Two-Wheeler Sales August 2025 – Hero, Honda, TVS, Bajaj, RE, Suzuki

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In August 2025, Hero MotoCorp led the way ahead of Honda, TVS, Bajaj, Royal Enfield and Suzuki in India

The month of August 2025 brought plenty of cheer to the Indian two-wheeler market with overall domestic sales registering a healthy growth. A combination of improving rural sentiment, festive season build-up and new product activity meant that most manufacturers ended the month in a positive way.

Leading from the front, Hero MotoCorp once again held its crown as the largest two-wheeler maker in the country. The company dispatched 5,19,139 units in August, a sharp increase of over 1.06 lakh units compared to July. It translates into a month-on-month growth of nearly 26 per cent. Even on a year-on-year basis, Hero improved by 5.46 per cent over the 4,92,263 units sold in August 2024.

Honda Motorcycle and Scooter India, however, had a roller coaster ride. On one hand, sales in August stood at 4,81,021 units, slightly higher than the 4,66,331 units it managed in July – a growth of just over 3 per cent. On the other, the figure was lower than the 4,91,678 units sold in August last year – indicating a 2.17 per cent year-on-year decline.

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TVS Motor Company was one of the standout performers in August. The company registered 3,68,862 units, a strong rise of 19.48 per cent over July’s 3,08,720 units. Compared to August 2024, TVS recorded an even more impressive 27.60 per cent growth. Demand for models such as the Raider, Jupiter and Apache range has been instrumental in driving this surge.

On a sequential basis, Bajaj Auto did very well as sales climbed 32.19 per cent to 1,84,109 units in August – up from 1,39,279 units in July. However, year-on-year volumes slipped by 11.75 per cent as the brand sold fewer motorcycles compared to August 2024 when it managed 2,08,621 units.

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Royal Enfield had another blockbuster month, powered by its Classic, Hunter and newer motorcycles. From 76,254 units in July, sales leapt to 1,02,876 units in August – a 34.91 per cent jump. More importantly, the brand recorded a stunning 56.77 per cent year-on-year growth compared to 65,623 units in August last year.

Suzuki Motorcycle India was the only manufacturer to post a decline on the month-on-month chart amongst the top six brands. Its sales dipped by 4.58 per cent to 91,629 units in August – down from 96,029 in July. On the brighter side, Suzuki still managed a modest 4.74 per cent year-on-year growth over 87,480 units sold during the corresponding period twelve months ago.

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