TVS Motor launches new HLX 150 5G in Republic of Congo with advanced features
TVS Motor Company, a global leader in two and three-wheeler manufacturing, has introduced the all-new TVS HLX 150 5G in the Republic of Congo. Known for its rugged performance and adaptability, the HLX series has long been a preferred choice in regions with challenging terrains, and this latest update further strengthens its position in the market.
The new TVS HLX 150 5G is equipped with a host of advanced features designed to enhance both style and functionality. It now comes with a bright LED headlamp that improves visibility, especially during night rides or in low-light conditions. An adjustable rear suspension adds to the ride comfort, allowing better handling across rough and uneven surfaces. The stylish 18-inch rear alloy wheel, along with chrome-finished muffler, eye-catching rim tapes, and bold new graphics, lend the bike a contemporary and dynamic look.
At its heart, the HLX 150 5G continues to be powered by the trusted 150cc Eco Thrust engine, now complemented with integrated oil-cooling technology. This ensures not only smooth and efficient power delivery but also contributes to engine durability, making the bike a reliable companion for everyday use. The five-speed gearbox plays a key role in managing diverse terrain, from hilly slopes to poorly paved roads, offering enhanced torque and load-carrying capability.
Built with practicality in mind, the new model features tubeless tyres for better road grip, improved control, and reduced downtime during long-distance travel. A spacious, long seat offers comfort for the rider and passengers, including space for an extra pillion or luggage. The robust rear carrier is designed to handle heavy loads safely, making the HLX 150 5G ideal for both personal transport and commercial use in delivery and motorcycle taxi segments.
Since its debut in Africa in 2013, the TVS HLX series has established itself as a dependable and affordable mobility solution. Today, the series boasts a customer base of over 4 million users across 57 countries, including regions in Africa, Latin America, and the Middle East. The HLX platform continues to play a crucial role in last-mile connectivity and economic mobility in emerging markets.
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Aman Shukla is a post-graduate in mass communication . A media enthusiast who has a strong hold on communication ,content writing and copy writing. Aman is currently working as journalist at BusinessUpturn.com
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