TVS Motors Resumes Production Across All Its Plants In India

The nationwide lockdown that began on March 23 thanks to the COVID-19 pandemic has taken a toll on the entire economy, as the steps taken for complete isolation forced all two-wheeler manufacturers to shut shop completely. Now, as per the lockdown relaxations specified by the government, manufacturers have started production once again, of course with all necessary precautions.  In accordance with the government announcement, TVS Motors has resumed operations at all its plants in India, which include Hosur (Tamil Nadu), Mysuru (Karnataka) and Nalagarh (Himachal Pradesh). 

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TVS says it has set strict safety guidelines to maintain social distancing and general hygiene in a bid to minimize the spread of the virus. It will also continue to allow employee categories within the company to continue to work from home (WFM) as per respective state government policies. Though things aren’t expected to come back on track immediately, the decision to resume production should ease the financial burden most manufacturers have been facing since the lockdown.

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Belting out products from the factory floor should also help TVS’ dealer partners in the green zone rake in some sales, thus improving their financial situation. TVS is expected to launch its remaining BS6 products once things go back to normal. This includes theTVS Scooty Zest 110 which the brand teased quite recently on their official website and the TVS Victor.