After taking a look at the 150cc to 200cc motorcycle segment sales, let us now take a look at the 350cc to 450cc motorcycle segment, which has recorded strong growth in June 2026, driven primarily by Royal Enfield’s 350cc portfolio. Total sales stood at 1,22,594 units, up 44.08% YoY from 85,086 units sold in June 2025. Compared to May 2026, when sales were at 1,10,725 units, the segment registered 10.72% MoM growth.
350cc To 450cc Motorcycle Sales June 2026
Royal Enfield continued to exercise overwhelming control over the segment, with Classic 350, Bullet 350, Hunter 350 and Meteor 350 occupying the top four positions. Classic 350 was the segment bestseller with 40,660 units sold in June 2026. Sales increased by 39.38% YoY and 17.53% MoM. Classic alone commanded a 33.17% market share.
Bullet 350 was second with 26,488 units, registering an impressive 54.97% YoY growth. MoM sales improved by 13.33%. Hunter 350 followed with 20,289 units, up 24.77% YoY, although MoM numbers were almost flat with a marginal 0.63% decline. Meteor 350 recorded 10,941 units and posted 45.59% YoY and 30.87% MoM growth. Combined, these four Royal Enfield 350cc motorcycles accounted for more than 98,000 units during the month.
Triumph 350 was fifth with 4,692 units, followed closely by Jawa Yezdi BSA with 4,515 units. Honda CB350 registered 3,821 units, up 61.84% YoY, while H’ness 350 sales improved 54.97% YoY to 2,041 units. Bajaj Pulsar 350 / 400 recorded 1,887 units, representing 103.78% YoY growth. KTM 350 followed with 1,309 units, while Bajaj Dominar 350 / 400 was at 1,293 units. Harley-Davidson X440 registered 1,197 units.
Among Royal Enfield’s larger motorcycles, Himalayan sales declined 39.10% YoY to 1,240 units, whereas Guerrilla recorded 944 units, up 35.63%. KTM 390 was down 19.53% YoY at 816 units, likely because of the arrival of more affordable KTM 350.
350cc To 450cc Motorcycle Sales Q2 2026
The broader quarterly picture was even stronger. Total 350cc-450cc motorcycle sales during Q2 CY2026 stood at 3,52,341 units, compared to 2,52,566 units during Q2 CY2025. This represents an increase of 99,775 units or 39.50%.
Classic 350 maintained a comfortable lead with 1,13,221 units, registering 33.83% YoY growth and securing 32.13% segment share. Bullet 350 followed with 74,900 units, up 47.27%, while Hunter 350 registered 62,654 units, growing 24.46%. Meteor 350 was fourth with 29,361 units, up 28.46%. Jawa Yezdi BSA followed with 13,482 retail sales, nearly doubling from 6,773 units in Q2 2025.
Triumph 350 contributed 13,005 units during the quarter, while Honda CB350 and H’ness 350 recorded 11,974 and 6,274 units, respectively. Guerrilla sales nearly doubled to 5,075 units. Bajaj Pulsar 350 / 400 was among the strongest gainers, with sales increasing 127.40% to 4,407 units. Harley-Davidson X440 crossed 100% growth as well, rising from 1,845 to 3,780 units. Dominar 350 / 400 sales increased 103.47% to 2,814 units.
In contrast, Himalayan declined 8.24% to 4,808 units, while KTM 390 fell 51.80% to 1,696 units. Triumph 400 recorded a steep decline from 9,685 units to just 380 units, although this needs to be viewed alongside the arrival of Triumph 350 and KTM 350 in the sales classification.
