TVS Motor Company reported strong growth in its domestic two-wheeler portfolio in June 2026. Total domestic sales stood at 4,11,014 units, up 46.26% from 2,81,012 units sold in June 2025. Compared to 3,84,565 units sold in May 2026, volumes improved by 6.88%.
TVS Sales Breakup June 2026 – Jupiter ahead, iQube sales up 232%
TVS Jupiter remained the company’s best-selling two-wheeler with 1,36,805 units in June. Sales grew 26.69% YoY and MoM by 9.65%. Jupiter alone accounted for 33.28% of TVS’ domestic sales during the month. Apache was next with 55,382 units, registering a growth of 33.82% year-on-year. XL stood second with 50,155 units, up 50.39% from 33,349 units sold last year.
Another strong performer was the iCube, whose sales rose from 14,244 units in June 2025 to 47,331 units last month. This represents an increase of 232.29% on an annual basis. Ntorq sales increased by 65.46% to 37,762 units, while Raider sales increased by 34.58% to 36,983 units.
Ronin crosses the 10,000 unit mark for the first time
One particularly interesting development is the recent momentum seen with the TVS Ronin. Ronin, which launched in July 2022, took some time to establish itself, but has seen significant sales growth in recent months. June 2026 marked an important milestone as Ronin crossed the 10,000-unit monthly sales mark for the first time, registering 10,157 units. This is a massive increase of 136.98% compared to 4,286 units sold in June 2025. Sales were also up 7.13% compared to May 2026.
TVS premium Apache 300/310 range is another area seeing increased activity, helped by the arrival of the Apache RTX 300. Combined sales reached 1,855 units in June, close to the 2,000-unit mark. In comparison, only 335 units were recorded during June last year.
TVS Q2 2026 sales cross 11.44 lakh
Following a strong June performance, the second quarter was equally positive. TVS domestic sales during Q2 2026 stood at 11,44,124 units, compared to 9,13,946 units in Q2 2025. This is an increase of 2,30,178 units or 25.19%. Jupiter leads Q2 volumes with 3,78,955 units, followed by Apache with 1,58,672 units and XL with 1,40,970 units. iQube sales increased by 82.35% to 1,26,716 units, while Ntorq sales were recorded at 1,05,883 units.
Ronin almost doubled its quarterly performance to 28,619 units, registering 96.96% year-on-year growth. 5,410 units of the Apache 300/310 range were recorded during the quarter, compared to only 688 units a year ago, highlighting the growing contribution of TVS’s premium motorcycle portfolio.
TVS beats Hero, Honda in total June sales
Another major highlight in June 2026 was that TVS emerged as India’s largest two-wheeler maker by total sales. TVS recorded total sales of 5,65,417 units, led by Hero MotoCorp at 5,41,159 units and Honda at 5,28,281 units.
TVS sales grew by 46.60% year-on-year, taking its share among the six leading two-wheeler manufacturers to 25.09%. In comparison, Hero’s sales declined by 2.31% year-on-year, while Honda recorded a growth of 23.10%. TVS was also ahead on MoM basis with sales growth of 4.11% compared to May 2026.
