If you’re hunting for a budget‑friendly two‑wheeler, TVS’s latest sales figures show the brand is riding a wave of demand, especially in the electric segment. In Q2 FY2026‑27, the company sold 1.8 million units, 186,000 of which were electric, marking a 133 % jump in that category.
That growth puts TVS in a strong position against the likes of Hero MotoCorp and Bajaj Auto. While Hero sold 4.5 million units last year, its growth rate lagged behind TVS’s 27 % surge, underscoring a shift toward EV‑ready options.
Export numbers are equally impressive: 539,000 units shipped abroad, up 35 % from the previous year. The brand’s presence in 90 markets—from Indonesia to the UK—signals that its EV models resonate globally, a factor buyers will notice when pricing and after‑sales service come on the table.
India’s recent policy tweaks—duty cuts on EV batteries and incentives under the National Electric Mobility Mission—have made electric two‑wheelers more affordable. That regulatory backdrop likely helped drive the 186,000‑unit spike and is a key consideration for buyers weighing long‑term costs.
Looking ahead, TVS plans to roll out new EV variants in early 2027, with the iQube G5 slated for India’s launch in August. Enthusiasts should keep an eye on price points and range claims, as the brand’s aggressive push could redefine the value‑for‑money benchmark in the segment.