TVS Motor Company posted a solid domestic performance in November 2025, registering total sales of 3,65,365 units. This marked a healthy year-on-year growth of 19.69 per cent compared to 3,05,265 units sold in November 2024, underlining strong demand across key scooter, motorcycle and electric segments. However, on a month-on-month basis, sales declined by 13.35 per cent from 4,21,633 units in October 2025, reflecting a typical post-festive slowdown.
TVS Sales Breakup Nov 2025
Scooters continued to anchor TVS’s domestic volumes, led by Jupiter, which remained the company’s best-selling product in November. Jupiter clocked sales of 1,24,782 units, growing 25.14 per cent year-on-year and also posting a modest 4.96 per cent month-on-month increase.
Ntorq followed with 30,589 units, registering a 14.72 per cent YoY rise, though its MoM performance dipped sharply by nearly 27 per cent. The Zest scooter saw moderate traction with 8,749 units sold, growing 12.69 per cent YoY but declining close to 14 per cent compared to October.
Motorcycle sales presented a mixed picture. Apache series continued to be a strong contributor with 48,764 units sold, up 36.94 per cent YoY, although MoM volumes dropped by over 20 per cent. Raider recorded sales of 32,853 units, showing a modest 3.41 per cent YoY growth but witnessing a steep 41 per cent MoM decline. Entry-level commuters such as Star City posted a strong 53 per cent YoY growth at 4,604 units, while Sport and Radeon saw year-on-year as well as month-on-month declines, indicating softer demand in the mass commuter space.
TVS’s electric portfolio continued to gain momentum, with iQube emerging as one of the standout performers. The electric scooter recorded sales of 38,191 units in November 2025, growing an impressive 48.71 per cent YoY and 19.39 per cent MoM. This highlights sustained interest in electric mobility despite an overall MoM slowdown in the two-wheeler market.
Premium Range Records Growth
The premium Ronin motorcycle also delivered a strong performance, with sales more than doubling year-on-year to 7,653 units, marking a sharp 139 per cent YoY growth and a positive MoM uptick of over 11 per cent. Apache 310 range sales stood at 511 units, growing 12% YoY. With the recent launch of the RTX300, TVS can expect sales of their premium range to further increase in coming months.
Overall, TVS Motor Company’s November 2025 domestic performance reflects a strong year-on-year recovery driven by scooters, EVs and select premium motorcycles, even as month-on-month volumes moderated after the festive peak. With growing traction in electric mobility and stable demand for its core scooter lineup, TVS appears well-positioned to maintain momentum in the coming months.
Source: Bike - rushlane.com
