Pulsar, Chetak, Dominar and More Help Bajaj Record 8 Percent Sales Growth in September 2025

Bajaj Auto registers 8% growth in its two-wheeler sales for September 2025, with exports emerging as the key growth driver. The automaker sold a total of 4,30,853 units of two-wheelers during the month, compared to 4,00,489 units in September 2024.

In the domestic market, Bajaj Auto registered sales of 2,73,188 units reflecting a Year-on-Year (Y-o-Y) growth of 5 percent when compared to 2,59,333 units sold in September 2024.

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Exports continued to deliver strong momentum, with Bajaj Auto shipping 1,57,665 two-wheelers in September 2025 reflecting a Y-o-Y increase of 12 percent when compared to 1,41,156 units exported in September 2024.

Looking at the April to September 2025 period, Bajaj Auto’s domestic two-wheeler sales stood at 11,25,920 units reflecting a decline of 8 percent when compared to 12,19,298 units recorded during the same period last year. However, exports once again balanced the performance, climbing to 8,91,858 units in the first half of FY26 reflecting a growth of 17 percent when coampred to 7,64,827 units in FY25. As a result, total two-wheeler sales for the half-year reached 20,17,778 units reflecting a Y-o-Y growth of 2 percent.

In August 2025, Bajaj Auto had shared mixed results across its two-wheeler business. Domestic sales fell to 1,84,109 units, down from 2,08,621 units in August 2024, reflecting a decline of 24,512 units or 11.75 percent. Exports, however, continued to strengthen, rising to 1,57,778 units compared to 1,26,557 units a year earlier. This marked an increase of 31,221 units, or 24.67 percent.

Overall, Bajaj Auto sold 3,41,887 two-wheelers in August 2025 against 3,35,178 units in August 2024, resulting in a net growth of 6,709 units, or 2.00 percent year-on-year.