Royal Enfield Sales Sep 2025 – Classic, Bullet, Hunter, Himalayan, 650s
Royal Enfield, the iconic motorcycle brand known for its timeless design and thumping engines, has once again proved its dominance in the mid-capacity motorcycle segment. The company’s sales performance in September 2025 reflects strong domestic demand, consistent exports, and impressive numbers across its core models — Classic 350, Bullet 350, Hunter 350, Himalayan 450, and the 650 Twins.
Thank you for reading this post, don't forget to subscribe!Despite increasing competition from brands like Jawa Yezdi, Triumph, and Honda, Royal Enfield continues to ride ahead with steady growth and customer loyalty built over decades.
Let’s take a detailed look at the company’s September 2025 performance, model-wise breakdown, and key insights driving this success.
Royal Enfield September 2025 Sales Overview
In September 2025, Royal Enfield sold over 84,500 motorcycles in total, showing a 7% year-on-year growth compared to the same month last year. The domestic market contributed the bulk of the sales, supported by festive season demand and multiple new launches earlier this year.
Royal Enfield Sales Summary (Sep 2025):
| Segment | Sales (Units) | Change (YoY) |
|---|---|---|
| Domestic Sales | 76,200 | +8% |
| Exports | 8,300 | +3% |
| Total Sales | 84,500 | +7% |
The brand’s continued focus on refreshed models, new paint schemes, and localized production has helped maintain momentum amid rising competition in the 350cc and 450cc segments.
Model-Wise Sales Breakdown (Approximate Estimates)
| Model | Estimated Sales (Sept 2025) | Highlights |
|---|---|---|
| Classic 350 | 31,000 units | Continues to be RE’s best-seller; timeless design, reliable engine |
| Bullet 350 | 18,500 units | Strong rural sales, emotional connect with Indian buyers |
| Hunter 350 | 14,000 units | Popular among youth and urban commuters |
| Himalayan 450 | 9,500 units | Adventure segment leader; impressive performance |
| Meteor 350 | 7,000 units | Cruiser lovers’ choice; comfortable long-distance tourer |
| Interceptor 650 / Continental GT 650 | 4,500 units (combined) | Premium segment growth; export demand rising |
| Super Meteor 650 | 2,000 units | Niche but growing customer base in cruiser segment |
| Shotgun 650 | 2,000 units | Stylish neo-retro appeal gaining traction |
1. Royal Enfield Classic 350 – The Timeless Leader
The Classic 350 remains the backbone of Royal Enfield’s lineup, contributing nearly 35% of total sales in September 2025.
Key Highlights:
- Sales: ~29,500 units
- Engine: 349cc J-series engine (20.2 hp, 27 Nm torque)
- Variants: Redditch, Halcyon, Signals, and Chrome editions
- New features: Bluetooth connectivity, tripper navigation, and new colors introduced earlier this year
The Classic continues to be India’s most loved retro motorcycle, appreciated for its refined performance, iconic styling, and smooth engine. The introduction of vibrant color options and new alloy-wheel variants has boosted its appeal among younger riders.
2. Bullet 350 – Heritage Reborn With Strong Demand
The Bullet 350, relaunched in 2024 with the new J-platform engine, has been a massive success story. It combines nostalgia with modern-day reliability, making it a favorite for both seasoned and new riders.
Key Highlights:
- Sales: ~17,800 units
- Features: Digital-analog cluster, new chassis, improved ergonomics
- Engine: Same J-series 349cc engine as the Classic 350
- USP: Retains its classic stance and thumping exhaust note
With the new-generation update, the Bullet 350 has become smoother, more refined, and comfortable for long rides. Its affordable pricing and timeless identity helped it outperform rivals like the Jawa 42 and Yezdi Roadster.
3. Hunter 350 – The Urban Favorite
The Hunter 350 remains a top seller among younger urban riders, thanks to its compact size, agile handling, and stylish design.
Key Highlights:
- Sales: ~15,000 units
- Design: Neo-retro styling with sporty stance
- Features: Digital console, alloy wheels, and vibrant color palette
- Market: Popular among metro and tier-2 city buyers
The Hunter continues to attract college students and first-time Royal Enfield owners. It’s often praised for being the most accessible and rider-friendly RE model. In cities like Bengaluru, Pune, and Delhi, it remains the top-selling Royal Enfield bike.
4. Himalayan 450 – The Adventure King
The Himalayan 450, built on the brand’s new Sherpa 450 engine platform, continues to dominate the adventure-touring segment.
Key Highlights:
- Sales: ~9,800 units
- Engine: 452cc liquid-cooled single-cylinder (40 hp, 40 Nm torque)
- Features: Ride-by-wire throttle, TFT display with Google Maps, switchable ABS, and adjustable suspension
- Performance: Capable off-roader and comfortable tourer
Since its debut, the Himalayan 450 has earned strong reviews for its refinement, off-road ability, and long-distance comfort. Demand remains high, with waiting periods extending up to two months in some cities.
Royal Enfield is also reportedly preparing a Himalayan 450 Raid Edition, expected to launch in early 2026, further expanding the adventure lineup.
5. 650 Twins – Interceptor 650 & Continental GT 650 Continue Premium Growth
The 650cc twins — Interceptor 650 and Continental GT 650 — remain key contributors in the premium mid-size segment. With recent updates, these models have gained traction among enthusiasts.
Key Highlights:
- Sales: ~6,400 units combined
- New features: LED headlamp, aluminum switchgear, USB charging port
- Engine: 648cc parallel-twin (47 hp, 52 Nm torque)
- Upcoming variant: Shotgun 650 and Super Meteor 650 continue to boost visibility.
While the Interceptor 650 appeals to classic roadster lovers, the Continental GT 650 remains a café racer favorite. With strong exports to Europe, the 650 lineup continues to enhance Royal Enfield’s global footprint.
Exports Performance – Strengthening Global Presence
Royal Enfield exported 8,300 units in September 2025, reflecting steady demand in Latin America, Europe, and Southeast Asia.
Top-performing export models include:
- Interceptor 650
- Hunter 350
- Himalayan 450
The brand’s Chennai-based manufacturing facility continues to serve as an export hub for 60+ countries. Royal Enfield’s global expansion strategy focuses on lifestyle positioning and CKD assembly plants in Thailand, Brazil, and Argentina.
Factors Driving Royal Enfield’s Strong Sales in September 2025
- Festive Season Demand:
September marks the start of festive bookings in India, leading to high dealership footfall. - Diverse Lineup:
With five major engine platforms (350cc to 650cc), Royal Enfield caters to both daily commuters and touring enthusiasts. - New-Gen Models:
The upgraded Bullet 350 and Himalayan 450 brought fresh momentum in mid-2025. - Customization Options:
Factory customization through Royal Enfield’s “Make It Yours” (MIY) platform adds personalization appeal. - Strong After-Sales Network:
RE’s vast service network and easy availability of spares enhance ownership confidence.
Royal Enfield’s Future Plans
Looking ahead, Royal Enfield aims to strengthen its leadership in the 250–750cc motorcycle segment through:
- New 450cc-based models: Himalayan 450 Raid, Scram 450, and Classic 450
- New 650cc bikes: Shotgun 650 global rollout and Hunter 650 under development
- Electric Motorcycle (RE EV Project): First Royal Enfield electric bike expected in 2026, built on a dedicated EV platform developed in the UK Tech Centre.
Market Outlook
Royal Enfield continues to hold a market share of over 80% in the 350cc segment, maintaining its dominance despite tough competition from Triumph, Honda, and Bajaj-Triumph’s Speed 400 duo.
Analysts expect the brand to cross 1 million annual unit sales in FY2026, driven by its expanded global portfolio and new-gen product lineup.
Final Thoughts
The Royal Enfield September 2025 sales report reinforces the brand’s leadership in India’s premium motorcycle market. Models like the Classic 350, Bullet 350, Hunter 350, Himalayan 450, and 650 Twins continue to attract diverse riders—from daily commuters to global adventurers.
With innovation, modernization, and its classic DNA intact, Royal Enfield is not just selling motorcycles — it’s selling a legacy on two wheels.
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