TVS Motor Company has reported domestic sales of 3,72,383 units in March 2026, registering a strong growth of 25.13% YoY as compared to 2,97,590 units sold in March 2025. The growth has been driven by balanced contribution from scooters, motorcycles and EVs, with several models registering double-digit profits. On a month-on-month basis, TVS witnessed a marginal growth of 1.89% at 3,65,471 units sold in February 2026.
TVS Sales Breakup March 2026
TVS Jupiter remained the brand’s best-selling product with sales of 1,24,771 units in March 2026. It registered a healthy growth of 17.89% YoY, although volumes declined marginally by 1.82% MoM. Among sporty scooters, Ntorq witnessed strong hold with 32,598 units, up 48.52% YoY. Zest also recorded a growth of 25.18%, reaching 9,724 units.
TVS iQube electric scooter continued its growth path with sales of 38,757 units in March 2026, showing a growth of 46.26% year-on-year. The EV lineup has become a key pillar for TVS, supported by expanding infrastructure and growing demand for electric mobility. On a monthly basis, iQube recorded a modest 1.85% growth, indicating stable demand.
Motorcycles – Raider, Apache, Ronin perform well
In the motorcycle segment, TVS Raider recorded strong growth with 37,345 units, up 20.51% year-on-year. Sales of the Apache range stood at 47,081 units, showing a consistent growth of 6.48%. TVS Ronin also recorded impressive growth, growing 60.97% year-on-year to 8,108 units, reflecting the growing interest in lifestyle-oriented motorcycles.
Entry-level offerings like Radeon (15,330 units) and Sport (10,905 units) witnessed strong growth of 51.89% and 54.18% respectively, highlighting the sustained demand in the commuter segment. The Apache RTX/310 range saw a sharp jump of 1,567 units, indicating good demand for the recently launched RTX 300.
TVS XL moped contributed 31.30% YoY growth at 46,192 units, continuing its strong rural demand. In contrast, Star City sales dropped significantly to just 5 units, marking an almost complete phase-out.
TVS has managed to deliver broad-based growth across segments, with scooters, EVs and commuter motorcycles all contributing positively. With strong demand for the iCube and consistent performance of models like Jupiter, Raider and Ntorq, the company is well positioned to maintain the momentum in the coming months.