Quick Takeaways
- TVS Motor sells over 5.09 lakh units in August 2025 — its biggest month ever
- Two-wheelers lead growth, with motorcycles and scooters both climbing strongly
- EV sales steady at 25,000+ units despite supply chain issues
- Exports and three-wheelers also contribute to the record-breaking run
A Historic August for TVS Motor
For TVS Motor Company, August 2025 wasn’t just another month — it was a historic one. The Bengaluru-based two-wheeler and three-wheeler manufacturer has set a new personal record by selling 509,536 units in a single month. To put that into perspective, that’s nearly half a million new TVS vehicles hitting the roads in just 31 days.
Compared to August last year, when the company sold 391,588 units, this represents an impressive 30% growth. Such a leap doesn’t just happen by chance — it reflects a combination of rising demand, strong product appeal, and the company’s ability to cater to both domestic and international markets.
Two-Wheelers: Still the Core Strength
When you think of TVS, two-wheelers are the first thing that comes to mind — and rightly so. They were the backbone of this record-breaking performance.
- Total two-wheeler sales: Nearly 4.91 lakh units in August 2025, up from 3.78 lakh a year ago
- Domestic sales: 3.68 lakh units, showing a 28% jump
- Motorcycles: Grew to 2.21 lakh units, with popular models like the Apache series and Raider driving momentum
- Scooters: Surged to 2.22 lakh units, thanks to city-friendly options like the Jupiter and Ntorq
This balance between scooters and motorcycles is crucial. While scooters cater to urban commuters looking for convenience, motorcycles continue to attract younger riders and enthusiasts. Together, they gave TVS Motor a powerful one-two punch in the market.
EVs: Quietly Holding Their Ground
If two-wheelers define TVS Motor’s past and present, then electric vehicles clearly symbolize its future. In August 2025, the company sold 25,138 EVs, a slight but meaningful rise over the 24,779 units recorded a year ago.
The increase may appear modest, yet the context tells a different story. With the industry struggling with shortages of critical components like magnets, many EV makers have seen their production slow. That TVS has managed to not only hold steady but grow reflects the strength of its EV strategy — and the confidence riders have in the iQube electric scooter, now a familiar sight on Indian streets.
Beyond Borders: Exports and Three-Wheelers Shine
TVS Motor’s story in August wasn’t just about India. Its global footprint expanded too, with exports climbing sharply.
- Exports rose by 35%, touching 1.35 lakh units
- Of this, two-wheeler exports made up 1.21 lakh units, showing strong demand overseas
- Three-wheelers also had their moment, with sales jumping 47% to 18,748 units
The export growth highlights TVS Motor’s rising reputation beyond Indian shores, while the surge in three-wheeler sales underlines its strength in last-mile mobility solutions — a segment that continues to be critical in many developing markets
Conclusion: A New Benchmark in Indian Auto History
Crossing the five-lakh sales mark in a single month isn’t just a record for TVS Motor — it’s a statement of intent. It shows what years of product innovation, customer trust, and the ability to adapt can deliver when everything comes together.
Two-wheelers continue to be the company’s backbone, electric scooters are steadily finding their space in the market, exports are growing stronger, and three-wheelers remain a dependable piece of the puzzle. It’s a rare mix that few rivals can match.
As August 2025 fades into the rearview mirror, one thing is certain: TVS Motor isn’t just keeping up with the industry — it’s helping define where the future of mobility is headed, both in India and around the world.
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