TVS Quarterly Sales Report (April–June 2026): Strong Growth Momentum

TVS Motor Company delivered a strong performance in the first quarter of FY 2026-27 (April–June 2026). The company showed steady growth across motorcycles, scooters, exports, and electric vehicles. While April started on a moderate note, May and June recorded sharp growth, leading to an impressive overall quarterly performance.

Overall Quarterly Performance

In Q1 FY 2026, TVS recorded total two-wheeler sales of 15,63,861 units, compared to 12,32,014 units in the same period last year. This reflects an overall growth of around 27% YoY.

Segment-Wise Sales Performance

TVS Motorcycles

Motorcycle sales showed mixed performance. April saw a decline, but May and June recorded strong recovery.

Overall, the TVS Bikes sales grew by 19% in the quarter, driven by strong demand in later months. Some bikes that helped in the growth of sales numbers are Apache and Sport.

TVS Scooters

Scooters remained the key growth driver for TVS throughout the quarter.

TVS Scooter sales saw a strong 36% growth, showing rising demand for models like Jupiter and Ntorq.

Domestic vs Export Sales

TVS performed well in both domestic and international markets.

Export growth remained higher at 32%, indicating strong global expansion. The domestic sales also grew by 25% in the first quarter.

Monthly Performance Highlights

• April 2026: Moderate growth of 6%, driven mainly by scooters and EVs
• May 2026: Strong rebound with 31% growth across all segments
• June 2026: Peak performance with 47% growth, led by scooters and exports

Conclusion

Overall, TVS Motor Company delivered a strong Q1 FY 2026 performance, supported by:

• Consistent growth in scooter sales
• Strong recovery in motorcycle demand
• Rising export volumes
• Rapid expansion in the EV segment

If this momentum continues, TVS is well-positioned for a high-growth financial year ahead.

Before you go, don’t forget to check out the TVS Sales Breakup June 2026: Jupiter Remains No.1, iQube Records Massive Growth