Classic 350 led Royal Enfield’s domestic sales, while the 350cc range contributed over 92% of volumes as the 450cc and 650cc categories declined year-on-year
Royal Enfield’s September 2026 sales breakup highlights the continued importance of its 350cc motorcycles. Classic 350, Bullet 350 and Hunter 350 all registered growth, helping offset declines in Meteor 350 and several larger-capacity models. Domestic sales stood at 1,21,326 units, up 6.83% from 1,13,573 units in September 2025. Compared with August’s 1,14,945 units, volumes increased 5.55%, adding 6,381 units.
Royal Enfield Sales September 2026 – Classic 350 Leads
Classic 350 remained Royal Enfield’s best-selling motorcycle with 47,286 units, growing 16.90% over 40,449 units a year earlier. It added 6,837 units, the largest annual volume increase in the lineup. Bullet 350 ranked second with 28,529 units, up 10.09% from 25,915 units in September 2025.
Hunter 350 followed with 25,692 units, registering the strongest year-on-year percentage growth in the lineup at 17.85%. It added 3,891 units over September 2025 and grew 7.64% compared with August. Meteor 350 recorded 10,772 units, down 25.38% from 14,435 units a year earlier. Together, Classic, Bullet, Hunter and Meteor accounted for 92.54% of Royal Enfield’s domestic sales.
Himalayan Declines, Guerrilla 450 Registers Growth
Himalayan sales stood at 3,029 units, declining 23.10% from 3,939 units in September 2025. Volumes were also marginally lower than August’s 3,068 units, slipping 1.27%. Guerrilla 450 recorded 1,871 units, up 4.06% from 1,798 units a year earlier. Sequential growth was stronger at 10.58%, compared with 1,692 units in August.
Combined sales of the two 450cc motorcycles reached 4,900 units, down 14.59% from 5,737 units in September 2025. The category nevertheless grew 2.94% month-on-month, with Guerrilla’s increase more than offsetting Himalayan’s small sequential decline. The 450cc range contributed 4.04% of Royal Enfield’s September domestic volumes.
650cc Range Sees Mixed Performance
The 650 Twins category recorded 2,888 units, down 25.10% from 3,856 units a year earlier. Sales also declined 7.23% compared with August’s 3,113 units. Super Meteor registered 1,154 units, growing 4.81% over 1,101 units in September 2025. However, it declined 21.28% sequentially from 1,466 units in August, making it the only listed 650cc model line to grow year-on-year.
Shotgun recorded 105 units, down 62.37% from 279 units a year earlier. Compared with August’s 107 units, volumes slipped 1.87%. Together, the listed 650cc models contributed 4,147 units, declining 20.80% year-on-year and 11.50% month-on-month. Their share of Royal Enfield’s domestic sales stood at 3.42%.
350cc Motorcycles Account For 92.54% Of Sales
Royal Enfield’s four 350cc models recorded combined sales of 1,12,279 units, up 9.43% from 1,02,600 units in September 2025. They added 9,679 units year-on-year, more than the company’s overall increase of 7,753 units, offsetting the combined decline in the larger-capacity categories.
The 350cc range also grew 6.43% over August’s 1,05,499 units. Its contribution to domestic sales increased to 92.54%, compared with approximately 90.34% a year earlier. Next up, Royal Enfield will launch Himalayan 750 in India as well as global market.
