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      2025 Yamaha MT-15 Ver 2.0 Launch Price Rs 1.69 L – New Colours, TFT Display

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      2025 Yamaha MT-15 Version 2.0India Yamaha Motor (IYM) has launched the 2025 MT-15 Version 2.0 in India, enhancing the popular street-naked motorcycle with new tech features and bold colour options. Priced at Rs 1,69,550 for the standard variant and Rs 1,80,500 for the DLX variant (both prices ex-showroom Delhi), the latest version aims to attract younger, tech-savvy riders looking for a balance between performance and practicality.
      Key Tech Upgrade – Colour TFT Display with Navigation
      The highlight of the 2025 MT-15 Version 2.0 DLX is the addition of a colour TFT screen that now supports turn-by-turn navigation, marking a significant upgrade over the earlier LCD setup. The screen is paired with Bluetooth connectivity through the Yamaha Y-Connect app, which now offers a range of enhanced features such as:
      2025 Yamaha MT-15 Version 2.0
      – Maintenance Recommendations– Parking Location– Real-time Fuel Consumption– Malfunction Notifications– Revs Dashboard– Rider Ranking system
      New Colours – Fresh Look for 2025
      Yamaha has introduced three new colour options to appeal to the brand’s young customer base. These include:
      2025 Yamaha MT-15 Version 2.0
      – Ice Storm (DLX) – a globally popular MT-series colour, making its India debut– Vivid Violet Metallic (DLX) – a vibrant, sporty finish– Metallic Silver Cyan (Standard) – for a bold and aggressive road presence
      The Metallic Black colour from the existing palette continues to be offered as well.
      Engine and Performance
      Powering the new MT-15 is the same proven 155cc, liquid-cooled, fuel-injected engine with Variable Valve Actuation (VVA), delivering 18.4 PS at 10,000 rpm and 14.1 Nm at 7,500 rpm. The engine is mated to a 6-speed gearbox with Assist & Slipper Clutch, ensuring smoother gear shifts and added control during downshifts.
      2025 Yamaha MT-15 Version 2.0
      The inclusion of Traction Control System (TCS) further boosts rider confidence, especially on slippery surfaces — a feature uncommon in this segment.
      Chassis and Handling
      Built on Yamaha’s signature Delta Box frame, the MT-15 Version 2.0 retains its MotoGP-inspired aluminium swingarm for better handling and cornering stability. The 141 kg kerb weight, USD front forks, and compact geometry help deliver a nimble yet stable ride experience ideal for both city commutes and spirited weekend rides.
      Mr. Itaru Otani, Chairman, Yamaha Motor India Group of Companies said, “The MT-15 Version 2.0 has carved a strong identity in the street-naked segment with its aggressive styling, performance-oriented engineering, and everyday versatility. Ever since we introduced the colour TFT Display with Turn-By-Turn Navigation feature on the popular R15M, we received consistent demand from MT-15 customers for similar advancements. The 2025 update reflects our commitment to addressing these expectations—with advanced features and new youthful colours that enhance both visual appeal and rider engagement. With these updates, Yamaha continues to deliver motorcycles that resonate with young, dynamic riders seeking a balance of thrill and practicality.” More

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      Bajaj Auto Sales July 2025 – Domestic Decline, Export Growth

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      New Bajaj Pulsar 400Increased global demand has boosted sales for the company both in July 2025 and also where YTD sales are concerned
      Bajaj Auto reported a total of 3,66,000 units sold in July 2025. This included two wheeler and CV sales both in domestic and global markets. It marked a healthy 3% increase compared to 3,54,169 units sold in July 2024. MoM sales too saw an improvement from 3,60,806 units sold in June 2025.
      Bajaj Auto YoY Sales July 2025
      Bajaj Auto Limited, which has recorded total sales of 3,66,000 saw improved demand in global markets. Its domestic sales of two wheelers, on the other hand, suffered a severe decline even as its commercial vehicle sales ended on a more positive note.
      Bajaj Auto YoY Sales July 2025
      Two wheeler sales in domestic markets stood at 1,39,279 units, down by 18% over 1,68,847 units sold in July 2024. Exports were up to 1,56,968 units last month, a 22% growth from 1,28,694 units sold in the previous month. This took total 2W sales to 2,96,247 units, just 1,294 units lower as compared to 2,97,541 unit sales of July 2024.
      Commercial vehicle sales saw more positivity with 43,864 units sold in domestic markets. This was a 4% rise over 42,150 units sold in July 2024. Exports showed off a strong 79% growth to 25,889 units, up from 14,478 units, taking total sales in this segment to 69,753 units, a 23% YoY growth form 56,628 units.
      Total sales (2W+CV) saw a 13% decline in domestic markets to 1,83,143 units, down from 2,10,997 units while exports rose by 28% to 1,82,857 units over 1,43,172 units shipped in the same month last year. Boosted by exports, total sales were up 3% to 3,66,000 units over 3,54,169 units.
      Bajaj Auto YTD Sales April-July 2025
      While assessing sales on a year to date (YTD) basis, during the months of April through July 2025, Bajaj Auto sold a total of 14,77,237 units. This included both 2W and CV sales, both in domestic and global markets. It was a very marginal 1% increase from 14,56,225 unit sales recorded in the same four month period of the last year. Once again it was stronger export numbers while domestic sales ended in the red.
      Bajaj Auto YTD Sales April-July 2025
      Two wheeler sales stood at 6,68,623 units in domestic markets, an 11% de-growth over 7,51,344 units sold in the April-July 2024 period. Exports showed a noteworthy 16% rise to 5,76,415 units from 4,97,114 units thus taking total sales in this segment to 12,45,038 units. There had been 12,48,458 units sold in the same period of 2024 thus leading to a volume de-growth.
      CV sales also slipped by 1% in domestic markets to 1,49,328 units over 1,50,274 units on a YTD basis while there was a robust 44% rise in exports. Exports in April-July 2025 stood at 82,871 units, a volume growth of 25,378 units over 57,493 units shipped in the same period last year. Backed by stronger exports, total sales in this segment thus improved by 12% to 2,32,199 units from 2,07,767 units.
      Total sales (2W+CV) stood at 8,17,951 units in domestic markets and 6,59,286 units in terms of exports relating to a 9% decline in domestic sales but a 19% increase in export to 14,77,237 units. More

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      New Honda CB125 Hornet Launch Price Rs 1.12 L – Shine 100 DX Rs 75k

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      New Honda CB125 HornetHonda Motorcycle & Scooter India (HMSI) has launched two new motorcycles in its commuter and premium commuter portfolio – the CB125 Hornet and the Shine 100 DX. These two-wheelers aim to cater to both young urban riders and everyday commuters, offering a blend of sporty design, technology, and practicality.
      The Honda CB125 Hornet has been introduced at a limited period introductory price of Rs 1,12,000, while the Shine 100 DX is priced at Rs 74,959 (ex-showroom Gurugram, Haryana). Bookings are now open both online and offline, with deliveries set to begin mid-August 2025 across the country.
      New Honda CB125 Hornet
      Honda CB125 Hornet – Performance Meets Style
      Designed for younger, style-conscious riders, the CB125 Hornet brings aggressive streetfighter styling with practical performance. Key highlights include:
      – 123.94cc, fuel-injected, OBD2B engine producing 8.2 kW power and 11.2 Nm torque, mated to a 5-speed gearbox– 0-60 km/h in just 5.4 seconds – fastest in its segment– Golden USD forks and 5-step adjustable rear mono-shock– Twin LED headlamps, LED indicators, LED tail light– 4.2-inch TFT display with Honda RoadSync for navigation, call/SMS alerts– USB Type-C charger, side-stand engine inhibitor, 240mm front disc with ABS– Available in 4 dual-tone colours, including Pearl Siren Blue + Lemon Ice Yellow
      New Honda Shine 100 DX
      Honda Shine 100 DX – Premium Everyday Commuter
      A refreshed version of Honda’s popular Shine 100, the Shine 100 DX brings added practicality and premium touches for the daily rider:
      – 98.98cc eSP engine, fuel-injected and OBD2B compliant– Produces 5.43 kW power and 8.04 Nm torque– Equipped with telescopic forks, 5-step adjustable rear shocks, and CBS– New digital LCD display showing mileage, distance-to-empty & service alerts– Long seat, all-black engine, chrome muffler guard, and updated body graphics– Available in 4 colours, including Geny Grey Metallic and Imperial Red Metallic
      New Honda Shine 100 DX
      Booking and Availability
      Both motorcycles are now available for booking through Honda’s official website or through authorized Honda dealerships across India. Deliveries will begin in a phased manner from mid-August 2025. More

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      Next-gen Oben Rorr EZ Teased Ahead Of Launch On 5th August

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      Next-gen Oben Rorr EZ TeasedBookings for the next-gen Oben Rorr EZ will commence on the launch date and deliveries will start from 15th August 2025
      Oben Electric will be launching the next-gen Rorr EZ electric motorcycle on 5th August. It will continue to rival the likes of Ola Roadster X and Revolt electric motorcycles. While the existing Rorr EZ is already well-equipped and widely preferred, the next-gen version can make everyday commuting a lot more exciting. Let’s explore the possibilities.
      Next-gen Oben Rorr EZ – What to expect?
      A slew of updates are expected with the bike including possibilities for refreshed colours and graphics and new tech features. Users can also expect new rider-centric features. Next-gen Rorr EZ will continue with its commuter-first DNA. It remains to be seen if there are changes to the variant list as well.
      As of now, Oben Rorr EZ is offered in three variants. The base variant is equipped with a 2.6 kWh battery pack, offering a range of 110 km. It is available at a starting price of Rs 99,000. Charging time is 45 minutes. The base variant is available in a single colour option of Flux Grey. The mid variant utilizes a 3.4 kWh battery pack, offering a range of 140 km (IDC). It can be charged in 1 hour 30 minutes. Price is Rs 1.20 lakh.
      Oben Rorr EZ top variant is equipped with a 4.4 kWh battery pack. It has an IDC certified range of 175 km. Charging takes 2 hours. Starting price is Rs 1.30 lakh. Both the mid and top variants have colour options of Surge Cyan, Lumina Grey, Electro Amber and Photon White. Both these variants come with sporty graphics on the faux fuel tank and side panels. Some refreshed options could be offered with the next-gen Rorr EZ.
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      All variants of Rorr EZ utilize Oben’s proprietary high-performance LFP battery technology with IP67 water resistant rating. These are known for their superior safety, long life and reliability. Oben’s proprietary battery packs have 50% higher heat resistance. These features ensure enhanced user safety and hassle-free riding. The next-gen Oben Rorr EZ will continue with the same high-performance LFP battery technology.
      Performance, specs, tech kit
      Oben Rorr EZ utilizes an IPMSM (Interior Permanent Magnet Synchronous Motor) electric motor that generates 10.20 PS of peak power. Torque output on the wheel is 277 Nm. The bike can accelerate from 0 to 40 km/h in just 3.3 seconds. Based on their needs, users can choose drive modes of Eco, City and Havoc. Speed is controlled as per the drive mode selected, available in the range of 40 km/h to 95 km/h.
      Rorr EZ is based on a robust ARX frame, which is designed and developed in-house. The bike can tackle a wide range of challenging environments with features such as 230 mm of water wading capability and 200 mm of ground clearance. Seat height is 810 mm. The bike offers a comfortable riding stance, as needed for everyday commuting.
      Users can access a wide range of connectivity features via the Oben Electric App. The bike’s battery status, range and charging progress can be monitored remotely. Users can track their bike’s location remotely via GPS. Other useful features include geofencing, real-time alerts and notifications and ride analytics. More

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      Ather 450S 3.7 kWh Launch Price Rs 1.46 Lakh – 161 Km Range

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      Ather 450S 3.7 kWhAther Energy has expanded its electric scooter lineup with the launch of the new 450S variant equipped with a larger 3.7 kWh battery pack. Priced at Rs 1,45,999 (ex-showroom, Bengaluru), the new variant offers an impressive IDC-certified range of 161 km, bringing longer range capabilities to Ather’s entry-level performance scooter while maintaining its sporty character.
      Bridging the Gap Between Performance and Range
      The new 450S 3.7 kWh variant sits between the more affordable 450S 2.9 kWh and the top-end 450X 3.7 kWh. It shares its larger battery capacity with the 450X but forgoes some of the advanced software features to keep the price competitive. Despite the more affordable positioning, it continues to deliver 5.4 kW peak power and 22 Nm torque, with 0-40 km/h acceleration in just 3.9 seconds and a top speed of 90 km/h.
      Ather 450S 3.7 kWh
      The 450S retains the same sharp and aerodynamic styling seen across the 450 range. The sporty LED headlamp, angular design, and premium fit-and-finish remain untouched despite the battery upgrade. The scooter features four riding modes – Smart Eco, Eco, Ride, and Sport, helping riders balance range and performance as needed.
      Feature-Packed Experience
      The 450S 3.7 kWh gets the 7-inch DeepView display, with turn-by-turn navigation, Bluetooth, and OTA updates. AtherStack Pro brings additional smart features like AutoHold, FallSafe, Emergency Stop Signal, Find My Scooter, Tow & Theft alerts, and even Amazon Alexa integration. It also supports fast charging via Ather Grid, with over 3,300+ locations nationwide, while home charging offers 0-80% in 4 hours 30 minutes.
      The scooter is now available for booking via Ather’s retail network and official website, with deliveries starting August 2025. City-wise pricing includes:
      – Bengaluru – Rs 1,45,999– Delhi – Rs 1,48,047– Mumbai – Rs 1,48,258– Chennai – Rs 1,47,312
      Peace of Mind with Ather Eight70
      Buyers can also opt for Ather’s Eight70 warranty program, offering 8 years or 80,000 km coverage, ensuring minimum 70% battery health over the period — a strong assurance in the electric vehicle segment.
      Ravneet Phokela, Chief Business Officer, Ather Energy Limited, said, “The 450 series has always set the bar for performance, technology, and reliability in the Indian electric scooter market. With the launch of the 450S featuring a 3.7 kWh battery pack and an IDC range of 161 kms, we’re bringing the extended range previously exclusive to the 450X. The new 450S variant is specifically designed for riders who prioritize the sporty appeal and long-range capability of the 450 series over the advanced software features of the 450X. With an IDC range of 161 kms offered by the new 450S, riders can now confidently plan longer journeys and still experience the thrilling performance the 450 series is renowned for, all at a more accessible price.” More

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      350cc to 450cc Motorcycle Sales June 2025 – Classic 350, Triumph 400, Himalayan, Pulsar

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      Royal Enfield Meteor 350Motorcycles in the 350-450cc segment gained strong traction in June 2025 largely driven by Royal Enfield
      Following our earlier report on motorcycle sales in the 150-200cc segment, we now assess sales of motorcycles in the higher 350-450cc range. Sales in the past month showed off strong demand, improving both YoY and MoM while sales increased strongly in Q2 CY 2025 as well. Royal Enfield continued its rule in this segment with 5 of its models on the top 10 list.
      Motorcycle Sales 350-450cc – YoY and MoM Comparison
      Motorcycle sales in the 350cc to 450cc segment showed off strong momentum in the past month. Sales grew to 84,894 units in June 2025, up by 15.15% over 73,727 units sold in June 2024. This was an 11,167 unit volume increase. MoM sales too saw a growth, though marginal, by 1.70% from 83,475 units sold in May 2025.
      Royal Enfield, with the widest range of models in this segment, commanded the list. It was the Classic 350 that garnered the most attention with 29,172 unit sales last month, up 17.61% from 24,803 units sold in the same month last year. It was also a 1.90% MoM growth from 28,628 units sold in May 2025. It was followed by Bullet 350 with a healthy 77.86% YoY growth to 17,092 units. Sales in June 2024 had stood at 9,610 units even as MoM sales declined marginally by 1.08%.
      350cc to 450cc Motorcycle Sales June 2025 – YoY
      RE Hunter sales were up by 4.18% to 16,261 units in June 2025 from 15,609 units while MoM sales also saw a 1.81% improvement from 15,972 units. Decline in demand for the RE Meteor 350 brought down numbers to 7,515 units last month from 8,085 units while there had also been 7,697 unit sales in May 2025.
      Triumph 400 range, jointly developed along with Bajaj, witnessed a massive 49.60% YoY and 5.41% MoM growth to 3,194 units. Honda CB350 recorded strong growth of 103.36% on a YoY basis to 2,361 units, up from 1,161 units over sales in June 2024. Sales however, declined by 2.03% from 2,410 unit sales of May 2025.
      Once again Royal Enfield entered the fray with the Himalayan, sales of which declined by 33.51% to 2,036 units YoY but grew by 36.74% MoM. Also on the downside was Jawa Yezdi BSA (Retail) at 1,892 units, down by 9.78% YoY and 3.72% MoM. Sales of Honda H’ness 350 were down to 1,317 units while KTM 390 sales improved massively.
      350cc to 450cc Motorcycle Sales June 2025 – MoM
      KTM 390 had 1,014 unit sales last month, a 45.17% YoY growth from just 698 units sold in the same month last year while MoM sales slipped by 2.41%. Pulsar NS400Z, even as it suffered a sharp 63.18% YoY de-growth to 926 units made up in MoM sales numbers which improved by 85.57% over 499 unit sales of May 2025.
      Harley Davidson X440 had 710 unit sales last month, showing off strong YoY and MoM growth while RE Guerrilla had 696 unit sales. The sales list for June 2025 also include Bajaj Dominar 400 (504 units), Aprilia RS 457 (135 units), Aprilia Tuono 457 (31 units), Ninja Eliminator / KLX (31 units), Husqvarna 401 (7 units) while Hero Maverick failed to record any sales.
      Motorcycle Sales 350-450cc – Q2 CY 2025
      Sales of motorcycles in the 350cc to 450cc grew by 10.29% in the Q2 CY 2025 period to 2,52,080 units. This was a 23,528 unit volume increase from 2,28,552 units sold in the same period last year. RE Classic 350 had 84,601 unit sales marking an 8.38% growth and a 33.56% share on this list.
      It was followed by the Bullet 350 with 50,860 unit sales and a 58.41% increase while Hunter 350 also showed off strong performance with 50,342 units sold and a 7.39% growth. From the RE stables, Meteor 350 suffered a 13.44% decline to 22,856 units from 26,406 units sold in the year ago period.
      350cc to 450cc Motorcycle Sales Q2 CY 2025 – YoY
      Triumph 400 and Honda CB 350 each reported double digit growth to 9,685 units and 6,634 units respectively. Sales of Jawa Yezdi fell by 16.01% to 6,248 units while Himalayan sales were down 43.61% to 5,240 units. KTM 390 sales were higher by 77.19% to 3,519 units in the Q2 CY 2025 period. Honda Hness 350 (3,515 units) RE Guerrilla (2,651 units), Bajaj Pulsar 400 (1,938 units) and Harley Davidson (1,845 units) featured lower down on the list.
      There was also the Bajaj Dominar 400 with 1,383 unit sales and a 3.52% growth followed by Aprilia RS 400 with 398 unit sales. There were 250 units of Aprilia Tuono 457 sold in the said period. Marking extensively lower sales there were 82 units of Ninja/ Eliminator/KLX, 24 units of Husqvarna 401 and 9 units of Hero Maverick sold in the Q2 CY 2025 period. More

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      Hero Xoom 160 Bookings Open – Priced At Rs 1.49 Lakh

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      Hero Xoom 160 Bookings OpenKey USPs of Hero Xoom 160 include its striking road presence, powerful performance and cutting-edge tech features
      Hero MotoCorp had launched the Xoom 160 earlier this year in January. However, availability at showrooms was delayed, likely due to some technical or operational delays. After a wait of around six months, Hero has now commenced bookings for its new flagship scooter. Let’s check out the details.
      No change in pricing
      Hero Xoom 160 is available at the same price that was announced at the time of its launch. With prices starting at Rs 1,48,500, Hero Xoom 160 is one of the most affordable in its class. Primary rival is the Yamaha Aerox 155 which is available at a starting price of Rs 1.50 lakh (Ex-sh).
      Hero Xoom 160 Colours
      In the future, Hero Xoom 160 could also face competition from TVS Ntorq 150. The latter is expected to be launched during the upcoming festive season. Similar to Xoom 160, TVS Ntorq 150 is expected to be offered at a competitive price point. As of now, the dominant player in this segment is the Aerox 155. It will be interesting to see how things evolve with the entry of new contenders.
      Hero Xoom 160 – Styling, features
      Sporting a bold and dynamic look, the Hero Xoom 160 strikes a strong chord with young riders. Some of the key features include an ADV-style front beak, sharp dual-chamber LED headlamps, LED position lamp and a large windscreen. Shoulders have muscular body panelling, ensuring a dominating road presence.
      Hero Xoom 160 Bookings Open
      Other highlights include a long footrest area, stepped seat, upswept exhaust and distinctive tail lamp design. The scooter has a comfortable, upright riding stance. The long footrest allows users to adjust their foot placement as per their height. With this added convenience, the scooter can also be used for long journeys.
      Hero is offering some exciting colour options to match the scooter’s sporty design. These include the Matte Rainforest Green and Canyon Red. Users can also choose relatively sober options such as the Summit White and Matte Volcanic Grey. Xoom 160 also has sporty graphics that further enhance overall look and feel.
      Hero Xoom 160
      Performance, Tech kit
      Powering the Hero Xoom 160 is a 156 cc, liquid cooled, single cylinder SOHC engine with i3S tech. It generates 14.6 bhp and 14 Nm of peak torque. It is mated to a CVT gearbox. Rival Yamaha Aerox 155 utilizes a 155cc, liquid cooled engine that generates 15 PS and 13.9 Nm. It is paired with a V-belt automatic transmission.
      Hero Xoom 160 has telescopic front forks and dual rear shock absorbers. Both ends have large 14-inch wheels, which ensure enhanced stability and smoother rides. These are wrapped in block pattern tyres, ensuring superior traction.
      Hero Xoom 160 Cluster
      Tyre sizes are 120/70 front and 140/60 rear. The scooter has a kerb weight of 142 kg and can carry 7 litres of fuel. Seat height is 787 mm, whereas ground clearance is 155 mm. Tech kit includes a smart key with remote seat opening and a digital speedometer with turn-by-turn navigation. More

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      Honda 2W Sales Breakup June 2025 – Activa, Shine, Dio, CB350, Hornet

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      New Honda Shine 100 DXHonda Motorcycle and Scooter India (HMSI) reported sales of 3,88,812 units in the domestic market in June 2025. During the past month, sales fell sharply by 19.43% from 4,82,597 unit sales of June 2024. It also saw a MoM de-growth when compared to 4,17,250 units sold in May 2025. Once again it was the Honda Activa that topped sales charts followed by the Shine 125 + SP125 – commanded a combined 82% share.
      Honda 2W Sales Breakup June 2025
      Honda Activa continued to rule the sales list with 1,83,265 unit sales last month. This was a 21.47% YoY decline from 2,33,376 units sold in June 2024. Currently having a 47.13% share, the Honda Activa was the No. 1 selling scooter in India last month, ahead of TVS Jupiter by significant numbers. Shine 125 and SP125 combined accounted for sales of 1,34,817 units, a 3.42% YoY decline from 1,39,587 unit sales of June 2024. Together the Activa and Shine commanded an 82% share in the company portfolio.
      Honda 2W Sales Breakup June 2025 – YoY Comparison
      Sales de-growth was also reported for the Unicorn by 1.45% to 26,363 units while Dio sales fell by 25.49% to 24,278 units. Shine 100 sales also saw a sharp 63.61% decline in demand to 8,401 units in the past month from 23,087 unit sales in the same month last year. Honda Livo (3,272 units) and SP 160 (2,380 units) also remained in the red with a 53.51% and 66.56% YoY de-growth respectively.
      Delivering the strongest gain was Honda CB350 in the premium segment, sales of which went up by 103.36% to 2,361 units in June 2025 from 1,161 unit sales of June 2024. It was followed by the Hness 350, sales of which dipped by 27.12% to 1,317 units while Hornet 2.0 accounted for 923 unit sales last month, a 55.63% YoY decline.
      Activa e added 772 units to the company’s sales tally. The Activa e has seen much success since launch in November 2024 taking on more established players such as the TVS iQube, Bajaj Chetak and Ola S1. Honda CB200X (497 units), CB 500 (107 units). XL 750 (29 units) and CBR 650 (24 units) also featured lower down on the sales charts along with GL 1800 with 4 unit sales and CB 1000 of which 2 units were sold last month. CB 300 and Dream recorded 0 sales.
      Honda 2W Sales Q2 CY 2025
      Lower sales were also reported for the Q2 CY2025 period by 13.10% with Honda 2W sales at 12,28,993 units, down from 14,14,232 units sold in the same period last year. Activa sales declined 19.90% to 5,68,765 units from 7,10,028 units while Shine 125 and SP125 saw an 11.54% growth to 4,32,580 units, up from 3,87,832 units sold in the Q2 CY 2024 period.
      Honda 2W Sales Breakup Q2 2025 – YoY Comparison
      Honda Unicorn sales too improved to 80,996 units during April to June 2025, up by 4.67% over 77,380 units sold in the year ago period. Lower down the sales list was Dio (71,053 units),  Shine 100 (37,817 units), Livo (11,501 units) and SP160 (9,213 units) each of which have reported significantly lower sales.
      Honda CB350 has seen a healthy 69.58% growth to 6,634 units in the Q2 CY 2025 period, up from 3,912 units sold in the same months of last year. Hness 350 (3,515 units) and Hornet 2.0 (2,711 units) saw a 37.24% and 61.04% decline respectively.
      CB 200X sales were up to 1,643 units while Honda’s newly launched QC1 (1,484 units), Activa e (804 units), CB 500 (107 units), CB300 (55 units), CBR650 (55 units) and XL 750(48 units) also made up the sales list CB 1000 added 8 units to the sales tally along with GL 1800 of which 4 units were sold in the Q2 CY 2025 period. More