TVS Sales Breakup July 2026: Jupiter Leads, iQube Nearly Matches Apache

TVS Motor Company recorded 4,37,394 domestic sales in July 2026, up 41.68% YoY. The company sold 3,08,720 units in July 2025. Sales also rose 6.42% MoM from 4,11,014 units in June.

The increase came from gains across several scooters and motorcycles. Jupiter remained the biggest contributor, while iQube posted the highest YoY volume gain. These trends are important for buyers because they show which TVS models are seeing stronger demand. Jupiter also continued closing the sales gap with Honda Activa.

TVS Sales Breakup July 2026

Jupiter recorded 1,48,595 units, up 18.99% YoY and 8.62% MoM. It contributed almost 34% of TVS’ domestic volumes. Apache ranked second with 59,404 units, up 58.13% YoY and 7.26% MoM.

iQube came extremely close to Apache, with 59,386 units in July. Its sales jumped 157.87% YoY from 23,029 units. The electric scooter contributed 13.58% of TVS’ domestic sales.

TVS XL sold 50,497 units, while Ntorq recorded 38,336 units. Their YoY growth stood at 48.56% and 46%, respectively. For buyers, iQube’s strong volume growth shows increasing interest in TVS electric scooters.

TVS Ronin Sales Nearly Double in July 2026 

Ronin recorded 10,738 units, up 94.63% YoY. It crossed 10,000 units for the second consecutive month. Raider sold 34,125 units, despite a 7.73% decline from June.

Radeon and Zest recorded 13,927 and 10,358 units, respectively. Apache RTX and the 310 range together sold 2,239 units, up 349.60% YoY.

TVS Jupiter Leads

The premium range also grew 20.70% MoM. Sport was the only active TVS model to post a YoY decline, with 9,789 units.

Overall, July sales show strong demand across TVS scooters and motorcycles. iQube’s growth stands out, while Jupiter remains the company’s volume leader.

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