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Apollo Tyres enters two-wheeler tyre segment
Apollo Tyres has announced its entry into the two-wheeler tyre segment and unveiled a range of tyres for motorcycles and scooters. Called Apollo Acti, the range of tyres are designed and developed at the company’s R&D centre in Chennai. The company, which has been manufacturing tyres for passenger vehicles and commercial vehicles, aims to cover nearly 85 percent of the replacement market for two-w
Apollo Tyres has announced its entry into the two-wheeler tyre segment and unveiled a range of tyres for motorcycles and scooters. Called Apollo Acti, the range of tyres are designed and developed at the company’s R&D centre in Chennai. The company, which has been manufacturing tyres for passenger vehicles and commercial vehicles, aims to cover nearly 85 percent of the replacement market for two-wheelers in India.
The company claims that the range of tyres have a high level of cornering stability and are capable to handle braking in dry and wet conditions. The tyres, available in both tubeless as well as tube type, are designed with a primary focus on grip safety and comfort and optimised to offer a better grip, according to the company. The Apollo Acti range of tyres will be available for sale from today at Apollo-authorised business centres in major cities across the country.
According to reports, the two-wheeler tyre market in the country at present consists of MRF, Ceat, TVS Srichakra, Birla Tyres, Metro Continental and Ralco with MRF being the largest player in the segment.The company decided to venture into this segment mainly due to an upbeat growth outlook for the two-wheeler market in India, which is currently around 120 million units, along with demand from business partners.
Apollo is currently only focussing on the mass market two-wheelers with its new range of tyres with the focus on higher capacity motorcycles requiring radial tyres to come as part of a second phase. “This is a milestone for Apollo Tyres as the entry into the two-wheeler segment makes the company a full-range player. The presence in the two-wheeler segment will help the company cement its leadership position in India” said Apollo Tyres Ltd chairman, Onkar S Kanwar.
