Archive · 1 Aug 2025
TVS Motor Records Strong Sales Growth in July 2025
TVS, a company that makes motorcycles and scooters, had a successful July!
They sold a lot more vehicles than they did last year, with a 29% increase in total sales.
Scooter sales went up a lot, by 42%, and they also exported more vehicles, increasing by 46%.
This means they sold more bikes and scooters both in India and in other countries.
Even with these great sales, there are some problems with getting supplies, like magnets, which could make it harder to sell even more vehicles.
TVS Motor Company's total sales grew 29% YoY in July 2025, reaching 456,350 units.
Two-wheeler sales increased by 29% YoY, with 438,790 units sold.
Domestic two-wheeler sales grew 21% YoY, reaching 308,720 units.
Scooter sales saw a significant increase of 42% YoY, with 198,265 units sold.
Exports increased by 46% YoY, with two-wheeler exports rising by 52%.
- Who
- TVS Motor Company
- What
- TVS Motor Company sales increased.
- When
- July 2025
- Where
- India and International Markets
- Why
- Strong demand and increased exports.
Market Conditions
Challenges
Demand vs. Supply
Market Conditions
Strong market demand.
Challenges
Magnet availability continues to pose challenges.
- Total Sales Growth (YoY)
- 29%
- Two-Wheeler Sales Growth (YoY)
- 29%
- Domestic Two-Wheeler Sales Growth (YoY)
- 21%
- Scooter Sales Growth (YoY)
- 42%
- Total Export Growth (YoY)
- 46%
- Two-Wheeler Exports Growth (YoY)
- 52%
Sources
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