TVS Sales Breakup Sep 2026 – Jupiter, Apache, XL, iQube, Raider, Ntorq, Radeon

TVS domestic two-wheeler sales rose 16.65% to 4.82 lakh units in September 2026, while exports increased 29.74% to 1.57 lakh units.

TVS recorded growth across both domestic and export markets in September 2026. Domestic two-wheeler sales reached 4,82,073 units, compared to 4,13,279 units in September 2025, an increase of 68,794 units. Exports grew from 1,20,776 units to 1,56,691 units, adding 35,915 units.

TVS Domestic Sales – Jupiter Leads, iQube Gains

Jupiter remained TVS’ highest-selling domestic model with 1,54,725 units, up 8.87% from 1,42,116 units. It accounted for 32.10% of the company’s domestic two-wheeler sales. Apache ranked second with 61,148 units, registering 14.67% growth, while XL followed with 55,517 units, up 3.29%.

iQube recorded a stronger increase of 47.05%, reaching 45,320 units against 30,820 units a year earlier. Its additional 14,500 units represented the largest absolute gain among models with a non-zero previous-year base. Raider sales declined 13.34% to 36,183 units, while Ntorq 125 grew 6.06% to 35,262 units. Radeon posted 29.63% growth at 21,356 units, followed by Sport with 18,899 units, down 2.97%.

Orbiter and Ntorq 150 contributed 17,027 units and 12,693 units, respectively, against zero volumes in the comparison period. Zest grew 49.44% to 12,088 units, while Ronin increased 44.25% to 10,793 units. The combined Apache RTX / 310 category remained unchanged at 1,062 units. Star City recorded no domestic sales, against 5,684 units last September.

Domestic Sales Rise 11.13% Over August

Compared with August 2026, TVS domestic sales increased by 48,277 units, translating to 11.13% growth. Jupiter gained 4.93%, Apache rose 10.93% and XL increased 20.86%. XL delivered the largest sequential volume addition at 9,581 units. Sport and Radeon recorded strong month-on-month growth of 62.71% and 51.74%, respectively. Ntorq 125 grew 24.61%, while Orbiter increased 16.30%. Raider, Ronin and the Apache RTX / 310 category moved lower, declining 2.21%, 7.59% and 44.83%, respectively.

TVS Exports – Star City Models Dominate

Star City 125 led TVS exports with 79,912 units, up 41.37% from 56,527 units. It alone contributed 51% of overseas shipments. Star City followed with 30,976 units, growing 75.38%. Together, these two entries accounted for 70.77% of TVS exports.

Apache exports increased 37.56% to 16,822 units, while Raider nearly doubled its shipments, rising 91.99% to 10,064 units. However, Sport declined 29.40% to 6,960 units, and Ntorq 125 fell 56.41% to 6,034 units.

Jupiter exports rose 20.17% to 1,382 units, while iQube grew 37.22% to 966 units. Orbiter contributed 964 units against none a year earlier. Ronin increased 64.34% to 940 units, whereas XL declined 67.76% to 882 units. Radeon exports doubled to 480 units. The Apache RTX / 310 category recorded 309 units against just 12 units, with its 2,475% growth reflecting the small comparison base.