TVS Motor Company reported total sales of 3,48,545 units in April 2026, registering an 8% year-on-year growth over 3,23,647 units sold in April 2025. However, on a month-on-month basis, sales declined by 6% compared to 3,72,383 units sold in March 2026.
The company’s April 2026 performance was supported by strong growth from key scooter models and the EV scooter portfolio. The TVS Jupiter, iQube Electric, Ntorq, Ronin, and Apache emerged as the major contributors during the month.
Model-wise TVS Sales – April 2026
Model
Apr
2026
Apr
2025
YoY
Growth
Mar
2026
MoM
%
Jupiter
1,17,383
1,02,588
14%
1,24,771
-6%
Apache
49,390
45,633
8%
47,081
5%
XL Super Moped
42,246
38,748
9%
46,192
-9%
iQube Electric
37,193
27,604
35%
38,757
-4%
Ntorq
33,994
25,383
34%
32,598
4%
Raider
29,064
43,028
-32%
37,345
-22%
Radeon
10,828
11,279
-4%
15,330
-29%
Sport
9,067
12,895
-30%
10,905
-17%
Ronin
8,981
5,474
64%
8,108
11%
Zest
8,822
7,904
12%
9,724
-9%
RR310
1,576
145
987%
1,567
1%
Star City
1
2,966
-100%
5
-80%
Total
3,48,545
3,23,647
8%
3,72,383
-6%
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Jupiter — 1,17,383 units (+14% YoY): TVS’s volume king and India’s second best-selling scooter. Grew steadily both YoY and holds the brand’s single largest share of monthly sales.
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Apache — 49,390 units (+8% YoY): TVS’s flagship motorcycle range continues to perform consistently, growing 5% MoM over March’s 47,081 units.
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iQube Electric — 37,193 units (+35% YoY): The standout growth story. TVS’s EV bet is clearly paying off, with iQube firmly among India’s top 3 electric scooters by volume month after month.
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Ntorq — 33,994 units (+34% YoY): The sporty youth scooter posted one of the strongest YoY jumps in the top 5.
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Raider — 29,064 units (−32% YoY): The only weak spot. Despite selling nearly 30,000 units, the Raider slipped sharply versus April 2025’s 43,028 units and also fell 22% MoM — suggesting increased competition in the 125cc motorcycle space is biting.
TVS Motor Company delivered a positive year-on-year performance in April 2026, with total sales growing 8% YoY. The growth was mainly driven by strong demand for the Jupiter, iQube Electric, Ntorq, Apache, Ronin, and XL Super Moped. However, the 6% month-on-month decline indicates some moderation after a stronger March 2026.
While scooters and EVs continue to strengthen TVS’ portfolio, the decline in models like Raider, Sport, and Radeon remains an area to watch in the coming months.
Infographic on the TVS Sales for April 2026:
