Greaves Electric Scooter Sales September 2026: Volumes Rise 85% YoY to 13,441 Units
Greaves recorded electric scooter sales of 13,441 units in September 2026, registering 85% year-on-year growth over the 7,251 units recorded in September 2025. Sales also increased 8% month-on-month from 12,439 units in August 2026.
All three models—Reo, Magnus and Nexus—posted growth against both comparison periods. Magnus remained the largest contributor to volumes, while Reo recorded the fastest annual growth.
Greaves Model-wise Sales – September 2026
Model | Sep-26 | Sep-25 | YoY Growth | Aug-26 | MoM Growth |
Reo | 2,047 | 545 | 276% | 1,911 | 7% |
Magnus | 10,532 | 6,179 | 70% | 9,772 | 8% |
Nexus | 862 | 527 | 64% | 756 | 14% |
Total | 13,441 | 7,251 | 85% | 12,439 | 8% |
Volumes in units. Growth figures rounded to the nearest whole percentage.
Magnus — 10,532 units: Sales rose 70% from 6,179 units in September 2025 and 8% from 9,772 units in August 2026. Magnus contributed 78.4% of Greaves’s September total, remaining the highest-selling model. Its annual increase of 4,353 units accounted for 70.3% of the portfolio’s net yearly gain, making it the largest contributor to growth.
Reo — 2,047 units: Reo ranked second by volume and recorded the strongest annual growth, rising 276% from 545 units a year earlier. Sales also increased 7% from August’s 1,911 units. Reo contributed 15.2% of September sales, up from 7.5% a year earlier, with an annual gain of 1,502 units.
Nexus — 862 units: Sales increased 64% from 527 units in September 2025 and 14% from August’s 756 units. Nexus contributed 6.4% of the September total. Its monthly gain of 106 units delivered the highest percentage growth among the three models, although it remained the smallest contributor by volume..
Auto Punditz Take
Greaves’s September performance combined strong annual expansion with a further increase over August. Total volumes rose by 6,190 units year-on-year and 1,002 units month-on-month, with every model contributing to both gains.
Magnus remains central to the portfolio’s performance, contributing nearly four out of every five units sold. Reo’s rising volume share adds another meaningful source of growth, while Nexus’s double-digit monthly increase is a positive development from a smaller base.
The key trend to watch in the coming months is whether Reo and Nexus can sustain their gains alongside Magnus, broadening the contribution to overall volumes.
