Royal Enfield, the iconic Chennai-based motorcycle manufacturer, delivered its best-ever monthly performance in September 2025, selling a staggering 1,24,328 units. This included 1,13,573 units sold domestically and 10,755 units exported, reflecting a remarkable 42.94 percent year-on-year growth compared to 86,978 units in September 2024. The surge was driven by strong festive season demand and cost reductions from the GST 2.0 reforms, cementing Royal Enfieldโs dominance in the middleweight motorcycle segment.
Robust Domestic and Export Performance
In September 2025, domestic sales accounted for 91.35 percent of the total, with 1,13,573 units, marking a 43.17 percent increase from 79,326 units in September 2024. Exports, contributing 8.65 percent, grew by 40.55 percent to 10,755 units from 7,652 units the previous year, despite a slight 3.33 percent dip from August 2025โs figures. On a month-on-month basis, total sales grew by over 9 percent compared to 1,14,002 units in August 2025, showcasing consistent demand.
Segment-Wise Success
Royal Enfieldโs sub-350 cc motorcycles, including popular models like the Classic 350 and Hunter 350, remained the backbone of its sales, contributing 1,07,478 units and accounting for 86.45 percent of Septemberโs total. This segment saw a 42.67 percent year-on-year growth from 75,331 units in September 2024. The premium motorcycles above 350 cc, such as the Interceptor 650 and Himalayan, also performed strongly, with 16,850 units sold, reflecting a 44.67 percent annual increase from 11,647 units.
Stellar Quarterly and Year-to-Date Figures
In the second quarter of FY26 (July-September 2025), Royal Enfield sold 3,26,375 units, a 43.23 percent increase over Q2 FY25. The sub-350 cc segment contributed 2,82,156 units, while larger motorcycles added 44,219 units, growing by 26.83 percent. Exports during the quarter surged by 55.06 percent to 33,672 units. For the April-September 2025 period, total sales reached 5,91,903 units, a 30.15 percent rise from 4,54,779 units in the same period last year. Domestic sales accounted for 5,21,482 units, while exports contributed 70,421 units, with the sub-350 cc segment growing by 31.62 percent to 5,09,610 units and premium motorcycles advancing by 21.76 percent to 82,293 units.
Driving Growth with Festive Demand and New Models
The festive season, combined with GST 2.0 tax reductions, significantly lowered costs for buyers, boosting demand across Royal Enfieldโs portfolio. The company is also gearing up for future growth, developing new motorcycles in the 350 cc, 450 cc, and 650 cc segments, alongside an upcoming electric vehicle (EV) range. These initiatives position Royal Enfield to maintain its leadership in the middleweight motorcycle market and expand its global footprint.
A Bright Future Ahead
Royal Enfieldโs record-breaking performance in September 2025 underscores its strong brand loyalty and ability to capitalize on market opportunities. With a robust product lineup, growing export markets, and innovative models in the pipeline, the company is well-equipped to sustain its momentum and continue dominating the Indian and global motorcycle industries.
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FAQs
1. How many motorcycles did Royal Enfield sell in September 2025?
Royal Enfield sold 1,24,328 motorcycles, including 1,13,573 units domestically and 10,755 units exported.
2. What was the year-on-year sales growth for Royal Enfield in September 2025?
The company achieved a 42.94 percent year-on-year growth, with total sales rising from 86,978 units in September 2024 to 1,24,328 units in September 2025.
3. Which segment contributed the most to Royal Enfieldโs sales in September 2025?
The sub-350 cc segment, including models like the Classic 350, contributed 1,07,478 units, accounting for 86.45 percent of total sales.
4. How did Royal Enfieldโs exports perform in September 2025?
Exports grew by 40.55 percent to 10,755 units in September 2025, compared to 7,652 units in September 2024.
5. What factors drove Royal Enfieldโs sales growth in September 2025?
Strong festive season demand and GST 2.0 tax reductions, which lowered motorcycle prices, significantly boosted sales.
6. What new developments is Royal Enfield planning?
The company is working on new motorcycles in the 350 cc, 450 cc, and 650 cc segments, as well as an electric vehicle range, to further strengthen its portfolio.
