Royal Enfield Records 31% Year-on-Year Sales Growth in October, Sells Over 1.10 Lakh Units

In October 2024, Royal Enfield experienced its highest-ever monthly sales of more than 1.10 lakh bikes, a remarkable 31% rise from the previous year's 84,435 units. Of the total, 1.02 lakh units were sold domestically, while 8,688 units were exported, indicating a 26% and 150% rise, respectively. In terms of Year-to-Date sales, Royal Enfield saw a marginal growth of 3% with 5.13 lakh units sold in the domestic market in FY25. The exports totaled 52,624, exhibiting a 21% YoY rise. In contrast to FY24, when it sold 5.41 lakh units, the company supplied 5.65 lakh units overall in FY25. This represented a growth of 4%.

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Speaking about the performance for October 2024, B Govindarajan, CEO, of Royal Enfield said, 'The month of October has been truly remarkable for Royal Enfield, we have broken records with a whopping 1,00,000+ sales in a single month! This is our biggest and milestone festive season sale and surpasses all our previous sales performance records. Last month we announced our debut in the Bangladesh market and the response from the riding community has been incredible. All our new and existing motorcycles have continued to perform well and we are confident that with our upcoming launches, we will be able to sustain this growth momentum. As we soon unfold our next chapter of sustainable mobility, we are excited to shape the future of motorcycling while remaining committed to delivering the essence of pure riding experiences. 

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Recent Highlights

Ahead of the 2024 EICMA show, Royal Enfield revealed the Flying Flea C6, its first electric bike, in Milan, Italy. The EV sports a classic appearance instead of the expected adventure-oriented look. For better cooling and weight reduction, it gets an aluminum frame with a magnesium battery casing in the middle. The bike also has a single seat, a fender-mounted taillight, and a circular LED headlamp. Other notable features include a circular TFT instrument console, a lean-sensitive ABS, cruise control, keyless ignition, and traction control. The battery specifications are currently unknown, but the bike is expected to have a performance comparable to Royal Enfield's 350 models, making it perfect for city commutes. The e-bike will be available for purchase in 2026.