KTM India Sales March 2026: Exports Drive 108% YoY Growth, Domestic Sees 41% Rise

KTM India recorded significant sales growth in March 2026, driven mainly by a sharp increase in exports. Total sales, including domestic and exports, reached 14,188 units. This figure more than doubled from 6,816 units in March 2025, representing a 108.16% year-on-year (YoY) increase. However, compared to February 2026, total sales declined by 4.11%.

Key Highlights

• KTM India total sales reached 14188 units in March 2026 up 108 percent YoY
• Domestic sales grew 41 percent YoY to 8926 units but declined 7 percent MoM
• Exports surged 978 percent YoY with 5262 units shipped in March 2026
• 250cc range led domestic sales while 390cc range dominated exports
• New 350cc Duke and Adventure variants target mid-capacity segment

Domestic Sales Performance

In the domestic market, KTM sold 8,926 units in March 2026. This marks a 41.06% YoY growth over the 6,328 units sold in March 2025. Despite this annual rise, domestic sales dropped 7.52% month-on-month (MoM) from 9,652 units in February 2026.

The 250cc range led domestic sales with 4,453 units, making up nearly 50% of the total. This segment also saw a strong 116% YoY growth, indicating rising demand. The 160/200cc range followed with 3,471 units, up 34.95% YoY and accounting for about 39% of domestic sales. The 390cc range declined, with 1,002 units sold, down 40.92% YoY. This drop may reflect a temporary slowdown or anticipation of new product launches.

Exports and Segment Analysis

Exports were the main growth driver for KTM in March 2026. The company shipped 5,262 units, a sharp rise from 488 units in March 2025. This equals a 978.28% YoY increase. The 390cc range dominated exports with 2,652 units, contributing more than 50% of export sales. The 160/200cc segment added 1,278 units, while the 125cc and 250cc ranges also contributed to the total. Exports grew 2.29% MoM, showing continued strength in international markets.

Combining domestic and export sales, the 250cc range led with 4,945 units, about 35% of total sales. The 160/200cc segment followed closely with 4,749 units, making up roughly 33%. The 390cc range accounted for 3,654 units, or about 26% of total sales. The 125cc segment added 840 units, with most of its growth coming from exports.

New Model Introductions

KTM has introduced new 350cc variants in the Duke and Adventure series. These models offer a more affordable alternative to the existing 399cc lineup. They retain similar design and core performance but benefit from lower pricing. This strategy aims to attract buyers who found the 390 range expensive and could help increase domestic sales in the mid-capacity segment in the coming months.