Top 5 Best-selling Two-wheeler Brands in July 2025: Honda, Hero MotoCorp, and More

Honda Motorcycle & Scooter India (HMSI) surpassed Hero MotoCorp to become the best-selling two-wheeler brand in July 2025. Although Hero posted strong year-on-year growth, it was not enough to counter Honda's surge, fuelled by a robust demand across domestic and international markets. While there was a reshuffle at the top, the remaining three brands—TVS, Bajaj, and Suzuki—retained their positions as the third, fourth, and fifth best-selling two-wheeler manufacturers. Here's a breakdown of how each of these top-performing brands fared in July 2025.

Honda

Units Sold: 4.66 lakh units. 

Honda reclaimed its position as a top-selling 2W brand in India after several months. Compared to 4.39 lakh units sold in July of last year, the automaker saw a volume increase of 27,213 units, which translates to a year-on-year growth of 6.20%. 

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Hero MotoCorp

Units Sold: 4.12 lakh

The long-reigning champion slipped to the second position despite a healthy performance last month. It recorded a year-on-year rise of 18.66%, with a volume increase of 64,862 units, compared to 3.47 lakh units sold in July 2024.

TVS

Units Sold: 3.09 lakh

TVS Motor Company continued its impressive upward trajectory, securing the third position on the list. It sold 3.08 lakh units in the domestic market, marking a growth of 21.42% from 2.54 lakh units sold in the same month last year. 

Bajaj

Units Sold: 1.39 lakh

Despite a YoY decline of 17.51%, Bajaj retained its fourth spot as the best-selling two-wheeler brand in India. Compared to 1.69 lakh units sold in July 2024, the company sold 1.39 lakh units last month. This was a volume decrease of 29,568 units.

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Suzuki

Units Sold: 96,029

Suzuki remained the fifth highest-selling 2W brand in India last month, despite a YoY decrease of 4.55%. It sold 96,029 units, compared to 1 lakh units in July 2024.