Royal Enfield Records – With total sales of 88,045 motorcycles in July 2025, Royal Enfield Records saw good momentum, up 31% year over year from 67,265 units sold in July 2024.
The brand also recorded a 95% surge in exports, under lining growing global demand for its mid-size motorcycles.
Global and local sales – Royal Enfield Records
With 76,254 units sold in India, up from 61,208 units in July last year, domestic sales increased by 25%.International markets saw even greater pull as exports nearly doubled from 6,057 to 11,791 units, another sign of the brand’s growing global presence.
Sales for Year to date (April–July) for FY26 totaled 3,53,573 units, 20% above the 2,94,172 units sold over the same period last fiscal. While exports soared 72% to 48,540 units, domestic year-to-date sales increased 15% to 3,05,033 units.
Commenting on the performance, Managing Director of Eicher Motors Ltd. and CEO of Royal Enfield, B Govindarajan, said, We are really delighted with the sustained demand momentum over our product line. Both in India and internationally, our new line of motorcycles on the Sherpa 450 platform and the newly revived Hunter 350 are receiving great acclaim.
We believe that with a heavy emphasis on product innovation, worldwide reach, and community involvement, we will be able to further solidify our dominance in the midsize motorcycle market.
The model is expected to compete directly with Triumph’s upcoming Thruxton 400 which is scheduled to break cover soon. At the upper end of its engine range, Royal Enfield is in the midst of developing an all-new 750 cc powertrain known internally as the ‘R’ platform.
The Continental GT-R is expected to be the first motorcycle to emerge from this architecture.
Disclaimer: The sales data mentioned is based on official figures released by Royal Enfield for July 2025. Actual numbers may vary slightly depending on market updates and regional reports.
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