Top 5 Selling Two-Wheeler Brands in India: November 2025

India’s major two-wheeler brands recorded higher sales in November 2025 compared to the same month last year. The top five companies reported year-on-year growth across motorcycles, scooters and exports, showing steady demand in the market.

Hero MotoCorp registered one of the strongest year-on-year increases among major manufacturers. The Indian two-wheeler reported total sales of 6,04,490 units (includes Domestic + Exports) in November 2025 reflecting a Year-on-Year (Y-o-Y) growth of 31.5% when compared to 4,59,805 units sold in November 2024. Motorcycle sales stood at 5,39,128 units reflecting a Y-o-Y growth of 26.6% when compared to 4,25,856 units sold in November 2024. The scooter sales in November 2025 stood at 65,362 units reflecting a Y-o-Y increase of 92.5% when compared to 33,949 units sold in November 2024. In the domestic market, Hero MotoCorp sold 5,70,520 units in November 2025 reflecting a Y-o-Y increase of 29.7% when compared to 4,39,777 units sold in Nov 2024. In terms of exports, Hero shipped 33,970 units reflecting a Y-o-Y increase of 69.6% when compared to 20,028 units exported in November 2024.

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Honda Motorcycle & Scooter India reported total sales of 5,91,136 units in November 2025, reflecting a Y-o-Y growth of around 25%. The domestic sales number stood at 5,33,645 units and 57,491 units in exports. Over the April–November 2025 period, Honda’s cumulative sales reached 42,32,748 units, indicating continued demand across segments.

TVS Motor Company total sales stood at 5,19,508 units (includes Domestic sales + Exports) in November 2025 reflecting a y-o-Y increase of 30% when compared to 4,01,250 units in November 2024. Total two-wheeler sales reached 4,97,841 units reflecting a Y-o-Y increase of 27% when compared to 3,92,473 units sold in November 2024. While domestic two-wheeler sales rose 20% to 3,65,608 units in November 2025 from 3,05,323 units in November 2024. Motorcycle sales increased 34% year-on-year, rising to 2,42,222 units from 1,80,247 units, and scooter sales grew 27% to 2,10,222 units from 1,65,535 units. The company’s electric vehicle sales also recorded 46% growth, reaching 38,307 units compared to 26,292 units in 2024. In international markets, TVS achieved 58% growth with exports rising to 1,48,315 units from 93,755 units.

Bajaj Auto reported modest year-on-year growth in November 2025 with total sales of 3.79 lakh units, a 3% increase from 3.68 lakh units in November 2024. However, its domestic sales saw a slight decline of 1%, falling to 2.02 lakh units from 2.03 lakh units last year. Exports performed more strongly, rising 8% to 1.77 lakh units compared to 1.68 lakh units in the corresponding month of 2024.

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Suzuki Motorcycle India recorded total sales of 1,22,300 units in November 2025, reflecting 30% year-on-year growth from 94,370 units in November 2024. Domestic sales increased 23% to 96,360 units compared to 78,333 units last year, while exports rose 62% to 25,940 units, up from 16,037 units in 2024. The company also reported ₹955 million in revenue from spare parts during the month.