TVS Motor

TVS Motor Company reported a robust performance in February 2026, posting total sales of 5,29,308 units, a 31% increase over 4,03,976 units a year earlier. The growth was broad-based across domestic and international markets, with exports reaching a record 1,58,268 units. Two-wheeler volumes rose nearly 30% year on year, while three-wheeler sales surged 77%. Electric mobility remained a standout contributor, with iQube sales climbing 60%.

TVS Motor Company reported a sharp 50% increase in sales during December, delivering a strong finish to the calendar year and signaling renewed momentum in India’s two-wheeler market. The surge was driven by healthy festive demand, improved supply conditions, and steady recovery across both domestic and export segments. Motorcycles and scooters recorded robust growth, supported by strong retail traction and effective dealer execution. The performance highlights rising consumer confidence and improving affordability as inflation pressures ease.

TVS Motor Company has announced a price reduction for its Ronin motorcycle range, aligning with the sweeping Goods and Services Tax (GST) reforms set to take effect from September 22, 2025. The move reflects the company’s commitment to passing on the benefits of lower tax rates directly to customers. With motorcycles now falling under the revised 18% GST slab, buyers will see meaningful price drops across variants of the Ronin.

TVS Motor Company is poised to benefit from the recent cut in Goods and Services Tax (GST) rates on two-wheelers, with analysts expecting a surge in consumer demand. The tax reduction is likely to improve affordability, especially in price-sensitive segments, and stimulate rural and urban sales alike. Industry experts believe that the move could revive growth momentum in India’s two-wheeler market, which had been subdued by high fuel prices and inflationary pressures.