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Top Two-Wheeler Brands Of July 2025: Honda Emerges As New No.1
July 2025 saw a significant uptick in two-wheeler sales, with both domestic and international markets experiencing robust growth. This surge was led by major manufacturers, with Honda Motorcycle & Scooter India (HMSI) surpassing Hero MotoCorp to become the leading two-wheeler OEM for July in terms of sales.
The overall domestic sales for the six leading two-wheeler makers, which include Honda, Hero, TVS, Bajaj, Suzuki, and Royal Enfield, reached 1,499,010 units. This marked a 9.29% increase from July 2024 and a slight month-on-month growth of 0.26% from June 2025's figures.
1. Honda - 466,331 Units
Honda emerged as the top seller in the domestic market, recording sales of 466,331 units, which not only outpaced Hero MotoCorp but also represented a year-on-year growth of 6.20% from July 2024. Honda's growth was also evident on a month-to-month basis, with a 19.94% increase from June 2025.
2. Hero Motocorp - 412,397 Units
Usually, the king of the hill, Hero MotoCorp had to settle for the second position behind Honda last month despite selling 412,397 units, which was an 18.66% YoY increase from the previous year. However, MoM numbvers were down 21.47% (112,739 units)from June 2025's high of 525,136 units.
3. TVS - 308,720 Units
TVS Motor Company claimed the third spot on the two-wheeler sales charts selling 308,720 scooters and bikes last month. TVS registered a significant growth of 21.42% year-on-year (54,470 units) compared to July 2024 and 9.86% (27,708 units) month-on-month increase compared to June 2025.
The Other 3 Big Guns & Exports
Bajaj Auto experienced a decline, with sales dropping to 139,279 units, marking a 17.51% decrease year-on-year and a 6.72% reduction from the previous month. Suzuki's sales also declined by 4.55% from last year but saw a 29.88% increase from June 2025, with the Japanese marque selling 96,029 units. Royal Enfield, reported a 24.58% increase in sales year-on-year to 76,254 units, despite a slight month-on-month decline of 0.91%.
In the international arena, each of the six leading two-wheeler manufacturers witnessed impressive growth. Export figures surged by 32.93% year-on-year to 402,805 units and saw a 12.86% increase from June 2025's exports.
Notably, Bajaj Auto led the exports with 156,968 units, showing growth both year-on-year and month-on-month. Following closely, TVS Motor experienced a substantial growth in exports, with figures rising by 52.26% year-on-year to 130,070 units, and a remarkable 24.25% increase month-on-month.
Honda also saw an increase in exports with 49,047 units shipped, an 11.52% rise year-on-year and a 21.60% growth from the previous month. Hero MotoCorp, while trailing Honda in exports, managed to grow by 64.29% year-on-year to 37,358 units and achieved a 29.59% increase from June 2025. Suzuki and Royal Enfield each recorded year-on-year growth in exports, though they experienced a decrease on a month-on-month basis.
Combining domestic and international sales, the total number of units sold by these manufacturers in July 2025 amounted to 1,901,815, marking a 13.57% increase from July 2024 and a 2.69% rise from the sales in June 2025.
July 2025 was a remarkable month for the two-wheeler industry, with Honda taking over as the new king of the two-wheeler segment thanks to a big slump in numbers for Hero Motocorp, which has now discontinued its premium offering, the Maverick 440 due to its low sales numbers. However, we do expect Hero to surge back to the top soon as the festive season draws near.
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