July 2026 model-wise sales for the Royal Enfield motorcycle in the domestic market are now officially in the public domain. The Indian motorcycle manufacturer has sold a total of 105,317 units, 2,387 units more than the previous month and 29,053 more than the same month of last year. On a month-on-month and year-on-year basis, the two-wheeler makers have recorded growth of 2.32% and 38%, respectively.
A total of 10 motorcycle models under the banner of Royal Enfield are on sale in the Indian market, and they are categorized in three segments: 350cc, 450cc, and 650cc. The sale figures for entry, mid, and top-end segments are 98,625, 3,627, and 3,065, with the sale share of 93.65%, 3.44%, and 2.91%, respectively.
Compared to June 2026, sales have increased by 247, 1,443, and 697 units for 350cc, 450cc, and 650cc, registering a growth of 0.25%, 66.07%, and 29.43%, respectively. If compared with July 2025, we find that the sales for 350cc and 450cc have increased by 29,289 and 1,383 units, registering a 42.24% and 61.63% growth, respectively, but the sales for 650cc have reduced by 1,609 with a degrowth of 34.42%.
Notably, Royal Enfield has released the sales figures separately for each model, except for the 650 twins: Continental GT 650 and Interceptor 650. Of the total, six models have registered positive and four have negative, which also includes 650 twins, on the month-on-month as well as year-on-year basis. The table below has a breakdown of the same.
| Royal Enfield Models | July 26 Sales | YoY (July 25 Sales / Difference / Growth % ) | MoM (June 26 Sales / Difference / Growth % ) |
| Classic 350 | 39,197 | 26,516 / +12,681 / 47.82% | 40,660 / -1,463 / -3.60% |
| Bullet 350 | 26,245 | 15,847 / +10,398 / 65.61% | 26,488 / -243 / -0.92% |
| Hunter 350 | 22,031 | 18,373 / +3,658 / 19.91% | 20,289 / +1,742 / 8.59% |
| Meteor 350 | 11,152 | 8,600 / +2,552 / 29.67% | 10,941 / +211 / 1.93% |
| 650 Twin | 2,223 | 3,349 / -1,126 / -33.62% | 2,238 / -15 / -0.67% |
| Himalayan | 2,192 | 1,556 / +636 / 40.87% | 1,240 / +952 / 76.77% |
| Guerrilla 450 | 1,435 | 688 / +747 / 108.58% | 944 / +491 / 52.01% |
| Super Meteor | 805 | 1,091 / -286 / -26.21% | 98 / +707 / 721.43% |
| Shotgun | 37 | 234 / -197 / -84.19% | 32 / +5 / 15.63% |
| Total | 1,05,317 | 76,254 / +29,063 / 38.11% | 1,02,930 / +2,387 / 2.32% |
Among them, the best-selling model is Class 350, followed by the Bullet 350 and Hunter 350, whose sum is 87,473, 83.06% of total sales. The best-selling model of July 2026 is set to get a new edition, Gorkha, on August 18, 2026, which is set to further strengthen its positioning against the rivals.
Compared to the previous month, the sale of Class 350 has increased by 12,681 units. The same trend is expected for August 2026; if sales increase in the same manner, then surely it will cross the sales figures of 50,000 units for the first time.
As of now, there’s no model under the 750cc segment with the banner of Royal Enfield; very soon they will introduce one in India, which is set to be known as the Himalayan 750. It has already been spotted testing on public roads without camouflage and is now scheduled for unveiling at the International Bicycle, Motorcycle, and Accessories Exhibition 2026, set to take place from 3 to 8 November 2026.