Top 5 Highest-selling Two-wheeler Manufacturers In January 2024

Hero Remains Dominant, Other Manufacturers Witness Significant YoY Growth

Top 5 Highest-selling Two-wheeler Manufacturers

Hero Remains Dominant, Other Manufacturers Witness Significant YoY Growth

Two-wheeler sales in India saw a positive start to 2024. With all major brands recording year-on-year growth in January.

Top 5 Highest-selling Two-wheeler Manufacturers - Hero

Hero MotoCorp cemented its position as the undisputed leader, selling a whopping 4,20,934 units in January, marking a 20.4 percent growth compared to the same period last year.

Top 5 Highest-selling Two-wheeler Manufacturers - Hero

This comes on the heels of their historic podium finish at the Dakar Rally, further solidifying their brand image.

Top 5 Highest-selling Two-wheeler Manufacturers - Honda

Honda followed closely at the second spot, selling 3,82,512 units. Their popular Activa scooter remains a bestseller, but they haven't yet dethroned Hero from the top position. However, their impressive 37.5 percent year-on-year growth showcases their strong presence in the Indian market.

Top 5 Highest-selling Two-wheeler Manufacturers - TVS

TVS Motors grabbed the third spot with 2,68,233 units sold, showcasing a commendable 23.9 percent year-on-year growth. Their diverse offerings across various segments continue to resonate with a wider audience, solidifying their position as the third largest two-wheeler manufacturer in India.

Top 5 Highest-selling Two-wheeler Manufacturers - Bajaj

Bajaj Auto secured the fourth position with 1,93,350 units sold, boasting an impressive 35.8 percent year-on-year growth. Their popular Pulsar range remains a dominant force. A lot of changes have been seen in the Pulsar lineup and you can read about them here

Details: 2024 Bajaj Pulsar NS200 And NS160 Showcased

Top 5 Highest-selling Two-wheeler Manufacturers - Suzuki

Suzuki Motor Corporation rounded out the top five with 80,511 units sold, registering a healthy 21.6 percent year-on-year growth. This has been sadly shadowed by the recall on the 250 range that was recently announced.

Read here: Suzuki Recalls Gixxer 250, Gixxer SF 250 And V-Strom Over Camshaft Issue

Overall, the January sales figures paint a picture of a thriving two-wheeler market in India. As the industry continues to grapple with high taxation and material costs, it is still great to see motorcycle manufacturers doing healthy numbers consistently. We hope that this continues and we get to see more interesting motorcycles in the coming few months.