Royal Enfield clocked an impressive 1,00,670 motorcycle sales, marking a strong 22.38% year-on-year surge.
Royal Enfield just dropped another W in November 2025 — smashing past the 1 lakh sales mark like it’s nothing. The brand sold a solid 1,00,670 bikes, flexing a 22.38% YoY jump over last year’s 82,257 units. Big numbers. Big energy.
And of course, the 350cc squad carried the whole show. With 90,312 units sold, this segment alone pulled almost 90% of RE’s total sales. The Classic 350, Bullet 350, and Hunter 350 are still the go-to choices for both newbies and old-school riders. The segment even logged a fire 26.73% growth. Talk about domination.
The above-350cc gang had a bit of a chill month — 10,358 units, slightly down by 5.8% from last year. But bikes like the Himalayan, Interceptor 650, GT 650, and Super Meteor 650 still keep RE’s global rep strong. Premium vibes, premium lineup.
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On the numbers side:
🇮🇳 India sales: 90,405 units, up 25.15% — RE is cooking in the domestic market.
Exports: 10,265 units, up 2.43% — small rise, but steady momentum.
For FY26 so far, RE is on a roll with 8,17,524 units already sold, a massive 26.24% jump from 6,47,611 units last year. And yep — the sub-350cc beasts are still ruling, contributing over 7.1 lakh units and claiming 87% of the total volume.
With constant upgrades, a bigger dealer network, and global hype around its 350cc and 650cc machines, Royal Enfield looks ready to break even more records. Plus, with plans for electric bikes and a new 750cc segment, things are about to get even crazier.
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Royal Enfield Sales Performance – November 2024 vs November 2025
| Category | Nov 2024 Units | Nov 2025 Units | Change (%) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Total Sales | 82,257 | 1,00,670 | +22.38% |
| Below 350cc Segment | 71,261 | 90,312 | +26.73% |
| Above 350cc Segment | 10,996 | 10,358 | –5.80% |
| Domestic Sales | 72,254 | 90,405 | +25.15% |
| Export Sales | 10,003 | 10,265 | +2.43% |