TVS Two-Wheeler Sales For June 2022: Apache, Jupiter Range And More

The Apache range and NTorq see huge drop in sales compared with the previous month

TVS’ sales report for June 2022 is out, and while the sales of almost all TVS models have witnessed a drop when compared with May 2022, the Raider has seen its sales rise massively. Here’s a look at the full numbers: 

Note: The Apache range comprises the sales numbers for the TVS Apache RTR 160, Apache RTR 180, Apache RTR 200 4V and Apache RTR 160 4V.

While the drop in sales across the board comes as a shocker, one of the reasons behind the steep decline is the comparatively lower production volume in June than in May, possibly having resulted due to the prolonged semiconductor chip shortage causing TVS to play a balancing act for all its models. 

Subsequently, the TVS Jupiter range, TVS Raider and the TVS iQube witnessed a good increase in sales numbers at a time when consumers are looking for economic modes of mobility. All three products are competitively priced while offering a plethora of features, which make them good value for money propositions. TVS also recently launched three new variants of the iQube to cater to a variety of EV consumers.

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