Royal Enfield Sales July 2025: Classic 350 Leads, Hunter and Bullet Post Strong Growth

Royal Enfield continues to dominate India’s mid-capacity motorcycle segment, with its 350cc lineup leading sales in July 2025. The Classic 350 remained the brand’s best-seller, followed by the Hunter 350 and Bullet 350, while the 650cc twins also registered impressive year-on-year (YoY) growth.

Royal Enfield Sales – July 2025 Highlights

• Classic 350 – With 26,516 units sold, the Classic 350 topped the charts once again, marking a 24% YoY growth compared to July 2024 (21,373 units). Powered by the J-Series engine, the Classic continues to be the brand’s most iconic and trusted model.
• Hunter 350 – Designed for younger riders, the Hunter secured the second spot with 18,373 units sold, a 30% YoY growth. A recent suspension upgrade helped improve comfort, boosting its popularity.
• Bullet 350 – The legendary Bullet recorded 15,847 units in sales, a massive 59% jump from July 2024, reflecting its growing appeal among both old-school and new-age buyers.
• Meteor 350 – Positioned as a modern cruiser, the Meteor clocked 8,600 units, showing an 8.8% YoY growth. It was the first bike to debut the J-Series 350cc engine.
• 650cc Twins (Interceptor 650 + Continental GT 650) – Together, the 650 twins contributed 3,349 units, growing 57% YoY. These models remain the best-selling in the premium twin-cylinder category.

Looking Ahead

With five 350cc models, two 450cc motorcycles, and six 650cc twin-cylinder offerings, Royal Enfield has built a strong portfolio for diverse riders. The brand is also testing a new 750cc engine, expected to debut on models like the Himalayan and Continental GT, which could eventually replace the current 650cc range.