TVS Motor Company has started FY 2025-26 on a high note with domestic sales hitting 3,09,287 units in May 2025. This reflects a year-on-year (YoY) growth of 14.07% compared to 2,71,140 units sold in May 2024. The growth was fueled by strong performances from TVS Jupiter, Apache, and iQube, while a few models like Raider and Ntorq witnessed moderate declines.
TVS Sales May 2025
However, compared to April 2025’s 3,23,647 units, the May figures indicate a 4.44% month-on-month (MoM) drop, suggesting a minor slowdown post initial festive purchases and start-of-fiscal boosts.
TVS Jupiter: Still the Star Performer
With 97,606 units sold in May 2025, TVS Jupiter continues to dominate the scooter segment. It marked an impressive 28.70% YoY growth, up from 75,838 units in May 2024. Despite a 4.86% dip from April’s 1,02,588 units, Jupiter remains TVS’s top-selling model, driven by its reliability, features, and wide urban appeal.
TVS Apache: Powering the Performance Segment
The Apache series stood strong with 49,099 units sold, a solid 29.53% growth YoY over 37,903 units last May. It also grew 7.60% MoM, up from 45,633 units in April. This clearly indicates increasing popularity among performance bike enthusiasts, especially in tier-1 and tier-2 cities.
Even the premium Apache RR 310, though limited in numbers, grew 43.45% MoM, recording 208 units in May compared to 145 in April. However, it fell short on a YoY basis, down 25.45% from 279 units in May 2024.
TVS iQube: Electric Momentum Accelerates
In the EV segment, TVS iQube continued its upward trajectory, selling 27,642 units, marking a massive 60.43% YoY growth from 17,230 units. Its MoM growth, although modest at 0.14%, indicates consistent demand and solid consumer trust in the electric offering.
With increasing EV adoption and infrastructure support, iQube is clearly becoming a central pillar in TVS’s long-term strategy.
TVS Raider & Ntorq: Facing Pressure
On the flip side, models like the TVS Raider and TVS Ntorq saw declines. Raider sold 35,401 units, slipping 4.96% YoY and 17.73% MoM. The Ntorq, which appeals to a younger audience, recorded 25,205 units, down 13.84% YoY and 0.70% MoM.
These dips could reflect stiff competition in the 125cc segment and shifting consumer preferences.
TVS XL Moped: Rural Hero Losing Pace
The trusted TVS XL moped saw a 7.75% YoY drop, with May sales totaling 37,264 units, down from 40,394 units last year. It also slipped 3.83% MoM. Demand in rural areas — the stronghold of the XL — may have been affected by delayed monsoon or price pressures.
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Entry-Level Commuters – Mixed Response
In the entry-level commuter category:
1. TVS Sport clocked 11,822 units, a 7.33% drop YoY and an 8.32% fall MoM.
2. TVS Radeon sold 10,315 units, down 1.43% YoY and 8.55% MoM.
The declining trend may reflect growing consumer inclination towards slightly more feature-rich and powerful models.
TVS Zest Holds Ground
Among lightweight scooters, TVS Zest remained stable. It sold 8,069 units, reflecting almost no change YoY and a 2.09% increase MoM. Its consistent performance highlights its loyal user base, especially among women riders and urban commuters.
TVS Ronin: Premium Commuter Hits Its Stride
The TVS Ronin, a retro-style bike aimed at lifestyle buyers, had a phenomenal run with 4,770 units sold, registering a 179.27% growth YoY compared to 1,708 units last May. Though MoM sales dipped 12.86%, it continues to gain traction in its niche market.
Star City Makes A Quiet Return
TVS also re-introduced the Star City to its lineup. After being absent from May 2024’s sales list, it posted 1,886 units in May 2025. However, compared to April 2025’s 2,966 units, it experienced a 36.41% drop MoM, indicating mixed market response to its comeback.
Quick Summary: TVS May 2025 Sales Insights
| Model | May 2025 Units | Year of Year Change | Month of Month Change |
|---|---|---|---|
| Jupiter | 97,606 | +28.70% | -4.86% |
| Apache Range | 49,099 | +29.53% | +7.60% |
| XL Moped | 37,264 | -7.75% | -3.83% |
| Raider | 35,401 | -4.96% | -17.73% |
| iQube | 27,642 | +60.43% | +0.14% |
| Ntorq | 25,205 | -13.84% | -0.70% |
| Sport | 11,822 | -7.33% | -8.32% |
| Radeon | 10,315 | -1.43% | -8.55% |
| Zest | 8,069 | Stable | +2.09% |
| Ronin | 4,770 | +179.27% | -12.86% |
| Star City | 1,886 | New Entry | -36.41% |
| Apache 310 | 208 | -25.45% | +43.45% |
TVS Sales May 2025: TVS Motor’s sales performance in May 2025 demonstrates the brand’s resilience and ability to cater to diverse segments. The rise of iQube and consistent delivery by Jupiter and Apache highlight the strength of their premium and EV portfolio. Meanwhile, challenges remain for models like Raider, Ntorq, and rural-targeted options such as XL and Sport.
