Motorcycle Exports H1 FY2027 – Boxer, Star City, Pulsar, CT, FZ, Apache, Gixxer, Raider, Xtreme

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India’s motorcycle exports grew 31.83% during April–September 2026, with Boxer and Star City together contributing nearly 46% of overseas shipments.

India’s motorcycle exports reached 27,64,662 units in the first half of FY2027, up 31.83% from 20,97,158 units in April–September 2025. Overseas shipments increased by 6,67,504 units, driven primarily by substantial gains for Bajaj Boxer and TVS Star City.

Motorcycles Account For 86.20% Of Two-Wheeler Exports

Total two-wheeler exports stood at 32,07,357 units in H1 FY2027, growing 31.86% over 24,32,412 units. Motorcycles contributed 86.20% of shipments. Scooter exports expanded faster at 34.95% to 4,35,363 units, accounting for 13.57% of the total. Moped exports declined 42.03% to 7,332 units, contributing the remaining 0.23%.

2W Exports H1 FY 2027

Boxer Nears 6.7 Lakh, Star City Crosses 6 Lakh

Bajaj Boxer retained the top position with 6,68,804 units, growing 90.56% over 3,50,972 units a year earlier. Its increase of 3,17,832 units was the largest among the ranked motorcycle families, taking its share of motorcycle exports to 24.19%.

TVS Star City followed with 6,01,720 units, up 46.06% from 4,11,961 units. It added 1,89,759 units and accounted for 21.76% of shipments. Together, Boxer and Star City contributed 45.95% of motorcycle exports. Their combined increase of 5,07,591 units represented approximately 76% of the segment’s net export growth.

Motorcycle Exports H1 FY 2027

Pulsar, CT Strengthen Top Four

Bajaj Pulsar ranked third with 3,01,449 units, up 17.26%, while CT followed with 2,15,040 units, growing 31.89%. The top four entries collectively accounted for 64.63% of motorcycle exports. Yamaha FZ secured fifth place with 90,145 units, an increase of 12.56%.

TVS Apache followed with 86,265 units, up 22.30%, while Suzuki Gixxer 155 remained broadly stable at 69,756 units. TVS Sport declined 11.14% to 63,960 units. Raider grew 32.55% to 58,961 units, and Honda Shine completed the top ten with 52,729 units, up 54.93%.

Top 50 Motorcycle Exports H1 FY 2027

Xtreme 125R, Platina And CB200X Gain

Hero Xtreme 125R exports increased 58.57% to 49,279 units, while HF Deluxe recorded a marginal rise of 0.42% to 45,405 units. Discover declined 5.17% to 38,616 units, and Hunk fell 25.38% to 29,405 units.

Bajaj Platina moved in the opposite direction to its domestic performance, with exports rising 63.91% to 25,314 units. Honda CB200X grew 179.41% to 25,242 units, followed by Hornet 2.0 at 22,008 units, up 10.29%. Splendor occupied 18th position with 20,504 units, growing 28.71%. Honda CB125 Hornet contributed 12,788 units, with no corresponding exports recorded a year earlier.

No Motorcycle Exports FY27 FY26
1 Boxer 6,68,804 3,50,972
2 Star City 6,01,720 4,11,961
3 Pulsar 3,01,449 2,57,070
4 CT 2,15,040 1,63,050
5 FZ 90,145 80,083
6 Apache 86,265 70,537
7 Gixxer 155 69,756 69,428
8 Sport 63,960 71,979
9 Raider 58,961 44,481
10 Shine 52,729 34,035
11 Xtreme 125R 49,279 31,078
12 HF Deluxe 45,405 45,216
13 Discover 38,616 40,722
14 Hunk 29,405 39,406
15 Platina 25,314 15,444
16 CB 200X 25,242 9,034
17 Hornet 2.0 22,008 19,954
18 Splendor 20,504 15,930
19 Saluto RX 19,644 21,508
20 Classic 350 17,178 18,364
21 Dominar 16,123 16,588
22 X Blade 14,196 12,948
23 KTM 390 14,148 18,051
24 CB Unicorn 150 14,112 9,169
25 Triumph 400 13,263 14,210
26 CB 125 Hornet 12,788 0
27 Himalayan 12,382 12,596
28 MT 15 11,597 9,573
29 V-Strom SX 11,318 7,053
30 Saluto 10,906 13,318
31 Xpulse 200 10,593 10,243
32 Hunter 350 10,195 9,590
33 CB 350 9,735 14,546
34 Xtreme 250R 8,879 7,229
35 KTM 160 / 200 8,496 6,220
36 Meteor 350 7,896 7,484
37 650 Twin 7,825 7,734
38 Gixxer 250 7,702 9,793
39 BMW 310 / 450 7,457 7,726
40 Super Meteor 5,213 5,849
41 R15 4,958 5,026
42 Guerrilla 450 4,693 5,775
43 XSR 4,626 0
44 KTM 250 4,486 3,172
45 Ronin 4,343 2,920
46 FZ25 4,040 7,850
47 CB300 3,755 3,778
48 RS 457 2,490 1,827
49 CB Hornet 160R 1,890 3,346
50 SP 160 1,740 3,180
51 RR 310 / RTX 300 1,238 238
52 Shotgun 1,178 1,941
53 KTM 125 918 5,324
54 SZ 876 1,412
55 Hayate 780 1,224
56 Radeon 720 800
57 W175 696 0
58 Glamour 677 4,597
59 Xtreme 160R 638 2,382
60 Ninja 300 582 0
61 Passion 540 4,674
62 Bullet 350 515 1,108
63 HD X440 411 1
64 Kawasaki 300 371 0
65 KLX230 348 0
66 Tuono 457 318 2,510
67 Avenger 288 434
68 Husqvarna 401 146 264
69 Mavrick 440 133 524
70 Moto Guzzi Trip 500 19 0
71 Karizma 1 2
72 Dream 0 14,800
73 Livo 0 7,300
74 CB Twister 0 450
75 Husqvarna 125 0 126
76 Freedom 0 1
– Total 27,64,662 20,97,158

Mixed Results For Premium Motorcycles

Royal Enfield Classic 350 shipments declined 6.46% to 17,178 units. Bajaj Dominar slipped 2.80% to 16,123 units, while KTM 390 fell 21.62% to 14,148 units. Triumph 400 exports declined 6.66% to 13,263 units, and Himalayan eased 1.70% to 12,382 units.

Yamaha MT-15 grew 21.14% to 11,597 units, while Suzuki V-Strom SX increased 60.47% to 11,318 units. Further down, Hunter 350 grew 6.31% to 10,195 units, while Honda CB350 declined 33.07% to 9,735 units. KTM 250, TVS Ronin and Aprilia RS 457 registered growth of 41.42%, 48.73% and 36.29%, respectively.

Beyond The Top 50

Outside the top 50, the combined TVS RR310/RTX300 entry recorded 1,238 units, up from 238 units, while Royal Enfield Shotgun declined to 1,178 units from 1,941 units. KTM 125 exports fell to 918 units from 5,324 units. Other entries included SZ at 876 units, Hayate at 780 units, Radeon at 720 units, W175 at 696 units and Ninja 300 at 582 units. Harley-Davidson X440 shipments increased to 411 units from just one unit, while several commuter models recorded sharp declines.

Moto Guzzi Trip 500, which made its global debut yesterday, is also in the list, with 19 units exported. It is made in India by Aprilia at their plant in Baramati, Maharashtra. Trip 500 is based on the sale platform as the Aprilia RS 457 and Tuono 457. Honda Dream and Livo posted no exports, compared with 14,800 and 7,300 units, respectively, a year earlier.



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