Discover the Top 10 Motorcycles July 2025 sales list. Hero Splendor leads, Honda Shine stays strong, Pulsar struggles, while Apache, Classic 350, and Hunter 350 shine with big YoY growth.
Motorcycle Sales in July 2025 – A Month of Mixed Signals
The Indian motorcycle market in July 2025 was a tale of two sides. On the one hand, the industry celebrated healthy year-on-year (YoY) growth of 7.68%, showing that demand compared to last year is still strong. On the other, the picture wasn’t as rosy on a month-on-month (MoM) basis, with sales slipping for the third straight month.
- Total Top 10 Motorcycle Sales (July 2025): 7,24,629 units
- Compared to July 2024: 6,72,947 units → +7.68% growth
- Compared to June 2025: 8,39,918 units → –1.15 lakh units decline
This clearly shows that while bikes are still selling well compared to last year, the market is going through a mid-year slowdown, as buyers turn cautious.
Top 10 Motorcycles July 2025 – Who Sold How Much
1. Hero Splendor – 2,46,715 Units
No surprises here! The Hero Splendor continues to be India’s ultimate commuter bike. With 2.46 lakh units sold and 11.73% YoY growth, Splendor alone contributed more than one-third of all motorcycles in the top 10 list. Affordable, reliable, and fuel-efficient – it’s still the “desh ki bike.”
2. Honda Shine – 1,59,658 Units
The Honda Shine kept its No. 2 spot but dipped slightly with a 2.29% decline YoY. What made July exciting though was the leak of the Honda Shine Electric patent image. Yes, Honda is preparing to electrify its most trusted commuter! If launched, it will compete directly with the Ola Roadster X, Oben Rorr EZ, and Revolt RV, potentially changing the commuter EV game.
3. Bajaj Pulsar – 79,817 Units
The Bajaj Pulsar, once the dream bike for many youngsters, is facing a reality check. Sales dropped by 16.67% YoY, showing that despite having multiple variants and sporty updates, the Pulsar is struggling to keep pace with newer rivals.
4. Hero HF Deluxe – 71,477 Units
Here comes the surprise star! The Hero HF Deluxe jumped a massive 53.30% YoY, proving that budget commuters are still in huge demand. For riders looking for no-nonsense mileage, the HF Deluxe is hitting the sweet spot.
5. TVS Apache – 37,566 Units
With its racing DNA and sporty appeal, the TVS Apache continued to shine, posting a 22.44% YoY growth. Apache fans remain loyal, and new riders are still flocking to it for its style and performance.
6. Honda CB Unicorn – 30,572 Units
The Honda Unicorn quietly keeps doing its job. With 14.54% YoY growth, it remains a dependable option in the 150cc commuter space – simple, comfortable, and trusted.
7. Bajaj Platina – 29,424 Units
The Bajaj Platina stayed stable with just 1.72% growth, but that’s expected – it’s a mileage machine, bought mostly by riders who want practicality and low running costs.
8. Royal Enfield Classic 350 – 26,516 Units
The legendary Royal Enfield Classic 350 is only getting stronger with time. Sales surged 24.06% YoY, proving that retro charm and thumping performance never go out of style.
9. TVS Raider – 24,511 Units
The sporty TVS Raider held steady with flat sales (0.15% dip YoY). It may not have grown much, but it continues to attract young buyers who want style, features, and affordability in one package.
10. Royal Enfield Hunter 350 – 18,373 Units
The youngest Royal Enfield in the lineup, the Hunter 350, closed the top 10 list with 30.29% YoY growth. Compact, stylish, and city-friendly – it’s fast becoming a favorite for urban riders.
What July 2025 Sales Tell Us
- Splendor is untouchable – still India’s No. 1 motorcycle.
- Honda Shine EV buzz could shake up the commuter EV segment soon.
- Pulsar losing traction as new rivals eat into its segment.
- HF Deluxe shines bright as the affordable hero for daily commuters.
- Royal Enfield is on fire – both Classic 350 and Hunter 350 are growing fast.
- Market sentiment is cautious – YoY growth is healthy, but MoM decline hints at corrections.
