TVS Motor Company reported a 7% year-on-year increase in total sales for April 2026, underscoring steady demand across domestic and international markets despite ongoing supply chain disruptions.
The company recorded total monthly sales of 473,970 units, up from 443,716 units in April 2025. While customer retail demand remained strong across two- and three-wheeler segments, dispatch volumes were impacted due to production constraints caused by workforce shortages, limited availability of raw materials and consumables, and logistical challenges such as container shortages.
TVS Motor stated that corrective measures have been implemented and expects production levels to improve starting May 2026.
In the two-wheeler segment, sales rose by 6% to 455,333 units compared to 430,150 units in the same month last year. Domestic two-wheeler sales grew 8% to 348,545 units. Scooter sales emerged as a key growth driver, surging 24% to 211,158 units, while motorcycle sales declined to 200,039 units from 220,347 units a year earlier.
The company’s electric vehicle segment saw strong momentum, registering a 36% increase in sales to 37,771 units, reflecting rising consumer adoption of electric mobility.
International business posted modest growth of 3%, with total sales reaching 120,008 units. Two-wheeler exports remained largely stable at 106,788 units.
Meanwhile, the three-wheeler segment delivered robust performance, with sales climbing 37% to 18,637 units compared to 13,566 units in April 2025.
TVS Motor Company, a global player in the two- and three-wheeler industry, continues to expand its footprint across 80 countries, focusing on sustainable mobility and innovation. Despite near-term operational challenges, the company’s strong retail demand signals resilience and continued growth potential in the evolving mobility landscape.
