Royal Enfield Posts 22% YoY Growth in November, Sells Over 1 Lakh Motorcycles

-Royal Enfield crossed the 1-lakh sales mark in November 2025, registering a growth of 22% year-on-year.
-Domestic sales surged 25.15% to 90,405 units, while exports rose 2.43% to 10,265 units.

Royal Enfield sold over 1 lakh bikes in November 2025, registering an increase of 22% from last year’s 82,257 units. The majority of sales came from the domestic market, which rose 25.15% to 90,405 units. Breaking it down by engine segment, motorcycles under 350cc recorded the highest demand, with sales rising 26.73% to 90,312 units and accounting for a dominant 89.71% of the total November volume. On the other hand, the bikes above 350cc witnessed a modest decline of 5.80%, with 10,358 units sold. Meanwhile, international shipments also contributed to the growth, with 2.43% to 10,265 units.

Royal Enfield Sales: MoM (Month-on-Month), YoY (Year-on-Year) Performance

The company’s total sales dipped 19.43% from October’s 1.25 lakh units. The domestic market bore the brunt of this decline, dropping 22.63% month-on-month from 1.17 lakh units in October to 90,405 units in November. That said, exports showed a strong rebound, climbing 26.62% from 8,107 units to 10,265 units last month.

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When it comes to the YTD (Year-to-Date) sales, the performance of the sub-350cc segment stole the spotlight. Compared to 5.55 lakh units, the bikes under 350cc sold 7.11 lakh units, a growth of 28%. The higher-capacity motorcycles above 350cc also grew 16% to 1.07 lakh. With this, the total YTD sales reached 8.17 lakh units, marking a 26% rise from 6.48 lakh units sold between April and November 2024. Exports grew by 42% to 88,793 units from last year’s 62,645 units.

Other Highlights

Royal Enfield’s Motoverse showcased several anticipated models, including the Mana Black Himalayan 450, the Bullet 650, and the electric Flying Flea S6 scrambler.

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While the Bullet 650 and Flying Flea S6 are yet to reach showrooms, the company announced pricing for the Mana Black Edition. At Rs 3.37 lakh (ex-showroom), the Mana Black is priced roughly Rs 17,000 higher than the Hanle Black variant, which retails at Rs 3.20 lakh (ex-showroom).