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Norton Motorcycles has unveiled the new 450 Urban at EICMA 2026, expanding its lineup into the urban motorcycle segment. The new model will be offered in two versions and gets a 454cc liquid-cooled single-cylinder engine, premium components, and modern rider technology.

The unveiling comes a year after Norton announced its Resurgence strategy, backed by an investment of over £200 million (₹21,28,42,00,000) from parent company TVS Motor.

454cc Engine and Premium Hardware

The Norton 450 Urban produces 47PS and 45Nm, paired with a six-speed gearbox. A quickshifter is also available.

Key specifications and features include:

  • Engine: 454cc liquid-cooled single-cylinder
  • Power: 46hp at 8,000rpm
  • Torque: 45Nm at 6,000rpm
  • Transmission: Six-speed gearbox
  • Frame: Aluminium chassis
  • Suspension: Fully adjustable 43mm KYB USD fork and rear monoshock
  • Brakes: 320mm front and 240mm rear discs with cornering ABS
  • Weight: Target kerb weight under 180kg

The motorcycle also gets traction control, cruise control, three riding modes, keyless ignition and an 8-inch TFT touchscreen with smartphone connectivity.

Two Versions for Different Riding Needs

The standard version gets silver cast wheels, a silver frame and road-focused tyres. The more rugged version features black wheels, extended mudguards, handguards, fork protectors and a flyscreen.

Both versions share the same engine and chassis platform.

Norton Expands Its Global Lineup

Norton also displayed the production versions of the Manx R, Manx, Atlas and Atlas GT at EICMA. The company says customer deliveries of the Manx R and Atlas have already begun in Europe.

Norton currently operates across 10 markets through more than 50 retailers, with India and the US among the markets planned for expansion.

Also read: https://fly-wheel.com/lamborghini-unveils-limited-edition-temerario-tettonero-with-two-tone-design/

Final Take

The 450 Urban marks Norton’s entry into a new motorcycle segment as it continues rebuilding its global presence under TVS ownership.

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