Royal Enfield Sales Breakup June 2026 – Classic, Bullet, Hunter, Meteor, 650 Twins, Himalayan

Royal Enfield posted another month of strong domestic growth in June 2026, with sales crossing the one lakh unit mark. The company sold 1,02,930 motorcycles, registering 33.75% YoY growth over 76,957 units sold in June 2025. On a month-on-month basis, sales were up 9.37% from 94,115 units recorded in May 2026. The growth continued to be driven by the company’s 350cc lineup, led by Classic 350 and Bullet 350.

Royal Enfield Sales June 2026 – YoY and MoM Analysis

Classic 350 remained Royal Enfield’s bestselling motorcycle with 40,660 units sold in June 2026, an increase of 39.38% over 29,172 units sold a year ago. It accounted for 39.50% of the company’s domestic sales. Bullet 350 continued its strong momentum with sales of 26,488 units, growing 54.97% YoY, making it the fastest-growing high-volume Royal Enfield motorcycle. Hunter 350 ranked third with 20,289 units, up 24.77%, while Meteor 350 registered 10,941 units, a healthy 45.59% improvement.

Among the higher-capacity motorcycles, 650 Twins declined 23.83% to 2,238 units, while Himalayan fell 39.10% to 1,240 units. Guerrilla 450 continued to gain traction with 944 units, up 35.63% YoY. Super Meteor and Shotgun registered sales of 98 units and 32 units, respectively.

Compared to May 2026, Classic 350 grew 17.53%, Bullet 350 increased 13.33%, while Meteor 350 posted an even stronger 30.87% month-on-month growth. Hunter 350 remained largely stable with a marginal 0.63% decline. Higher-capacity motorcycles witnessed sequential declines, with 650 Twins down 37.87%, Himalayan down 23.79%, Guerrilla 450 down 43.03%, Super Meteor down 75.74%, and Shotgun down 60.49%.

350cc motorcycles dominate portfolio

Royal Enfield’s 350cc family continued to dominate the sales mix. Models in this category collectively sold 98,378 units in June 2026, registering 40.46% YoY and 13.41% MoM growth. The 350cc range contributed 95.58% of the company’s domestic volumes.

The 650cc lineup recorded 2,368 units, down 43.42% YoY and 42.06% compared to May. The 450cc range, comprising Guerrilla 450 and Himalayan, recorded combined sales of 2,184 units, down 20.06% YoY and 33.50% MoM, accounting for 2.12% of total domestic sales.

Royal Enfield Q2 2026 Sales

For the April-June 2026 period (CY Q2 2026), Royal Enfield recorded domestic sales of 3,01,174 units, registering 31.64% YoY growth over 2,28,779 units sold during the corresponding quarter last year.

Classic 350 led quarterly sales with 1,13,221 units, up 33.83%, while Bullet 350 recorded one of the strongest performances with 74,900 units, registering 47.27% growth. Hunter 350 added 62,654 units, growing 24.46%, and Meteor 350 contributed 29,361 units, up 28.46%.

Among the remaining models, 650 Twins posted 13.33% growth with 9,905 units, whereas Guerrilla 450 nearly doubled its volumes, rising 91.44% to 5,075 units. Himalayan declined 8.24%, while Super Meteor and Shotgun recorded declines of 64.85% and 61.25%, respectively.

Segment-wise, Royal Enfield’s 350cc motorcycles contributed 2,80,136 units, accounting for 93.01% of total domestic sales during Q2 and growing 34.26% YoY. The 650cc portfolio declined 8.78% to 11,155 units, while the 450cc range improved 25.24% to 9,883 units, indicating gradual acceptance of the company’s newer platform even as the 350cc lineup continues to remain the backbone of Royal Enfield’s domestic business.