The top ten motorcycles together accounted for 8,66,045 units in June 2026, registering 4.25% YoY growth over 8,30,761 units sold in June 2025.
Sales stood at 3,53,024 units in June 2026, an increase of 6.64% over 3,31,057 units sold in the same month last year.
Honda Shine retained second position with 1,67,572 units, posting a healthy 17.00% YoY growth over 1,43,227 units.
TVS Apache emerged as one of the strongest performers among premium commuter motorcycles.
Volumes fell 56.09% to 44,292 units, down from 1,00,878 units sold a year earlier.
In our earlier reports, we covered the overall two-wheeler sales performance along with the top-selling scooters in India. Here’s a closer look at the top 10 bestselling motorcycles in June 2026. The top ten motorcycles together accounted for 8,66,045 units in June 2026, registering 4.25% YoY growth over 8,30,761 units sold in June 2025.
Top 10 Motorcycles June 2026
Hero Splendor remained India’s highest-selling motorcycle by a comfortable margin. Sales stood at 3,53,024 units in June 2026, an increase of 6.64% over 3,31,057 units sold in the same month last year. Splendor alone accounted for 40.76% of the top ten motorcycle sales, underlining its continued dominance in the commuter segment.
Honda Shine retained second position with 1,67,572 units, posting a healthy 17.00% YoY growth over 1,43,227 units. Bajaj Pulsar continued to hold third place despite witnessing a decline. Sales dropped 12.49% to 77,406 units, compared to 88,452 units sold in June 2025, making it one of the few motorcycles in the top ten to report negative growth.
TVS Apache emerged as one of the strongest performers among premium commuter motorcycles. Sales increased 33.82% to 55,382 units, while Hero HF Deluxe experienced the sharpest decline in the rankings. Volumes fell 56.09% to 44,292 units, down from 1,00,878 units sold a year earlier.
No Top 10 Motorcycles Jun-26 Jun-25 1 Splendor 3,53,024 3,31,057 2 Shine 1,67,572 1,43,218 3 Pulsar 77,406 88,452 4 Apache 55,382 41,386 5 HF Deluxe 44,292 1,00,878 6 Classic 350 40,660 29,172 7 CB Unicorn 37,617 26,363 8 Raider 36,983 27,481 9 Platina 26,621 25,662 10 Bullet 350 26,488 17,092 – Total 8,66,045 8,30,761
Royal Enfield continued to strengthen its presence in the top ten with two models. Classic 350 secured sixth position after recording 40,660 units, up 39.38% YoY. Bullet 350 also posted impressive gains, rising 54.97% to 26,488 units, making it one of the fastest-growing motorcycles among the top ten.
Honda CB Unicorn delivered another strong performance with 37,617 units, registering 42.69% growth over June 2025. TVS Raider maintained steady momentum as well, posting 36,983 units, up 34.58% year-on-year. Bajaj Platina rounded off the commuter segment with 26,621 units, recording a modest 3.74% increase.
Compared to the scooter segment, where growth was driven by both conventional and electric models, motorcycles continued to be led by tried-and-tested commuter products. However, the month also highlighted the growing demand for premium motorcycles. Royal Enfield’s Classic 350 and Bullet 350 recorded strong double-digit growth, while TVS Apache and Honda CB Unicorn continued to gain traction, indicating that buyers are increasingly willing to move beyond basic commuters.
