Royal Enfield Sales September 2026: Classic 350 Leads as Volumes Rise 7% YoY
Royal Enfield recorded 1,21,326 units in September 2026, registering 7% year-on-year growth over 1,13,573 units in September 2025. Sales also increased 6% month-on-month from 1,14,204 units in August 2026.
The Classic 350, Bullet 350 and Hunter 350 drove the brand’s growth, collectively contributing 1,01,507 units, or approximately 84% of total sales. However, performance across the remaining models was mixed, with the Meteor 350, 650 Twin, Himalayan and Shotgun recording annual declines.
Royal Enfield Model-wise Sales — September 2026
Model | Sep-26 | Sep-25 | YoY Growth | Aug-26 | MoM Growth |
Classic 350 | 47,286 | 40,449 | 17% | 43,428 | 9% |
Bullet 350 | 28,529 | 25,915 | 10% | 27,533 | 4% |
Hunter 350 | 25,692 | 21,801 | 18% | 23,869 | 8% |
Meteor 350 | 10,772 | 14,435 | -25% | 10,669 | 1% |
650 Twin | 2,888 | 3,856 | -25% | 3,113 | -7% |
Himalayan | 3,029 | 3,939 | -23% | 3,068 | -1% |
Guerrilla 450 | 1,871 | 1,798 | 4% | 1,692 | 11% |
Super Meteor | 1,154 | 1,101 | 5% | 725 | 59% |
Shotgun | 105 | 279 | -62% | 107 | -2% |
TOTAL | 1,21,326 | 1,13,573 | 7% | 1,14,204 | 6% |
The Classic 350 remained Royal Enfield’s highest-selling model with 47,286 units, up 17% YoY from 40,449 units and 9% MoM from 43,428 units. It accounted for approximately 39% of the brand’s total volumes and added 6,837 units over September last year—the largest absolute annual increase in the lineup.
The Bullet 350 secured second place with 28,529 units, growing 10% YoY from 25,915 units. Compared with 27,533 units in August 2026, sales rose 4% MoM. The model contributed approximately 23.5% of Royal Enfield’s September volumes.
Hunter 350 sales reached 25,692 units, increasing 18% YoY from 21,801 units and 8% MoM from 23,869 units. It recorded the strongest annual percentage growth among the listed models and contributed approximately 21.2% of total sales.
The Meteor 350 registered 10,772 units, declining 25% YoY from 14,435 units. Monthly sales improved marginally, rising 1% from 10,669 units in August. Despite the annual decline, it remained the fourth-largest contributor to Royal Enfield’s volumes.
The 650 Twin recorded 2,888 units, down 25% YoY from 3,856 units. Sales also fell 7% MoM from 3,113 units, marking declines across both comparison periods.
Himalayan sales stood at 3,029 units, down 23% YoY from 3,939 units. Volumes were broadly steady sequentially, slipping 1% from 3,068 units in August. It finished ahead of the 650 Twin in September sales.
The Guerrilla 450 posted 1,871 units, growing 4% YoY from 1,798 units. Sales rose 11% MoM from 1,692 units, making it one of the models to register growth across both periods.
The Super Meteor recorded 1,154 units, up 5% YoY from 1,101 units. Against August’s 725 units, sales climbed 59% MoM, the highest monthly percentage increase in the lineup, albeit from a smaller base.
Shotgun sales stood at 105 units, declining 62% YoY from 279 units and 2% MoM from 107 units. It remained the lowest-volume model in the supplied sales data and recorded the sharpest annual percentage decline.
Auto Punditz Take
The Classic 350, Bullet 350 and Hunter 350 together added 13,342 units year-on-year, more than Royal Enfield’s overall increase of 7,753 units. Their gains offset the combined decline across the rest of the lineup.
Including the Meteor 350, the four listed 350 models contributed 1,12,279 units, accounting for approximately 92.5% of September sales. The figures underline how heavily Royal Enfield’s overall volumes depend on this core portfolio, while growth among its other models remained uneven.
