TVS Motor EV sales jump 56% in May

TVS Motor Company, part of TVS VENU group, said its electric vehicle sales grew 56 per cent to 43,632 units in May 2026 from 27,976 units in May 2025.

Listen to this article

Domestic two-wheeler sales rose 24 per cent to 384,565 units in May 2026 from 309,287 units in May 2025.

Motorcycle sales grew 30 per cent to 273,802 units, while scooter sales grew 32 per cent to 220,740 units in May 2026 from the comparable period last year.

The company’s total International sales registered a growth of 49 per cent, increasing from 118,437 units in May 2025 to 175,991 units in May 2026.

Overall, TVS Motor registered monthly sales of 566,585 units in May 2026 with a growth of 31 per cent as against 431,275 units in May 2025.

Latest

Kobelco launches three new excavators

The company unveiled the SK210, SK215LC and SK230XDLC at...

India, Poland eye doubling bilateral trade

Both leaders set the target of doubling bilateral trade...

Shift Towards Engineering Ownership

The recent U.S. suspension of several major Indian technology...

Navitas Secures Up to USD 20 Mln Growth Capital

The investment is a part of responsAbility’s Asia Climate...

Newsletter

Don't miss

Kobelco launches three new excavators

The company unveiled the SK210, SK215LC and SK230XDLC at...

India, Poland eye doubling bilateral trade

Both leaders set the target of doubling bilateral trade...

Shift Towards Engineering Ownership

The recent U.S. suspension of several major Indian technology...

Navitas Secures Up to USD 20 Mln Growth Capital

The investment is a part of responsAbility’s Asia Climate...

Balkrishna Industries, Pirelli in pact for tyre production

India is today one of the most attractive automotive...

Kobelco launches three new excavators

The company unveiled the SK210, SK215LC and SK230XDLC at its Sri City manufacturing facility. The new models combine Japanese technology with locally sourced components,...

India, Poland eye doubling bilateral trade

Both leaders set the target of doubling bilateral trade by 2030. Modi invited Polish companies to expand their investments and operations in India and to...

Shift Towards Engineering Ownership

The recent U.S. suspension of several major Indian technology companies, including TCS, Infosys, Wipro and HCLTech, from the Permanent Labor Certification process has renewed...