7 Best-Selling Two-Wheeler Brands in 2025

Hero MotoCorp

Hero MotoCorp stayed on top with 58,23,063 units sold in CY’25. Sales grew 6.08% over last year, though market share dipped slightly as competition increased in commuter and scooter segments.

Honda Motorcycle & Scooter India

Honda sold 50,37,953 units in CY’25, recording 4.95% growth. However, its market share slipped to 2.14% as rivals gained ground in both petrol and electric two-wheeler categories.

TVS Motor Company

TVS delivered a strong performance with 37,88,459 units sold. The brand achieved 16.90% growth and gained market share, helped by rising demand for motorcycles, scooters, and electric models.

Bajaj Auto

Bajaj Auto reported 21,55,166 units in CY’25. Sales dropped slightly by 1.39%, and market share declined, reflecting softer demand in commuter motorcycles and export-related segments.

Suzuki Motorcycle India

Suzuki sold 10,97,838 units in CY’25, growing by 14.70%. The company gained market share, driven mainly by strong demand for its scooter lineup across India.

Royal Enfield Bikes

Royal Enfield recorded 10,34,155 units in CY’25. With 26.60% growth, the brand strengthened its market share, showing continued demand in premium and mid-capacity motorcycles.

Yamaha Bikes

Yamaha sold 6,76,555 units in CY’25. The brand saw 2.34% growth, though market share dipped slightly, showing stable but limited expansion in the market.