Most-Selling Royal Enfield Bikes in September 2026: Classic 350 Leads

Royal Enfield recorded domestic sales of 1,21,326 motorcycles in September 2026, up 6.83% from 1,13,573 units in September 2025. In addition, sales increased 5.55% compared with 1,14,945 units in August 2026. The company added 6,381 units month-on-month, showing steady demand for its motorcycles.

The 350cc range remained the main contributor to Royal Enfield’s sales. Classic 350, Bullet 350 and Hunter 350 recorded year-on-year growth, while Meteor 350 saw a decline. However, sales of several larger-capacity motorcycles also fell compared with September 2025. Let’s look at the most selling Royal Enfield bikes in September 2026 and their sales performance.

Royal Enfield Domestic Sales: Year-on-Year (YoY) Comparison

Classic 350 Remains the Best-Selling Model

The Classic 350 led Royal Enfield’s domestic sales with 47,286 units in September 2026. Sales grew 16.90% from 40,449 units in the same month last year. It also recorded an 8.88% increase over August sales of 43,428 units. As a result, the Classic 350 alone contributed 38.97% of the company’s domestic sales.

Bullet 350 Holds the Second Position

The RE Bullet 350 ranked second with 28,529 units sold in September 2026. This marked 10.09% growth over 25,915 units in September 2025. Furthermore, sales increased 3.62% compared with August. The model contributed 23.51% to Royal Enfield’s total domestic sales.

Hunter 350 Records Strong Growth

The Hunter 350 recorded 25,692 units, up 17.85% from 21,801 units a year earlier. It posted the highest year-on-year percentage growth among the four 350cc models. In addition, sales rose 7.64% compared with August’s 23,869 units. Its share of total domestic sales stood at 21.18%.

Meteor 350 Sales Decline

The Meteor 350 recorded 10,772 units in September 2026, down 25.38% from 14,435 units in September 2025. However, it recorded a small month-on-month increase of 0.97% over August’s 10,669 units. The model contributed 8.88% to Royal Enfield’s domestic sales.

Royal Enfield September 2026 Sales: Month-on-Month (MoM) Comparison

Himalayan and 450cc Motorcycles See Mixed Results

The Himalayan recorded 3,029 units, down 23.10% year-on-year and 1.27% month-on-month. In contrast, the Guerrilla 450 recorded 1,871 units, growing 4.06% over September 2025 and 10.58% over August.

Together, the Himalayan and Guerrilla 450 recorded 4,900 units, down 14.59% year-on-year. Nevertheless, their combined sales increased 2.94% compared with August 2026.

650cc Range Faces Year-on-Year Decline

The 650 Twin range recorded 2,888 units, down 25.10% from 3,856 units a year earlier. Sales also fell 7.23% compared with August.

Meanwhile, the Super Meteor recorded 1,154 units, up 4.81% year-on-year but down 21.28% month-on-month. The Shotgun recorded 105 units, marking a 62.37% annual decline. Together, the listed 650cc models accounted for 3.42% of domestic sales.

350cc Range Contributes Over 92% of Sales

Royal Enfield’s four 350cc motorcycles recorded combined sales of 1,12,279 units in September 2026, up 9.43% from 1,02,600 units a year earlier. Their share of domestic sales reached 92.54%, compared with around 90.34% in September 2025.

Overall, the Classic 350, Bullet 350 and Hunter 350 supported Royal Enfield’s sales growth, while the Meteor 350 and several larger-capacity models faced annual declines. Perhaps the most notable point is the continued demand for the 350cc range, which remained the company’s biggest sales contributor in September 2026.

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