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      Royal Enfield Sales Jan 2025 – YoY, MoM, YTD Growth

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      Royal Enfield Hunter 350An upcoming launch in the larger and more powerful 750cc segment will steer sales of Royal Enfield to even greater heights
      Royal Enfield has released their sales for January 2025. The company has witnessed outstanding growth proudly proclaiming a YoY, MoM and YTD improvement in sales. Along with familiar products such as Classic 350, Bullet 350, Himalayan 450 and Hunter 350 in the sub 350 cc segment along with Royal Enfield’s new Scram 440 and the upcoming Interceptor 750 are sure to steer the company to even greater sales targets in the months ahead.
      Royal Enfield Sales Jan 2025
      Taking into account sales through Jan 2025, the company saw 91,132 unit sales. This was an increase of 19.62% over 76,187 units sold in Jan 2024. It related to a 14,945 unit volume growth. On a MoM basis, sales improved by 14.68% from 79,466 units sold in Dec 2024.
      Royal Enfield Sales Jan 2025 – YoY
      Sales of the company’s sub 350cc range stood at 78,815 units, a 16.56% YoY growth from 67,620 units sold in Jan 2024. It related to a 13.44% improvement over 69,476 units sold in Dec 2024. The sub 350cc segment currently commands an 86.48% share in the company portfolio.
      Larger bikes above the 350cc displacement (411cc, 450cc and 650cc) also showed off both a YoY and MoM growth to 12,317 units. This was a 43.77% YoY and 23.29% MoM growth. There had been 8,567 units and 9,990 units sold in Jan 2024 and Dec 2024 respectively. Bikes in this segment command a 13.52% share.
      Royal Enfield Sales Jan 2025 – MoM
      This took total domestic sales up to 81,052 units which was a 14.88% YoY growth from 67,891 unit sales of Jan 2024. MoM sales too scored high with a 19.39% boost over 67,891 unit sales of Dec 2024. Exports, though they witnessed a massive 79.01% YoY growth to 10,080 units, suffered a 12.92% MoM decline when compared with 11,575 unit shipments in Dec 2024. Thus losing 1,495 units in volumes.
      Year-to-Date (YTD) Sales Jan 2025
      Positive growth was also seen on a year to date (YTD) basis wherein the company sold 8,18,209 units in FY2025. This was a 7.48% growth from 7,61,246 unit sales of FY2024. It related to a 56,963 unit improvement in volumes.
      Royal Enfield Sales Jan 2025 – YTD
      Sales growth was seen across both the sub 350cc and above 350cc segments. Sales of sub 350cc models stood at 7,03,580 units, up 3.53% over 6,79,567 units sold in the same period a year ago. Larger motorcycles too saw a higher percentage increase of a healthy double digit 40.34% to 1,14,629 units whereas there had been just 81,679 units sold in the FY2024 period.
      Breaking up these figures into domestic sales and exports, it was seen that exports improved by an even greater percentage as compared to domestic sales. Domestic sales in the FY2025 period were up by 4.72% to 7,33,908 units while exports surged by 39.53% to 84,301 units. Conversely, there had been 7,00,829 units sold in domestic markets in FY2024 while exports had stood at 60,417 units. More

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      Royal Enfield Sales Dec 2024 – Classic, Bullet, Hunter, Meteor, Guerrilla, Shotgun

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      2024 Royal Enfield Classic 350Royal Enfield, a leader in the 350cc to 450cc and 650cc motorcycle segments, has reported 67,891 unit sales in December 2024. This was an 18.50% growth as against 57,291 units sold in December 2023. This was a 10,600 unit volume increase. On the other hand, the company witnessed a 6.02% decline on a MoM basis from 72,236 units sold in Nov 2024.
      The company now looks forward to increased momentum with the new Goan 350, a Bobber-style motorcycle that has just been launched. Directed towards a younger and more adventure-oriented set of buyers, Goan 350 is based on the Classic 350 with which it also shares its J Series engine lineup. It will rival Jawa 42 Bobber and Jawa Perak in its segment. In the larger bike segment, there was the new RE Bear 650 that also made its official debut on 5th November.
      Royal Enfield Sales Breakup Dec 2024 – YoY
      Royal Enfield Sales Dec 2024
      Once again, Royal Enfield sales list was dominated by its 350cc range. RE Classic 350 showed off a strong YoY and MoM growth with 29,637 units sold in Dec 2024. Up 39.57% over 21,234 units sold in Dec 2023. MoM sales too improved by 7.72% from 27,514 units sold in Nov 2024. The RE Classic 350 currently commands a 43.65% share on this list. It was also the 5th best-selling motorcycle in India after the Splendor, Shine, Pulsar and HF Deluxe.
      RE Bullet, Hunter and Meteor, also on the 350 cc segment each showed off significant YoY growth though MoM sales declined sharply. Bullet sales were up by 11.44% to 14,049 units in the past month while MoM sales were down by 13.24% over 16,193 units sold in Nov 2024. RE Hunter 350 experienced a 17.42% YoY growth but a 9.75% MoM decline with 13,744 units sold in the past month.
      RE Meteor, the 4th 350cc bike that also witnesses high demand. It showed off a 4.86% YoY growth to 6,366 units while its MoM sales declined by 11.35%. The Meteor currently commands a 9.38% share in the company portfolio. Through 2025, Royal Enfield plans a series of new launches with a 750cc engine. Among these are Himalayan 750, Interceptor 750 and Continental GT 750.
      Royal Enfield Sales Breakup Dec 2024 – MoM
      Motorcycle Sales in >350cc Segment
      In the higher capacity segment, Royal Enfield 650 Twins have suffered a severe setback in Dec 2024. Sales declined by 9.91% YoY to 1,464 units, down from 1,625 units sold in Dec 2023. It showed off even more extreme MoM de-growth by 50.77% when compared to 2,974 unit sales of Nov 2024. 650 Twins share also fell drastically to 2.16% in Dec 2024 from 4.12% held in Nov 2024.
      Sales of RE Himalayan adventure bike failed to take off last month. Sales figures declined by as much as 62.27% on a YoY basis and by 16.23% MoM to 1,285 units. The relatively new Guerrilla 450, of which 814 units were sold last month witnessed a 2.13% MoM growth from 7977 unit sales of Nov 2024. The Guerrilla was launched in July 2024 and is the company’s new street-naked motorcycle.
      Super Meteor sales too diminished by 55.21% to 288 units in Dec 2024, down by 355 units when compared to 643 unit sales of Dec 2023. MoM sales too were lower by 50.77% from 585 unit sales in Nov 2024. The RE Shotgun trailed the sales list with 244 unit sales even as it witnessed a 6.55% MoM improvement from 229 units sold in Nov 2024. More

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      New Royal Enfield Scram 440 Launch Price Rs 2.08 Lakh

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      New Royal Enfield Scram 440The Royal Enfield Scram 440 has officially been launched in India, marking the brand’s entry into the competitive ADV crossover motorcycle segment. Available in two variants—Trail and Force—the Scram 440 replaces the Scram 411 in Royal Enfield’s portfolio and promises enhanced performance, a more powerful engine, and a host of adventure-ready features.
      Design and Pricing
      In terms of design, the Scram 440 retains much of its styling cues from the Scram 411 while incorporating key upgrades. Built on the same chassis, the Scram 440 sees slight increases in dimensions and weight. The Trail variant is offered in Blue and Green color options, while the Force variant adds a Teal shade to its lineup.
      New Royal Enfield Scram 440
      Pricing starts at Rs 2,08,000 for the Trail variant and goes up to Rs 2,15,000 for the Force variant (ex-showroom). These prices are marginally higher—by Rs 2,000-3,000—compared to the outgoing Scram 411.
      Feature Upgrades
      The Scram 440 comes packed with adventure-specific features to enhance its all-terrain capabilities. Key highlights include:
      – New LED headlamp for improved visibility– Digital-analogue cluster with optional Tripper navigation– 15-liter fuel tank for extended rides– Tubed spoke wheels with tube tires for Trail variant and 19/17-inch tubeless alloy wheels for Force variant– Switchable ABS and balanced ergonomics
      New Royal Enfield Scram 440
      With a seat height of 795mm and 200mm ground clearance, the Scram 440 offers a rider-friendly setup for both off-road and urban environments. It also includes a 10 kg payload capacity for top boxes, making it practical for touring.
      Upgraded 443cc Engine
      At its heart, the Scram 440 is powered by a 443cc air-and-oil-cooled single-cylinder engine, delivering 25.4 hp at 6,250 rpm and 34 Nm of torque at 4,000 rpm. The engine is paired with a 6-speed gearbox, a significant improvement over the 5-speed unit on the Scram 411. This new setup ensures better performance, improved NVH (Noise, Vibration, Harshness) levels, and smoother highway cruising.
      Enhanced Braking and Suspension
      Braking duties are handled by a 300mm front disc with a larger piston caliper for improved responsiveness and a 240mm rear disc, complemented by switchable ABS. The suspension system, borrowed from the Scram 411, features telescopic front shocks with 190mm travel and a monoshock at the rear with 180mm travel.
      B Govindarajan, CEO, Royal Enfield, said, “The new Scram 440 is a crossover engineered to have fun with anything, anytime, anywhere. Our purpose with the Scram 440 is to give the community a motorcycle that stands true to its purpose; it is our ‘take’ on scramblers, blending legit functionality with playfulness and accessibility. The Scram 440 has been designed to meet the aspirations of our customers and now offers them even more value addition! It offers a mix of real-world off-road capabilities and accessibility for both everyday commuting and weekday hustles, and we are confident that this motorcycle will enable adventure and fun for a lot of riders!”
      The Royal Enfield Scram 440 enters a competitive scrambler segment and will rival the likes of the Yezdi Scrambler, Triumph Scrambler 400X, and Husqvarna Svartpilen 401. With the launch of the Scram 440, Royal Enfield is gearing up for an aggressive expansion in 2025, with plans to introduce new models in the 450cc, 650cc, and 750cc categories. This marks an exciting phase for the brand as it continues to solidify its position in the mid-capacity motorcycle segment. More

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      Royal Enfield INT 750 Tripper Dash From Himalayan – New Spy Shots

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      Royal Enfield INT 750 Spied The test mule sighting frequency of Royal Enfield Interceptor 750 is increasing, suggesting a faster development process. This might be accelerated for a launch in 2025 or early 2026. The recent spy shots posted by gentlemenandmotorcycles show an Interceptor 750 test mule on public roads. Let’s take a closer look. […] More

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      New Royal Enfield Himalayan 650 Spied Ahead Of Launch – Or Is It 750cc?

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      Royal Enfield Himalayan 650 Spied. Image – MCNews AU Royal Enfield’s highly anticipated Himalayan 650 has been spied testing in Southern Europe, giving enthusiasts a glimpse of what to expect from this flagship adventure tourer. Poised to be the brand’s most premium motorcycle, the Himalayan 650 is set to enter the middleweight adventure segment with […] More

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      Upcoming Royal Enfield Motorcycles In 2025 – 440cc, 450cc, 650cc, 750cc

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      Upcoming Royal Enfield Motorcycles in 2025 – Continental GT 750 Royal Enfield is set to rev up 2025 with an exciting lineup of motorcycles, ranging from 440cc to 750cc, catering to diverse riding preferences and expanding its portfolio Royal Enfield follows a four launches per year strategy. For 2024, the prominent new launches were Shotgun […] More