Royal Enfield posted a strong domestic performance in July 2026, with sales crossing the 1 lakh-unit mark. The company sold 1,05,317 motorcycles in the domestic market during the month, compared to 76,254 units in July 2025. This represents an increase of 29,063 units or 38.11% YoY.
Royal Enfield Sales Breakup July 2026
Royal Enfield Classic 350 continued to dominate the company’s domestic sales chart with 39,197 units sold in July 2026. Sales increased by a substantial 47.82% YoY from 26,516 units in July 2025, translating to volume growth of 12,681 units. Classic alone accounted for 37.22% of Royal Enfield’s July 2026 domestic sales. Soon RE will launch Classic 350 Gorkha Edition.
Bullet 350 was second with 26,245 units, registering an impressive 65.61% YoY growth from 15,847 units. MoM sales were almost flat, declining 0.92% from 26,488 units. Hunter 350 followed with 22,031 units, up 19.91% YoY from 18,373 units. Unlike Classic and Bullet, Hunter also recorded MoM growth, rising 8.59% from 20,289 units in June. Meteor 350 contributed 11,152 units in July, compared to 8,600 units a year earlier.
Royal Enfield 450cc Sales July 2026
Among Royal Enfield’s higher-capacity motorcycles, Guerrilla 450 recorded one of the strongest percentage gains. Sales stood at 1,435 units, compared to 688 units in July last year, representing 108.58% YoY growth. Guerrilla also improved significantly on a monthly basis, with sales rising 52.01% from 944 units in June.
Himalayan registered 2,192 units, up 40.87% YoY from 1,556 units. MoM performance was even stronger, rising 76.77% from 1,240 units in June. Royal Enfield’s 450cc category collectively registered 3,627 units, up 61.63% YoY from 2,244 units and 66.07% MoM from 2,184 units.
Royal Enfield 650cc Sales July 2026
Super Meteor 650 sales stood at 805 units. While this was down 26.21% from 1,091 units sold last year, the motorcycle recorded a sharp 721.43% MoM increase, as June sales were unusually low at just 98 units. The combined 650 Twin models registered 2,223 units, down 33.62% YoY from 3,349 units and marginally lower by 0.67% MoM.
Shotgun remained the lowest-volume model in the domestic lineup with just 37 units sold. Sales declined 84.19% YoY from 234 units, although they were up 15.63% MoM. Overall, Royal Enfield’s 650cc category recorded 3,065 units, down 34.42% YoY from 4,674 units. However, compared to June’s 2,368 units, sales improved by 29.43%.
350cc Range Continues To Drive Royal Enfield Volumes
With 1.05 lakh domestic sales and 38.11% YoY growth, July 2026 was a strong month for Royal Enfield, led primarily by Classic 350 and Bullet 350, which together contributed more than 65,000 units. Royal Enfield’s July 2026 numbers underline the importance of its 350cc portfolio. Nearly 94 out of every 100 motorcycles sold domestically during the month came from this segment.
