TVS Motor Company reported a solid sales performance for August 2026, delivering 4,33,796 two-wheelers across its product range. This performance reflects a 17.60 percent expansion compared to August 2025, when the manufacturer registered cumulative dispatches of 3,68,862 units. The uptick in volume highlights sustained momentum across key commuter and performance two-wheeler offerings.
Jupiter Remains the Primary Volume Driver
Leading the overall brand volumes was the popular family scooter, the TVS Jupiter. The model clocked 1,47,450 unit sales during August 2026, compared to 1,42,411 units dispatched in August 2025. This steady performance represents a year-on-year growth of 3.54 percent, reinforcing its position as the top choice among buyers in the company portfolio.
Apache and iQube Deliver High Growth Trajectory
Securing the second spot in total dispatches was the Apache motorcycle stable, which achieved sales of 55,123 units in August 2026. This reflects a substantial increase of 22.39 percent over the 45,038 units recorded during the corresponding period in August 2025. Meanwhile, the electric scooter segment delivered the highest percentage jump through the TVS iQube. Dispatches of the iQube surged by 75.50 percent, climbing from 24,434 units in August 2025 to 42,882 units in August 2026.
Performance of XL100 and Raider in the Top Five
The rugged commuter utility moped XL100 took the third spot on the volume leaderboard with 37,002 units dispatched in August 2026, compared to 43,886 units in August 2025, marked by an annual growth figure of 4.67 percent. Rounding out the top five was the TVS Raider 125, which saw its volume expand by 10.67 percent. Dispatches of the Raider reached 37,002 units in August 2026, up from 33,434 units recorded in August 2025.
Volume Distribution Across Other Models and Star City Drought
Beyond the top five nameplates, other models in the lineup also registered distinct dispatch numbers. Ntorq 125 accounted for 28,298 units, while the Orbiter stood at 14,641 units. Commuter and premium offerings followed, with Radeon recording 14,074 units, Ntorq 150 moving 11,958 units, and Ronin securing 11,679 units. Additionally, the entry commuter Sport clocked 11,615 units, the Zest scooter stood at 11,213 units, and the flagship Apache RTX/310 posted 1,925 units. In contrast, the Star City commuter motorcycle experienced a complete sales drought, registering zero customer deliveries during the entire month.
