TVS Motor Sales at 5.09 Lakh in August 2025 – Highest Ever

In August 2025, TVS Motor Company made headlines by crossing the 5 lakh unit sales mark—a new monthly record in its history. Total sales stood at 509,536 units, marking a robust ~30 % year-on-year growth compared to August 2024. The milestone underlines TVS’s surging momentum in both domestic and export markets. 

YoY Growth & Segment-wise Breakdown

• Total sales rose from around 391,588 units in August 2024 to 509,536 units in August 2025—a growth of ~30 %.
• Two-wheelers: From ~378,841 units last August to 490,788 units this August. Both motorcycles and scooters saw strong growth.
• Motorcycles jumped from ~170,486 to 221,870 units (~30 %) while scooters saw a steeper rise of ~36 %, from ~163,629 to 222,296 units.

Domestic vs. Exports & Three-Wheelers, EVs

• Domestic two-wheeler sales increased from ~289,073 to 368,862 units (~28 %).
• Exports also rose sharply: from ~89,768 to 121,926 units (~36 %) in the two-wheeler category.
• Three-wheelers, another pillar for TVS, saw strong performance—sales rose from ~12,747 units in August 2024 to 18,748 units in August 2025 (~47 %).
• Electric Vehicles (EVs) marginally improved: ~24,779 units in August 2024 to 25,138 units in August 2025. However, magnet supply constraints continue to pose challenges.

What’s Driving the Surge

Several factors have contributed to this record:

• Strong demand across both motorcycles and scooters, with scooters especially outperforming in growth percentage.
• Robust export markets adding incremental volumes.
• Recovery in supply chains (except certain EV components) and possibly pent-up demand ahead of regulatory/tax changes.

Conclusion

TVS Motor’s sales performance in August 2025 is more than a statistical high—it’s a signal of strategic strength. With 5,09,536 units sold, and across-the-board growth in motorcycles, scooters, exports, and three-wheelers, the company has shown resilience and scalability. For customers, this means a broader, better-supported product lineup; for investors, enhanced momentum; and for the Indian two-wheeler industry, a reaffirmation that pent-up demand, strong product mix, and export markets remain keys to growth. TVS has raised the bar—this is a milestone that frames future expectations.