Auto Sales March 2025: TVS’ Two-Wheeler Sales Grew By 16 Per Cent Year-on-Year

TVS reported its two-wheeler sales grew by 16 per cent year-on-year in March 2025. The Hosur-based two-wheeler major retailed 4,00,120 units, out of which 2,97,622 units were retailed in the domestic market, while 1,02,498 units were exported. This represents 14 per cent year-on-year growth in the domestic market, while its export business grew by 22 per cent year-on-year. 

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In the domestic market alone, TVS’s motorcycle sales grew by 15 per cent, while sales of its scooters grew by 27 per cent. This shouldn’t come as a surprise for the latest iteration of the TVS Jupiter 110 has been a resounding success. TVS even surpassed the 7 million sales milestone with both the Jupiter 110 and 125, earlier this year 

But it was its electric two-wheeler portfolio which is currently populated by the iQube and the X, that registered the most growth at 77 per cent. TVS’s electric scooter sales increased from 15,250 units in March 2024 to 26,935 units in March 2025. This in turn helped its case become the second most popular electric scooter manufacturer in the country, ahead of the likes of Ola Electric and Ather Energy.  

All in all, TVS retailed 414,687 units in March 2025, which was 17 per cent more than the 3,54,592 units it retailed last year in the same month. In the fourth quarter of the financial year 2024-25, the company registered 14 per cent sales growth with 11.80 lakh units retailed last quarter, as against the 10.32 lakh units it retailed, last year during the same period. 

Looking ahead, TVS is expected to have another exciting year ahead for the brand is slated to launch its debut adventure tourer later this year. The design patent of the RTX 300 has already been trademarked, and the bike already looks pretty impressive giving us subtle vibes of the Aprilia Tuareg 660. Moreover, the RTX 300 will be powered by a brand new 299 cc single-cylinder engine which TVS has developed in-house. We can’t wait to experience this new mill in the ADV later this year.