Top 5 Two Wheeler Manufacturers In February 2025

The two-wheeler industry continues to pump out healthy volumes into the Indian market, however, demand has fallen short off-late, it seems. Last month, in February, a total of 18,58,462 two-wheelers were produced which might have been a smidge 1.6 per cent more than the 18,29,534 units that were manufactured in February 2024. But in the domestic market, sales dropped by 9 per cent, for only 13,84,605 units were sold, compared to the 15,20,761 units the industry retailed in the same month, last year. Here are the top five manufacturers who conquer the large chunk of this sales pie, as per the latest SIAM report:

Honda Motorcycle and Scooter India

Honda sold the most bikes and scooters last month in India at 3,83,918 units, which might be 7.26 per cent less than the 4,13,967 units it retailed last year in the same month. But on a year-on-year (April-February)basis, Honda’s total sales in the domestic market has grown by 18.05 per cent. The Indian arm of the Japanese brand has sold 49,25,241 units from April 2024-February 2025, as against 41,72,045 units it did in the same period, last month. Due to which Honda’s production in the same period has also increased by 19.77 per cent, from 54,03,348 units to 45,11,530 units. This is expected to further grow, for the brand will now have its new fleet of electric scooter duos, the Activa e: and QC1. We’ll be riding it shortly, so stay tuned to this space for all the ride details. 

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Hero MotoCorp

Closely following Hero MotoCorp with a 7.18 per cent sales difference is Hero MotoCorp. The largest Indian two-wheeler manufacturer retailed 3,57,296 units India last month, but on a year-on-year basis it leads Honda by 3.49 per cent, for it has sold 51,00,602 units from April 2024 to February 2025. As a result, Hero MotoCorp also had to produce more bikes and scooters in this period at 54,21,285 units, which is 6.59 per cent more than the 50,86,032 units, it produced in the same period between 2023-24. However, just like Honda, Hero also rolled out less two-wheelers last month at 4,15,962 units, as against 4,41,095 units it did in February 2024. 

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TVS Motor Company

TVS Motor Company was the third biggest two-wheeler manufacturer last month, retailing 2,76,072 units. This further helped push the total domestic sales to 32,21,603 units from April 2024 to February, which is 11.22 per cent more than the 28,96,518 units it retailed in the same period last financial year. But compared to Hero and Honda, which produced fewer vehicles in their own capacity, TVS manufactured more. A total of 4,07,135 units rolled out of TVS’ factory floors in February 2025, which was 12.72 per cent more compared to the 3,61,180 units it manufactured last year in the same month. 

Bajaj Auto

At fourth,  Bajaj sold 1,46,138 units last month, however, that was 13.39 per cent deficit in the marque’s books, compared to the 1,68,727 units it did last year in the same month. But in between April 2024 to February 2025, Bajaj Auto’s domestic sales have increased by 3.27 per cent with 21,24,590 units retailed so far, compared to 20,57,314 units it did last year. Unlike Honda and Hero, Bajaj Auto also produced more bikes at its factory  last year at 2,92,514 units, as against 2,89,192 units it did last year in the same month. 

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Royal Enfield 

Lastly, closing off this list is Royal Enfield, which has registered quite the positive sales so far in 2025. February 2025 was no different where the Chennai-based bikemaker retailed 80,799 units, marking a healthy 18.96 per cent year-on-year monthly domestic sales growth over the 67,922 units from last year. Production also increased last month at 91,003 units, from 78,313 units in February 2024. On a yearly basis, from April 2024-February 2024, Royal Enfield manufactured 9,12,509 units out of which 8,14,707 units were retailed in the domestic market, which was 5.98 per cent more than what was manufactured last year. But it was its export business that grew by a whopping 37.62 per cent last year, at 94,171 units.