Royal Enfield recorded its highest-ever monthly sales in September 2026, with total motorcycle sales reaching 1,33,958 units. The company reported an 8% increase compared with 1,24,328 motorcycles sold in September 2025. Strong domestic demand and higher exports contributed to the company’s performance during the month.
The latest Royal Enfield sales report also highlights the importance of its popular mid-capacity motorcycle range. Models such as the Classic 350, Bullet 350 and Hunter 350 continue to attract buyers, while the company’s larger-capacity motorcycles face a different sales trend.
For motorcycle enthusiasts and prospective buyers, the September 2026 sales breakup offers a useful look at the company’s performance and the changing demand for its motorcycles.
Royal Enfield Sales in September 2026
Royal Enfield recorded growth in both the domestic and export markets during September 2026. Domestic sales reached 1,21,326 units, compared with 1,13,573 units in the same month last year. Exports increased to 12,632 units from 10,755 units.
Here is a quick overview of the company’s overall performance:
| Sales category | September 2026 | September 2025 | Year-on-year growth |
| Domestic sales | 1,21,326 | 1,13,573 | 6.8% |
| Exports | 12,632 | 10,755 | 17.4% |
| Total sales | 1,33,958 | 1,24,328 | 7.8% |
These figures represent reported company sales, including domestic sales and exports. They should not be confused with retail registrations recorded by vehicle registration authorities.
Royal Enfield Classic 350 Continues to Lead
The Classic 350 remains one of Royal Enfield’s most important motorcycles. Its combination of retro styling, familiar design and everyday usability has helped it maintain a strong position in the Indian market.
According to September 2026 model-wise sales data reported by automotive publications, the Classic 350 recorded 47,286 units, compared with 40,449 units in September 2025. This represents year-on-year growth of approximately 16.9%.
The model’s performance highlights the continued demand for traditional roadsters in India’s motorcycle market.
Popular 350cc Motorcycles Remain Important
Royal Enfield’s 350cc portfolio plays a major role in its overall sales. The Classic 350, Bullet 350 and Hunter 350 appeal to different types of riders, from those who prefer traditional styling to younger customers looking for a modern roadster.
The Bullet 350 continues to benefit from its long-standing identity, while the Hunter 350 targets riders who prefer a relatively compact motorcycle for city use. Together with the Classic 350, these motorcycles form an important part of Royal Enfield’s product range.
However, the exact sales figures for each model should be checked against the latest published model-wise sales table before drawing comparisons between all three motorcycles.
How Did Royal Enfield’s Larger Bikes Perform?
While the smaller-capacity segment recorded encouraging growth, motorcycles above 350cc experienced a decline during September 2026.
The company’s above-350cc category recorded 12,463 units, compared with 16,850 units in September 2025. This represents a decline of approximately 26%.
This category includes motorcycles from Royal Enfield’s larger-capacity portfolio, such as the Himalayan, Guerrilla and 650cc range. The figures suggest that the company’s overall monthly growth was driven primarily by its up-to-350cc and electric-vehicle category rather than its larger motorcycles.
Royal Enfield Sales Growth in FY 2026–27
Royal Enfield’s performance was also strong during the first six months of the current financial year. From April to September 2026, the company recorded total sales of 7,09,096 motorcycles, compared with 5,91,903 units during the corresponding period of the previous financial year.
This represents growth of approximately 19.8%.
Domestic sales increased to 6,42,021 units during the six-month period, while exports totaled 67,075 units. The figures indicate that the Indian market remained the primary contributor to the company’s overall sales.
What Do September’s Sales Figures Indicate?
Royal Enfield’s September 2026 performance points to continued demand for its core motorcycle range. The Classic 350’s growth reflects the popularity of the brand’s traditional styling, while the increase in overall domestic sales suggests that demand remained healthy.
At the same time, the decline in motorcycles above 350cc shows that growth was not uniform across the portfolio. Future monthly results will help determine whether the larger-capacity segment can recover and whether the company’s sales momentum continues through the festive season.
Overall, September was a significant month for Royal Enfield, with record total monthly sales and growth in both domestic and export markets.
Note: Overall sales figures are company-reported figures. Model-specific numbers and segment classifications may use different reporting categories, so they should be checked against the original model-wise sales table before publication
