TVS September 2026 Sales Spike: Jupiter and iQube Lead the Charge

TVS has reported its sales breakdown for September 2026, showcasing strong growth across both domestic and export markets. Domestic two-wheeler sales rose 16.65% to 4,82,073 units compared to 4,13,279 units in September 2025, marking an increase of 68,794 units. Exports also saw a significant boost, climbing 29.74% from 1,20,776 units to 1,56,691 units, adding 35,915 units.

In the domestic market, the Jupiter remained TVS’ highest-selling model, pulling in 1,54,725 units—up 8.87% from 1,42,116 units—and accounting for 32.10% of total domestic sales. The Apache took second place with 61,148 units (a 14.67% increase), while the XL followed closely with 55,517 units, up 3.29%.

The iQube electric scooter recorded a substantial 47.05% increase, reaching 45,320 units compared to 30,820 units a year earlier, contributing the largest absolute gain among models with a non-zero previous-year base. Meanwhile, Raider sales dropped 13.34% to 36,183 units, and Ntorq 125 grew 6.06% to 35,262 units. Radeon posted 29.63% growth with 21,356 units, while Sport dropped 2.97% to 18,899 units. Newer additions Orbiter and Ntorq 150 contributed 17,027 units and 12,693 units respectively, having recorded zero volumes in the comparison period. Zest grew 49.44% to 12,088 units, Ronin jumped 44.25% to 10,793 units, and the combined Apache RTX / 310 category stayed flat at 1,062 units. Star City registered no domestic sales, down from 5,684 units the previous September.

On a month-on-month basis, domestic sales rose 11.13% over August 2026, an increase of 48,277 units. Jupiter gained 4.93%, Apache rose 10.93%, and XL surged 20.86% to deliver the largest sequential volume addition at 9,581 units. Sport and Radeon posted strong month-on-month jumps of 62.71% and 51.74% respectively, while Ntorq 125 grew 24.61% and Orbiter increased 16.30%. Conversely, Raider, Ronin, and the Apache RTX / 310 category dipped by 2.21%, 7.59%, and 44.83% respectively.

In the export sector, Star City models dominated overseas shipments. Star City 125 led exports with 79,912 units (up 41.37% from 56,527 units), accounting for 51% of all overseas shipments alone. Star City followed with 30,976 units, growing 75.38%, meaning the two entries together made up 70.77% of TVS exports. Apache exports climbed 37.56% to 16,822 units, and Raider shipments nearly doubled, surging 91.99% to 10,064 units. However, Sport exports fell 29.40% to 6,960 units, and Ntorq 125 dropped 56.41% to 6,034 units. Jupiter exports rose 20.17% to 1,382 units, iQube grew 37.22% to 966 units, Orbiter contributed 964 units, Ronin increased 64.34% to 940 units, XL dropped 67.76% to 882 units, and Radeon exports doubled to 480 units. The Apache RTX / 310 category recorded 309 units compared to just 12 units previously.