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New Bajaj Pulsar 400 By keeping prices unchanged despite GST hike, Bajaj ensures that enthusiasts’ festive season plans aren’t dampened GST rate on bikes up to 350cc has been reduced to 18%. But larger capacity bikes will now be taxed at a higher rate of 40%. This would lead to an increased cost burden for […] More

New Bajaj Pulsar 400Bajaj Auto Ltd., the world’s most valuable two and three-wheeler company, has announced that it will fully pass on the benefit of the recent GST reduction to customers across its entire range of Bajaj and KTM motorcycles (under 350cc), as well as its three-wheelers. The revised prices will take effect from September 22, 2025, just in time for the festive season.
GST 2.0 Brings Festive Cheer
Under the new GST structure, ex-showroom prices of Bajaj two-wheelers such as the Pulsar series, Dominar, Avenger, Platina and CT bikes will reduce by up to Rs. 20,000, depending on the model and variant. The premium KTM portfolio, will also see similar GST benefits being passed on to customers. In the three-wheeler segment, Bajaj’s RE passenger carriers and Maxima cargo carriers, popular among small business owners and urban transport operators, will now be available with price reductions of up to Rs. 24,000.
Speaking on the announcement, Rakesh Sharma, Executive Director, Bajaj Auto Ltd., said: “The Government’s decision to reduce GST for most two wheelers and three wheelers is a bold step forward, which will unlock their demand and set the industry on a firm growth path. We thank the Government of India for the initiative which touches the lives of millions. Two and three wheeler mobility is the backbone of livelihoods and fulfills many family aspirations. At Bajaj Auto Ltd, we are delighted to support the initiative, making our vehicles more affordable just as the festive season begins. The timely reform will most certainly lift consumer sentiment and add to the festive cheer!”
Impact on Consumers Ahead of the Festive Season
By lowering ownership costs across motorcycles, scooters, and three-wheelers, Bajaj Auto expects strong demand momentum during the festive period. With models that cater to commuters, enthusiasts, and entrepreneurs, the company reinforces its role as a leader in providing mobility solutions that are both aspirational and accessible. With this initiative, Bajaj Auto reaffirms its commitment to supporting India’s mobility needs, while ensuring customers directly experience the benefits of the GST reform. More

Bajaj Pulsar 220Bajaj Auto posted weak domestic demand across its two wheeler segment in July 2025
Bajaj Auto Limited’s two-wheeler sales in the country has slowed down quite a bit. Domestic sales figures declined to 1,30,077 units in July 2025, down by 15.96% from 1,54,771 unit sales of July 2024. It related to a 24,694 units in terms of volume decline. MoM sales also suffered a setback from 1,39,964 unit sales of June 2025.
In July, the company added the new 2025 Bajaj Pulsar NS400Z UG to its portfolio while the Bajaj Pulsar N150 has been de-listed from the company website. The company expects to see improved sales with the new 400Z updated model that features a host of mechanical and performance upgrades. Bookings are currently open at Bajaj dealerships across the country while deliveries will commence shortly.
Bajaj Sales Breakup July 2025
Bajaj Sales Breakup July 2025
Bajaj Pulsar was the best-selling model even as sales declined sharply. It was also the 4th top selling two wheeler in the country after the Splendor, Activa and Shine. Pulsar domestic sales stood at 79,817 units in July 2025, down by 16.67% over 95,789 unit sales of July 2024. In the Pulsar lineup, it was the 125cc that was in higher demand with 41,306 unit sales while the 150cc added 16,878 units to the total tally. There were also 16,111 units of Pulsar 200cc and 4,362 units of the 250cc and 1,160 units of Pulsar 400cc making up its sales numbers.
At No. 2 was Bajaj Platina with 29,424 unit sales, a 1.72% YoY growth. Bajaj Chetak, the only electric two wheeler in the company portfolio, has seen the sharpest percentage decline in sales figures. Sales fell to 11,584 units, a 42.41% YoY de-growth from 20,114 units sold in July 2024.
Bajaj Sales Breakup July 2025
Bajaj CT, Freedom Sales Decline in July 2025
Lower YoY sales were also reported for both Bajaj CT and Freedom. CT sales dipped by 13.77% to 4,722 units, down from 5,476 units sold in July 2024. Each of these sales figures were contributed by its 110cc model. Freedom sales dipped 1.24% to 1,909 units from 1,933 units on a YoY basis.
On the other hand, Bajaj Avenger and Dominar have seen some improvement in demand in domestic markets. Avenger sales were up at 1,468 units, a 3.09% YoY growth from 1,424 units sold in July 2024. It was the Avenger 180 that amassed most sales at 1,117 units while Avenger 220 added 351 units to total sales. Dominar sales stood at 1,153 units which was a 4.06% YoY growth from 1,108 units sold in July 2024. More

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

Bajaj Pulsar 220Bajaj Auto reported lacklustre sales June 2025 displaying a 17.16% YoY and 9.95% YTD decline
Bajaj Auto Limited, a leading 2 and 3 wheeler manufacturer in Indian market, has been experiencing declining demand. Sales in June 2025 declined by 17.16% YoY while Q2 Cy2025 sales too suffered a 9.95% de-growth. However, the recent introduction of new models, including the 2025 Bajaj Pulsar NS400Z UG and upgraded 2025 Dominar range—which features the Dominar 250 and 400—could boost sales in the coming months.
Bajaj Auto sold 1,39,964 units in June 2025. This was a 17.16% YoY decline from 1,68,956 units sold in June 2024 relating to a dip in volumes by 28,992 units. It was also a MoM de-growth from a total of 1,82,746 units sold in May 2025.
Bajaj Sales Breakup June 2025 – YoY
Bajaj Auto Sales Breakup June 2025
Here is a breakdown of these sales by model. We once again have the Pulsar leading the list. Pulsar sales stood at 88,452 units last month, a 20.39% YoY decline from 1,11,101 units sold in June 2024. Despite the lower demand, Pulsar range continues to command a 63.20% share in the company portfolio.
Among the Pulsar models, 125cc continued to be the company’s highest sellers with 49,641 units sold last month. It commanded a 35.47% of total sales even as sales declined by 21.93% from 63,586 units sold in June 2024. There were also 16,089 units of Pulsar 150cc and 17,521 units of Pulsar 200cc along with 4,275 units of Pulsar 250cc of which it was only the 200cc model that received positive demand. More recently, Bajaj has delisted the Pulsar N150 from its official website primarily due to lack of demand.
Bajaj Sales Breakup June 2025 – YoY
Lower YoY sales were also reported for Bajaj Platina, sales of which went down by 22.47% to 25,662 units, down from 23,101 unit sales in June 2024. Also in the 70-110cc segment was the CT with 3,792 unit sales, a 36.04% decline from 5,929 units sold in June 2024.
In 3rd spot, Bajaj Chetak, its sole offering in the electric scooter segment, has been well received. Positive sales growth was reported last month with 17,864 unit sales, a 7.03% YoY growth from 16,691 units sold in June 2024. Freedom sales stood at 1,699 units last month while both Avenger and Dominar have seen sales growth of 11.18% and 27% respectively to 1,512 units and 983 units.
Bajaj Sales Breakup Q2 CY2025
Bajaj Auto Q2 CY2025 Sales April-June 2025
While assessing Q2 sales for CY2025, Bajaj Auto witnessed a drop of 9.95%. Sales during the April-June 2025 period stood at 5,02,386 units, down from 5,57,899 units sold in the same period of 2024. This was a volume de-growth of 9.95%.
Pulsar sales were down by 12.95% to 3,34,615 units from 3,84,390 units on a YoY basis though commanding a 66.61% share in the company portfolio. Once again it was its 125cc model that was in highest demand with 2,07,830 unit sales in the past quarter even as it suffered a 7.85% YoY decline. Pulsar 200cc on the other hand, witnessed a 22.47% YoY growth with 64,763 unit sales.
Bajaj Sales Breakup Q2 CY2025
Platina Q2 sales were down by 22.46% to 83,270 units from 1,07,394 units while Bajaj Chetak has witnessed a 53.28% YoY growth to 62,620 units in the 2025 period from 40,854 units sold in the same period of last year. New offerings such as the Chetak 3001 and Chetak 3503 have appealed to buyers with their extended range and other feature upgrades.
Bajaj CT and Avenger have seen Q2 sales decline by double digits to 11,348 units and 4,204 units. Freedom, the company’s CNG motorcycle added 3,729 units to YTD sales while Dominar too witnessed a YoY growth of 4.92% to 2,600 units in April-June 2025 from 2,478 units sold in the same period last year. More