Royal Enfield Crosses 1 Lakh Sales in November, Posts 22% Growth

Royal Enfield has achieved a milestone of 1 lakh+ unit sales in November 2025. The brand has shared a 22% YoY growth in the past month with total sales of 1,00,670 units. Meanwhile, in November 2024 this number was 82,257, which marks a difference of 18,413 units. The sales numbers have been boosted by the brand's mid-segment 350cc motorcycle range along with the help of its larger displacement motorcycles as well. However, Royal Enfield saw a Month-on-Month decline compared to October 2025, in which the total sales number was 1,24,951.

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Key Highlights

• Royal Enfield surpassed one lakh sales with strong yearly growth.
• 350cc motorcycles drove significant demand and boosted overall sales.
• New models launched, including Interceptor Bear 650 and Goan Classic.
• Himalayan lineup expanded with Mana Black Edition for touring enthusiasts.
• Domestic sales increased sharply, while exports showed modest annual improvement.​
  

RE Annual Sales Rise – Nov 2025

According to data, Royal Enfield’s sales in 350cc motorcycles stood at 90,312 in November 2025, marking a 27% growth when compared to the previous year’s sales in November 2024. This growth shows the enthusiasm of buyers in the 350cc segment, and it is complemented by the recent GST 2.0 price changes on motorcycles under 350cc engine displacement. In the Indian automotive market space, mid-segment 350cc motorcycles such as the Hunter, Bullet, Classic and Meteor have higher demand among the youth; they hold higher sales numbers than motorcycles with larger displacement.

Launches from RE – Nov 2025

The brand has made some major launches in the month of November 2025. The launches include the Interceptor Bear 650 and Goan Classic 350. For tourers, RE introduced a new colour option to the Himalayan portfolio, which is the Himalayan Mana Black Edition. Other than that, RE has also shared a glimpse of the upcoming Himalayan 750 ADVat EICMA 2025.

Moreover, the brand has also launched the Bullet with a larger 650cc engine displacement, offering a bigger and stronger presence to the Bullet nameplate. On the 125th anniversary, the brand unveiled a special Classic 650 Anniversary Special Edition, a limited Shotgun 650 in collaboration with Rough Crafts, and the scrambler-styled Flying Flea FF.S6.

Domestic Sales Vs Exports

Out of the total sales of 1,00,670 units in November 2025, Royal Enfield sold 90,405 units domestically, which shows a growth of 26%. Previously, the number was 72,236 in November 2024. This showcases a steady growth and increasing trust in the brand among Indian consumers. However, from the total sales, 10,265 units were exported to global markets in November 2025. This shows a 2.43% growth when compared to the previous year’s exports, which stood at 10,021 units in November 2024 a slight difference of 244 units.

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Verdict 

Royal Enfield’s November results show the brand is moving in the right direction. Strong sales in the 350cc range, backed by bigger bikes, helped it cross the one-lakh mark. The new launches kept the lineup fresh and interesting for buyers. With rising domestic numbers and steady exports, RE continues to grow and stay strong in the market.