Royal Enfield Hits All-Time High: 12.38 Lakh Sales in FY2026, 11% Growth

Published: Thursday, April 2, 2026, 11:10 [IST]

India's largest premium retro brand, Royal Enfield, has registered its highest-ever annual sales in FY2026. The brand has surpassed a total of 1.2 million units, recording an 11% increase compared to the previous year.

Record Sales In FY2026 for Royal Enfield

Royal Enfield is one of the leading premium retro motorcycle brands in the country. The Chennai-based manufacturer sells its motorcycles both domestically and internationally. It holds a strong dominance in the entry-level 350cc and mid-level 500cc segments.

Now, it has been reported that the brand has crossed the 1 lakh monthly sales milestone once again, with 1,12,334 units sold in March 2026. This represents an 11% growth compared to March 2025, when the company sold 1,01,021 units.

Overall, the company has sold a total of 12,38,659 units in FY2025-2026, compared to 10,09,900 units in FY2024-2025. In the last fiscal year, total exports stood at 1,31,316 units, up from 1,07,143 units in the previous year.

These sales figures clearly indicate that Royal Enfield is not only gaining market share in India but also strengthening its presence in international markets. The demand for its motorcycles remains consistent and stable, which is why the brand continues to outperform its rivals.

The company offers a strong and diverse product portfolio, appealing to a wide range of customers. Each motorcycle is built to meet global standards, earning the trust of consumers worldwide. Its 650cc platform motorcycles are particularly well-regarded globally for their attractive pricing and strong performance.

Expansion Plans to Meet Demand

Royal Enfield is now planning to expand its Cheyyar facility in Tamil Nadu to meet the growing global demand. This expansion will increase its annual production capacity to 20 lakh units, including the upcoming Flying Flea electric motorcycle.

This EV motorcycle will mark the brand's first-ever entry into the rapidly growing electric segment. It was showcased at the EICMA 2025 event, alongside upcoming models such as the 750cc Himalayan and Continental GT motorcycles. With these developments, FY2026 is set to become a historic year in the company's 125-year motorcycling legacy.