New Delhi: Royal Enfield has crossed the 10 lakh mark in domestic sales for the first time in a financial year. Between April 2025 and February 2026, the company
dispatched 10.07 lakh units in India, which is 24 per cent higher than the same period last year.
This growth has been largely driven by strong demand for its 350cc motorcycles. With March 2026 numbers still pending, the company is expected to finish FY26 with around 11 lakh units in domestic sales and about 1.25 lakh units in exports, which would make it a record year for the brand.
Performance in 350cc bikes
Royal Enfield Bullet 350
Royal Enfield’s lineup in the 350cc segment continues to be its biggest strength. Out of the total 10.07 lakh units sold during the April–February period, 9.31 lakh units came from four models, including Classic 350, Bullet 350, Hunter 350 and Meteor 350. This means these bikes alone contributed 92 per cent of total sales.
In terms of share, the Classic 350 leads with 40 per cent, followed by the Bullet 350 at 25 per cent. The Hunter 350 and Meteor 350 together make up the remaining 35 per cent. Because of this strong lineup, Royal Enfield holds a massive 94 per cent share in the 250 to 350cc category, which itself saw sales of 9.91 lakh units, growing 27 per cent year on year.
Performance in higher segments
In the 350 to 500cc category, the performance has not been as strong. The combined sales of the Guerrilla 450 and Himalayan stood at 32,994 units, which is down by seven per cent compared to last year. This gives Royal Enfield a 27 per cent market share in this segment, where Bajaj Auto leads with a 60 per cent share and 58,626 units.
In the 500 to 800cc segment, Royal Enfield is still far ahead of others. Its 650cc bikes recorded 42,640 units, which works out to a 97 per cent share of the total 44,156 units sold in this category.
Monthly numbers were also steady. The company crossed 1 lakh units for three straight months from August to October 2025, with October being the highest at 1.17 lakh units.
