The Indian two-wheeler market showcased robust performance in July 2025, achieving a remarkable total sales figure of 1,090,257 units. This marks a significant 13.20% increase compared to the 963,086 units sold in July 2024. Despite some models experiencing a dip in sales, the top ten two-wheelers collectively drove the segmentโs positive momentum. Below is a detailed look at the top performers, their sales figures, and their impact on the market.
1. Hero Splendor: The Unshakable Leader
The Hero Splendor continues to reign supreme as Indiaโs best-selling two-wheeler, with 246,715 units sold in July 2025. This reflects an 11.73% growth from the 220,820 units sold in the same month last year. Known for its durability, cost-effectiveness, and fuel efficiency, the Splendor remains a favorite among commuters, reinforcing its dominance in the motorcycle category and highlighting the sustained demand for practical, budget-friendly vehicles.
2. Honda Activa: Scooter Segment Champion
Securing the second spot, the Honda Activa solidified its position as Indiaโs top-selling scooter, with 237,413 units sold. This represents a strong 21.37% increase from the 195,604 units recorded in July 2024. The Activaโs blend of reliability, comfort, and modern features continues to resonate with urban and rural riders alike, maintaining its stronghold in the scooter market.
3. Honda Shine: Steady but Slightly Down
The Honda Shine held the third position with 159,658 units sold, though it faced a minor 2.29% decline compared to the 163,402 units sold in July 2024. Despite this slight dip, the Shine remains a cornerstone of Hondaโs motorcycle portfolio, valued for its performance and affordability, contributing significantly to the brandโs overall sales.
4. TVS Jupiter: The Star Performer
The TVS Jupiter emerged as a standout, recording an impressive 67.25% growth with 124,876 units sold in July 2025, up from 74,663 units the previous year. This remarkable surge propelled the Jupiter to fourth place, strengthening TVSโs foothold in the scooter segment. Its appeal lies in its stylish design, advanced features, and reliable performance, making it a top choice for scooter buyers.
5. Bajaj Pulsar: Facing Challenges
The Bajaj Pulsar, a favorite in the sporty motorcycle segment, saw a notable 16.67% decline, with sales dropping to 79,817 units from 95,789 units in July 2024. Despite its loyal following, the Pulsar faced stiff competition in the entry-level performance category, indicating a need for strategic updates to reclaim its momentum.
6. Hero HF Deluxe: Strong Comeback
The Hero HF Deluxe posted a commendable 53.30% growth, with 71,477 units sold compared to 46,627 units in July 2024. This surge underscores the modelโs popularity among budget-conscious buyers seeking reliability and efficiency, further solidifying Heroโs presence in the commuter segment.
7. Suzuki Access: A Slight Dip
The Suzuki Access recorded 68,172 units sold, reflecting a 4.32% decline from the 71,247 units sold in July 2024. While it remains a strong contender in the scooter market, the marginal drop suggests increased competition from rivals like the TVS Jupiter and Honda Activa.
8. TVS Apache: Gaining Traction
The TVS Apache showed a solid 22.44% growth, with 37,566 units sold compared to 30,681 units in July 2024. Its sporty design and performance-oriented features continue to attract enthusiasts, boosting TVSโs standing in the premium motorcycle segment.
9. TVS XL: A Minor Setback
The TVS XL, a popular moped, saw a 9.51% decline, with sales of 33,991 units compared to 37,563 units in July 2024. Despite the drop, the XL remains a practical choice for rural and semi-urban buyers seeking affordability and utility.
10. Honda CB Unicorn: Steady Growth
Rounding out the top ten, the Honda CB Unicorn recorded a 14.54% increase, with 30,572 units sold compared to 26,690 units in July 2024. Its refined performance and reliability make it a consistent performer in Hondaโs lineup.
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Market Overview
The Indian two-wheeler marketโs 13.20% growth in July 2025 reflects strong consumer demand and a diverse range of offerings catering to various segments. While models like the Hero Splendor and Honda Activa continue to dominate, the remarkable rise of the TVS Jupiter highlights shifting preferences in the scooter market. However, challenges faced by models like the Bajaj Pulsar and Suzuki Access indicate the competitive nature of the industry, pushing manufacturers to innovate and adapt.
