TVS Registers Strong Growth in February 2026, iQube Emerges as Game Changer

TVS Motor Company, one of India’s leading two-wheeler manufacturers, reported robust performance in February 2026, driven by strong demand across segments. The company recorded total domestic sales of 365,471 units, marking a significant 32.4% year-on-year increase compared to 276,040 units in February 2025. However, on a month-on-month basis, sales saw a slight dip of 4.64% from 383,262 units in January 2026.

Jupiter Leads, Apache Follows

Among individual models, the TVS Jupiter emerged as the top-selling scooter, with sales of 127,089 units, reflecting a 22.7% growth over the previous year. The TVS Apache series secured the second position, recording 45,166 units and a 19% year-on-year increase.

Electric Segment Gains Momentum
The company’s electric scooter, TVS iQube, delivered exceptional growth, with sales reaching 38,054 units—a sharp 61.38% rise compared to last year. The strong performance of iQube highlights its role as a key growth driver in TVS’s expanding electric vehicle portfolio.

Other Models Show Solid Performance

TVS XL also posted impressive numbers, growing by 34.3% with 45,095 units sold. The TVS Raider recorded sales of 36,134 units, while the TVS Ntorq saw growth of over 52%, reaching 31,955 units. Models such as TVS Radeon, Sport, and Zest maintained steady demand, while the TVS Ronin witnessed remarkable growth of 112%, strengthening its presence in the market.

In the premium segment, the TVS Apache RR 310 recorded a surge of over 400% in sales. However, the TVS Star City experienced a notable decline during the month.

Scooters Drive Overall Growth

Segment-wise, scooters remained the primary growth engine for the company, contributing 56.43% of total sales with a 33% year-on-year increase. Motorcycles accounted for 31.23% of sales, registering a 30% growth. The moped segment held a 12.34% share, continuing to perform well, particularly in rural markets.

Strong Market Position
Overall, TVS Motor Company’s performance in February 2026 reflects rising consumer demand, especially for scooters and electric vehicles. The company’s diverse product lineup and growing EV presence continue to strengthen its position in the competitive two-wheeler market.