Hero MotoCorp: Maintains Number One Position
Between April and September 2025, Hero MotoCorp sold a total of 24.14 lakh units. The Hero Splendor was the company’s best-selling bike. Models like the HF Deluxe and Passion Xtec also maintained strong demand in both rural and urban markets. Hero’s bikes have been the bestsellers due to their affordability, reliable engines, and superior mileage.

Honda: Scooters Solidify Position
Honda Motorcycle & Scooter India (HMSI) secured the second position. During this period, the company sold 21.84 lakh units. The Honda Activa was the top-selling model for Honda, becoming India’s best-selling scooter. The company also expanded its presence in the motorcycle segment. Models like the Honda Shine 100 and Shine 125 played a significant role in the company’s volume growth.

TVS Motor: Strong Performance in Scooters and Premium Bikes
TVS Motor Company ranked third. The company sold a total of 17.20 lakh units in H1 FY26. The Jupiter scooter and Apache motorcycle were the company’s bestsellers. The Raider 125 and electric scooter iQube EV further strengthened the company’s market hold.

Bajaj Auto: Momentum with Pulsar and Chetak
Bajaj Auto, in fourth place, sold 11.43 lakh units. The Pulsar and the electric scooter Chetak were the best-selling models.

Suzuki and Royal Enfield
Suzuki Motorcycle India, in fifth place, recorded sales of 5.23 lakh units. The Access 125 remains the company’s bestseller, while the Burgman Street has also gained traction.

Royal Enfield secured the 6th position, selling 4.53 lakh units. Bikes such as the Classic 350, Bullet 350, and Hunter 350 have given it a strong position in the premium segment.

Despite the overall sales growth, the company faced a downturn in the domestic market. Bajaj’s domestic sales in August 2025 decreased by 8% to 2,32,398 units, whereas the figure was 2,53,827 units in August 2024. This decline was particularly evident in the two-wheeler segment, where domestic sales fell by 12% to 1,84,109 units.

Exports significantly bolstered the company’s sales. In August 2025, Bajaj Auto sold a total of 1,85,218 units through exports, a 29% increase compared to the 1,43,977 units sold the previous year. Two-wheeler exports, in particular, performed exceptionally well, reaching 1,57,778 units, a 25% increase.

The commercial vehicle segment proved to be a major support for the company in August 2025. Domestic sales in this segment increased by 7%, reaching 48,289 units. Exports performed even better, with a 58% increase, recording 27,440 units.

Overall, the CV segment’s sales rose by 21% to 75,729 units. August 2025 presented a mixed picture for Bajaj Auto, showing that while the domestic market is under pressure, the demand from global markets is becoming a new source of strength for the company’s growth.

In the first five months of fiscal year 2025 (April-August), Bajaj Auto sold a total of 18,94,853 units, which is more than a 2% increase compared to the 18,54,029 units sold in the same period last year. Although domestic sales decreased by 9% to 10,50,349 units, a 21% increase in exports balanced out this decline.

Bajaj Auto secured the second position with 19,683 units sold in July, a 10.80 percent increase compared to the previous year, driven by the growing demand for its Chetak EV. Ola Electric experienced a significant decline, with sales dropping by 57.29 percent to 17,852 units. Ather Energy showcased a strong comeback, achieving fourth place with a 59.04 percent sales increase to 16,251 units, with models like the Ather 450X and 450S attracting customers. Hero MotoCorp made a mark in the EV segment, with sales surging by 107.20% to 10,501 units, supported by the Vida series scooters.

The TVS iQube lineup starts with a base variant equipped with a 2.2kWh battery, offering a claimed range of 75 km. This variant can charge from 0 to 80 percent in 2 hours. All iQube models come standard with a 950W charger. The base iQube has a top speed of 75 km/h, weighs 115 kg, and provides a 30-liter under-seat storage area. This base variant is priced at ₹94,999.

A larger variant with a 3.4kWh battery is also available, featuring a 5-inch TFT display with features like tow and theft alert, and turn-by-turn navigation. The TVS iQube ST 3.4kWh variant offers a range of 100 km and includes a 7-inch touchscreen TFT display with Alexa voice assist, digital document storage, basic Bluetooth functionality, and a tire pressure monitoring system, priced at ₹1,55,555. The top-of-the-line ST 5.1kWh variant boasts the largest battery capacity among Indian electric scooters, with a claimed range of 150 km. The iQube ST 5.1 has a top speed of 82 km/h and can charge from 0 to 80 percent in 4 hours and 18 minutes. It includes all the features of the ST 3.4kWh and is the most expensive model in the lineup, priced at ₹1,85,373.

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