Suzuki Motorcycle India has reported a strong year-on-year sales growth of 26% in December 2025, reflecting steady demand across its two-wheeler portfolio. The company recorded total sales of over 1.22 lakh units during the month, compared to around 97,000 units in December 2024. The growth was driven by consistent performance in both the domestic market and exports, as Suzuki continues to strengthen its presence in the commuter and scooter segments. The latest figures highlight the brand’s stable momentum toward the end of the calendar year.
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December 2025 Sales Performance
In December 2025, Suzuki Motorcycle India sold approximately 1,22,366 units, registering
a 26% increase over the same month last year. This includes combined domestic and export volumes. The company’s ability to maintain double-digit growth comes at a time when overall two-wheeler demand has shown gradual recovery across several segments, particularly scooters and entry-level motorcycles.
Domestic Market Contribution
Domestic sales played a key role in Suzuki’s December performance. The brand’s scooter lineup, led by models such as the Access series, continued to attract buyers looking for practical and fuel-efficient options. Commuter motorcycles also contributed to volumes, supporting Suzuki’s steady retail presence across urban and semi-urban markets. The domestic push helped offset seasonal fluctuations typically seen at the year’s end.
Export Volumes And Overseas Demand
Alongside domestic sales, Suzuki Motorcycle India recorded healthy export numbers in December 2025. The company exports made-in-India two-wheelers to multiple global markets, and sustained overseas demand contributed meaningfully to overall growth. Exports remain an important pillar of Suzuki’s India operations, providing volume stability beyond local market conditions.
Portfolio And Segment Impact
Suzuki’s current product range spans scooters, commuter motorcycles and performance-oriented offerings. While scooters continue to be volume drivers, motorcycles in the 125cc and above segments also support the brand’s growth strategy. Regular updates, competitive pricing and a focus on reliability have helped Suzuki maintain relevance across segments.
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Outlook Going Into 2026
With a 26% year-on-year growth in December 2025, Suzuki Motorcycle India ends the calendar year on a positive note. The company is expected to focus on expanding its network, strengthening exports and refreshing its lineup in 2026. Sustained demand across key segments will be crucial in maintaining this growth trajectory in the coming months.
