Royal Enfield has reported strong sales performance in July 2026, with total sales reaching 1,18,232 motorcycles. This marks a 34% increase compared to 88,045 units sold in July 2025. The brand continues to see steady demand in the Indian market, especially in the entry and mid-size segments.
Royal Enfield Bikes | Monthly | Year to Date | ||||
| July 2026 | July 2025 | Growth % | April-26 to July-26 | April-25 to July-25 | Growth % | |
| Engine Capacity Up to 350cc & EVs | 1,05,048 | 76,047 | 38% | 3,99,674 | 3,03,501 | 32% |
| Engine Capacity Exceeding 350cc | 13,184 | 11,998 | 10% | 48,985 | 50,072 | -2% |
| Domestic | 1,05,317 | 76,254 | 38% | 4,06,491 | 3,05,033 | 33% |
| Exports | 12,915 | 11,791 | 10% | 42,168 | 48,540 | -13% |
| Total | 1,18,232 | 88,045 | 34% | 4,48,659 | 3,53,573 | 27% |
The growth in July 2026 was mainly driven by motorcycles in the up to 350cc and EV segment, which recorded 1,05,048 units, showing a significant 38% increase from 76,047 units last year. Some of the 350cc bikes that clock good numbers include Hunter 350, Classic 350, and Bullet 350. Whereas the Flying Flea C6 electric bike is the latest addition to the electric bike segment.
On the other hand, motorcycles with engine capacity above 350cc also showed a 10% growth, reaching 13,184 units compared to 11,998 units in July 2025. The bike models that stood in demand are Himalayan 450, Shotgun 650, and Guerrilla 450.
This indicates balanced demand across both entry level and premium segments. You can also check out the Royal Enfield Q1 Sales Report (April-June 2026).
Royal Enfield’s domestic sales remained strong, with 1,05,317 units sold, reflecting a 38% growth over 76,254 units sold in July 2025. This highlights the brand’s strong presence in the Indian market.
Meanwhile, exports also grew by 10%, with 12,915 units shipped compared to 11,791 units last year. This shows improving demand in international markets as well.
On a year-to-date basis, Royal Enfield continues its positive momentum. The company recorded total sales of 4,48,659 units, showing a 27% growth compared to 3,53,573 units in the same period last year.
The up to 350cc and EV segment remains the key contributor with 32% growth, while domestic sales increased by 33%. However, the above 350cc segment saw a slight 2% decline, and exports dropped by 13% during this period.
Overall, Royal Enfield continues to maintain strong growth with consistent demand across key segments.
Before you go, don’t forget to check out the Royal Enfield Sales Breakdown June 2026: Strong Growth Led by Classic 350
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