TVS Sales September 2026: Jupiter Leads as Volumes Rise 17% to 4.82 Lakh Units
TVS recorded 4,82,073 units in September 2026, registering 17% year-on-year growth over 4,13,279 units in September 2025. Volumes also increased 11% month-on-month from 4,33,796 units in August 2026.
Jupiter remained the largest contributor, followed by Apache and XL Super. The iQube posted strong annual growth, while Orbiter and Ntorq 150 added volumes against a zero base in the corresponding month last year. However, performance across the motorcycle portfolio was mixed, with Raider and Sport reporting annual declines.
TVS September 2026 — Model-wise Sales
Model | Sep-26 | Sep-25 | YoY Growth | Aug-26 | MoM Growth |
Jupiter | 1,54,725 | 1,42,116 | 9% | 1,47,450 | 5% |
Apache | 61,148 | 53,326 | 15% | 55,123 | 11% |
XL Super | 55,517 | 53,748 | 3% | 45,936 | 21% |
iQube Electric | 45,320 | 30,820 | 47% | 42,882 | 6% |
Raider | 36,183 | 41,753 | -13% | 37,002 | -2% |
Ntorq | 35,262 | 33,246 | 6% | 28,298 | 25% |
Radeon | 21,356 | 16,475 | 30% | 14,074 | 52% |
Sport | 18,899 | 19,478 | -3% | 11,615 | 63% |
Orbiter | 17,027 | 0 | N/A | 14,641 | 16% |
Ntorq 150 | 12,693 | 0 | N/A | 11,958 | 6% |
Zest | 12,088 | 8,089 | 49% | 11,213 | 8% |
Ronin | 10,793 | 7,482 | 44% | 11,679 | -8% |
RR310 | 1,062 | 1,062 | 0% | 1,925 | -45% |
Star City | 0 | 5,684 | -100% | 0 | N/A |
Total | 4,82,073 | 4,13,279 | 17% | 4,33,796 | 11% |
Jupiter: Sales reached 1,54,725 units, up 9% YoY and 5% MoM. It accounted for 32.1% of TVS’s total volumes, maintaining a substantial lead over the rest of the portfolio.
Apache: At 61,148 units, Apache grew 15% YoY and 11% MoM, remaining the largest motorcycle contributor in the supplied sales breakdown.
XL Super: The moped recorded 55,517 units, increasing 3% YoY and 21% MoM. It remained TVS’s third-largest volume contributor.
iQube Electric: Sales climbed to 45,320 units, up 47% YoY and 6% MoM. The model added 14,500 units over September 2025.
Raider: Volumes declined to 36,183 units, down 13% YoY and 2% MoM, making it a notable weak spot among TVS’s higher-volume models.
Ntorq: Sales stood at 35,262 units, growing 6% YoY and 25% MoM, with a stronger improvement over August.
Radeon: Sales increased to 21,356 units, up 30% YoY and 52% MoM, delivering growth across both comparisons.
Sport: Volumes reached 18,899 units, down 3% YoY but up 63% MoM—the strongest monthly percentage growth in the lineup.
Orbiter: The electric scooter contributed 17,027 units, rising 16% MoM from 14,641 units. Its zero year-ago base prevents a meaningful YoY percentage calculation.
Ntorq 150: Sales totalled 12,693 units, up 6% MoM. The supplied data records no volumes for September 2025.
Zest: Sales rose to 12,088 units, up 49% YoY and 8% MoM, recording the strongest annual percentage growth among models with a non-zero comparison base.
Ronin: Volumes stood at 10,793 units, increasing 44% YoY, although sales fell 8% MoM.
RR310: Sales of 1,062 units were unchanged YoY but declined 45% MoM from 1,925 units.
Star City: The model recorded zero units, compared with 5,684 units a year earlier and zero units in August. The sales figures alone do not establish its product status.
Auto Punditz Take
TVS’s September growth was supported by Jupiter’s scale, Apache’s steady gains and a larger contribution from electric scooters. Orbiter and Ntorq 150 together added 29,720 units against zero year-ago volumes, giving the overall comparison a meaningful lift.
The motorcycle picture was less uniform. Apache and Radeon grew across both comparisons, while Raider declined YoY and MoM. Sustaining overall growth will depend on maintaining scooter momentum alongside a broader recovery across the motorcycle range.
