India’s two-wheeler market remained competitive in November 2025, with Hero MotoCorp, Honda Motorcycle and Scooter India, and TVS Motor Company retaining their positions as the top three manufacturers in terms of sales volume. Industry data for the month highlights continued dominance by these companies, driven by strong demand in the commuter motorcycle and scooter segments.
Hero MotoCorp continued to lead the market, supported by its wide portfolio of entry-level motorcycles that cater to rural and urban consumers alike. Models in the 100cc and 125cc segments remained key contributors to the company’s overall volumes. Hero’s extensive dealership network and focus on fuel efficiency played a significant role in sustaining demand during the period.
Honda Motorcycle and Scooter India secured the second position, backed largely by the consistent performance of its scooter range. Scooters continued to see strong demand in urban and semi-urban markets, with customers preferring automatic transmission, comfort, and reliability. Honda’s motorcycles in the commuter and mid-capacity segments also contributed to overall sales stability.
TVS Motor Company maintained its strong third-place position, benefitting from a balanced portfolio that includes commuter motorcycles, premium bikes, and electric two-wheelers. TVS saw steady interest in both internal combustion engine models and its electric offerings, reflecting a gradual shift towards alternative mobility solutions.
Bajaj Auto ranked among the top five manufacturers, with its performance driven by motorcycles in the 125cc and above segments. The company also benefited from steady export demand, which continues to be a key part of its business strategy. Bajaj’s focus on sporty and performance-oriented motorcycles helped it maintain relevance in a crowded market.
Suzuki Motorcycle India and Royal Enfield also posted stable numbers in November 2025. Suzuki’s scooter lineup contributed significantly to its domestic sales, while Royal Enfield continued to dominate the mid-size motorcycle segment with consistent demand for its classic and modern retro models.
Yamaha Motor India and KTM India followed with moderate sales figures. Yamaha’s hybrid and premium offerings attracted urban customers, while KTM continued to cater to enthusiasts seeking performance-focused motorcycles. Both brands maintained niche appeal rather than high-volume leadership.
Industry analysts note that the November 2025 sales performance reflects a period of relative stability for the two-wheeler sector. Improved supply chains, better inventory management, and festive season demand supported sales momentum. At the same time, rising interest in electric two-wheelers is gradually influencing product strategies across manufacturers.
Manufacturers are increasingly focusing on technology upgrades, emission compliance, and customer-centric features to stay competitive. With evolving consumer preferences and growing emphasis on sustainability, the two-wheeler industry is expected to see further diversification in the coming months.
The November 2025 sales data reinforces the stronghold of established players like Hero, Honda, and TVS, while also highlighting steady contributions from other major brands in India’s dynamic two-wheeler market.
