Norton V4cr
The Norton V4CR was introduced in 2022 as a café racer-styled variant of Norton's flagship V4 platform, built at the brand's revived Solihull factory following the company's rescue by Indian conglomerate TVS Motor Company in 2020. It shares its 1200cc V4 engine and architecture with the V4SV sport bike but features a more stripped-back, retro-inspired aesthetic with clip-on handlebars and a solo seat unit. The V4CR represents Norton's ambition to blend British heritage design with modern superbike performance, positioning itself as a premium hand-built British motorcycle.
185 hp
Power
125 Nm
Torque
200 kg
Weight
~270 km/h (estimated, based on shared V4SV platform)
Top Speed
~7.5 L/100km (estimated real-world average; official figures not widely published)
Fuel
Naked
Body
What Buyers Should Know
British Craftsmanship Revival
The V4CR is hand-assembled at Norton's Donington Hall factory, with each engine taking approximately 8 hours to build. This boutique production means exceptional build quality but also limited parts availability and longer wait times for servicing.
Strong Resale Potential
With a limited production run and high starting price (~£44,000), the V4CR holds its value exceptionally well compared to mass-market bikes. Its exclusivity and collector appeal make it a strong investment if kept in good condition.
Watch Dealer Network
Norton's authorized dealer network remains relatively small following the brand's 2020 rebirth under TVS ownership, so buyers should verify a local dealer exists before purchasing. Service intervals and warranty support are critical considerations given the limited infrastructure.
Full Specifications
Rivals & Alternatives
Bikes that buyers cross-shop with the Norton V4cr
Triumph Thruxton Rs
Mv Agusta Superveloce 800
Mv Agusta Lusso 800
Triumph Thruxton 1200 R
