian drone attack on a railway platform in Dnipro, Ukraine, Thursday, Oct. 29, 2026. (Ukrainian Emergency Service via AP)
In this photo provided by the Ukrainian Emergency Service, cars are on fire following a Russian air attack in Chernyhiv, Ukraine, Thursday, Oct. 29, 2026. (Ukrainian Emergency Service via AP)
A woman walks in front of a residential building damaged in a Russian attack during a local ceasefire related to a humanitarian aid mission in Oleshky, in Kherson, Ukraine, Wednesday, Oct. 28, 2026. (AP Photo/Evgeniy Maloletka)
In this photo provided by the Ukrainian Emergency Service, firefighters put out a fire at the residential neighbourhood following a Russian air attack in Kharkiv, Ukraine, Thursday, Oct. 29, 2026. (Ukrainian Emergency Service via AP)
A residential building is seen damaged in Russian attacks during a local ceasefire related to a humanitarian aid mission in Oleshky, in Kherson, Ukraine, Wednesday, Oct. 28, 2026. (AP Photo/Evgeniy Maloletka)
A local man rides a bicycle beneath anti-drone nets stretched over a street during a local ceasefire related to a humanitarian aid mission in Oleshky, in Kherson, Ukraine, Wednesday, Oct. 28, 2026. (AP Photo/Evgeniy Maloletka)
