Hero Leads The Two-Wheeler Market In November 2025 With 8,86,002 Sales

Hero MotoCorp – 8,86,002 Units

Hero MotoCorp continued to lead the Indian two wheeler market in November 2025 with 8,86,002 units. The brand held a strong 34.80 percent market share, almost identical to last year. Its consistent numbers highlight steady demand for commuter motorcycles and a wide rural customer base that remains loyal to Hero’s reliable and fuel efficient lineup.

Honda Motorcycle and Scooter India – 6,06,284 Units

Honda Motorcycle and Scooter India recorded 6,06,284 units in November 2025 with a 23.81 percent share. Although slightly lower than the same month last year, Honda still stands firm as the second largest manufacturer. Demand for the Activa family and premium commuter bikes continues to support Honda’s overall performance.

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TVS Motor Company – 4,45,617 Units

TVS Motor Company registered 4,45,617 units and secured a 17.50 percent share in November 2025. The company continues to benefit from strong sales of the Jupiter, Apache series, and its growing EV line. Compared to November 2024, TVS has expanded its presence in the domestic market.

Bajaj Auto – 2,58,585 Units

Bajaj Auto recorded 2,58,585 units in November 2025 with a 10.16 percent share. The brand experienced a decline compared to last year, but its Pulsar lineup and increased exports keep the company well positioned among the top players.

Royal Enfield – 1,15,353 Units

Royal Enfield sold 1,15,353 units in November 2025, reaching a 4.53 percent share. The brand grew from last year’s performance, driven by rising demand for mid capacity modern classic motorcycles. New models continue to broaden its reach across Indian buyers.

Suzuki Motorcycle India – 1,04,638 Units

Suzuki Motorcycle India posted 1,04,638 units in November 2025 and held a 4.11 percent share. The Access 125 and Burgman Street remain the company’s biggest strengths, while recent product additions have helped Suzuki maintain positive traction.

India Yamaha Motor – 70,929 Units

India Yamaha Motor sold 70,929 units in November 2025 with a 2.79 percent market share. Yamaha witnessed slight growth compared to last year as demand for premium sporty scooters and motorcycles continues to rise among younger riders.

Ather Energy – 20,349 Units

Ather Energy recorded 20,349 units in November 2025, giving the brand a 0.80 percent share. Ather continues to strengthen its presence in the electric two wheeler segment with expanding dealer networks and improved production output.

Ola Electric Technologies – 8,402 Units

OLA Electric Technologies achieved 8,402 units and a 0.33 percent share in November 2025. Although lower than last year, OLA remains one of the most recognised names in the EV space and continues to focus on improving deliveries and customer service.

Greaves Electric Mobility – 5,764 Units

Greaves Electric Mobility reported 5,764 units which resulted in a 0.23 percent share. The Ampere brand supports Greaves in maintaining a stable position among emerging EV manufacturers as customers increasingly evaluate value centric electric scooters.

Classic Legends – 5,756 Units

Classic Legends delivered 5,756 units in November 2025 with a 0.23 percent share. Backed by Jawa and Yezdi, the company continues to cater to niche retro motorcycle buyers who look for distinctive designs and a classic riding feel.

Piaggio Vehicles – 3,348 Units

Piaggio Vehicles recorded 3,348 units in November 2025 for a 0.13 percent market share. The Vespa and Aprilia lineup maintains steady interest from urban buyers who prefer premium scooters that focus on style and performance.

BGauss Auto – 2,566 Units

BGAUSS Auto Private Limited sold 2,566 units in November 2025, accounting for 0.10 percent share. The company continues to grow gradually with electric scooters designed for efficient city commuting.

Others Including EV – 12,591 Units

Others including various EV brands contributed 12,591 units for a combined 0.49 percent share. This segment reflects the rising presence of smaller manufacturers as the market transitions toward cleaner mobility solutions.