TVS Motor Company has crossed the 3 lakh-unit electric scooter sales milestone in the first seven months of 2026. With over 3.07 lakh units retailed between January and July, it has already achieved around 97 percent of its 2025 electric two-wheeler sales of 3.15 lakh units.
- TVS sells over 3.07 lakh electric scooters in January-July 2026
- Its July sales hit a record 55,465 units
- Bajaj, at No.2, sold around 43,400 units fewer than TVS in January-July
July delivers record monthly volumes for TVS
TVS’s January-July performance makes it the fastest electric two-wheeler manufacturer in India to cross 3 lakh retail sales in a calendar year.
For comparison, Ola Electric, then the market leader, had taken a little over eight months to cross the 3 lakh-unit mark in 2024. Ola finished that year with over 4.29 lakh units, currently the highest calendar-year retail volume recorded by an Indian electric two-wheeler manufacturer.
TVS recorded its highest monthly electric scooter sales in July 2026 at 55,465 units. March was the other month in which the company crossed the 50,000-unit mark, with sales of 51,632 units.
The Hosur-based brand has averaged 43,898 units per month during the January-July period. Maintaining a similar run rate over the remaining five months would take TVS beyond the 5 lakh-unit mark in CY2026.
The upcoming festive season, which begins around mid-September, could provide a further boost to volumes. At its current pace, TVS could add around 2.20 lakh-2.40 lakh units between August and December, potentially taking its full-year tally to an estimated 5.27 lakh-5.47 lakh units.
TVS leads Bajaj and Ather
TVS continues to lead India’s electric two-wheeler market after the first seven months of 2026, ahead of Bajaj Auto and Ather Energy.
Bajaj retailed just under 2.64 lakh electric two-wheelers between January and July, around 43,400 units fewer than TVS. The company’s seven-month volume is equivalent to around 94 percent of the 2.79 lakh-plus units it sold in 2025.
Ather Energy ranks third with just over 2 lakh units during the same period, around 93 percent of its 2025 volume of 2.15 lakh units. TVS currently leads Ather by over 1.07 lakh units.
Hero Vida gains; Ola ranks fifth
Vida, Hero MotoCorp’s electric subsidiary, ranks fourth with just under 1.29 lakh units sold during January-July 2026. This is already around 14 percent higher than its full-year 2025 volume of 1.13 lakh units.
Ola Electric, meanwhile, has retailed 80,282 units in the first seven months of 2026, equivalent to around 39 percent of the over 2.04 lakh units it sold last year.
Greaves Electric Mobility ranks sixth with 53,938 units, representing around 93 percent of its 2025 volume of 57,699 units.
With TVS approaching its entire 2025 volume after only seven months and both Bajaj Auto and Ather Energy also nearing their respective previous full-year totals, 2026 is shaping up to be another year of strong volume growth for India’s leading electric two-wheeler manufacturers.
Ved Janve
Vishal Venugopal
Stephen Raj Antony
