Suzuki posted a YoY growth of 23 percent by retailing 96,360 units in Nov 2025 against 78,333 units sold during the same period last year
Suzuki Motorcycle India has registered sales of 1,22,300 units in Nov 2025 with a YoY growth of 30 percent. The company had sold a total of 94,370 units during the same period last year. In the domestic market, the Japanese brand retailed 96,360 units last month with a YoY rise of 23 percent as 78,333 units were sold in Nov 2024. The exports too grew by a massive 62 percent as Suzuki shipped 25,940 units in Nov 2025 against the 16,037 units during the same month last year.
The brand’s after-sales business also witnessed a surge with record spare parts sale of Rs 955 million in Nov 2025. Suzuki captured the fifth position in the list of country’s top 10 two-wheeler brands by sales volumes behind Hero MotoCorp, Honda 2-Wheelers India, TVS Motor Company and Bajaj Auto. It outnumbered Royal Enfield and Yamaha Motor India.
Commenting on the sales performance, Mr. Deepak Mutreja, Vice President – Sales & Marketing, Suzuki Motorcycle India Pvt. Ltd., said, “We are grateful for the growing confidence our customers place in Suzuki. Their support, along with the dedicated efforts of our dealer network, continues to drive our growth. Alongside strengthening our presence, we are also expanding customer engagement initiatives and experience-led programs to bring riders closer to the brand. We will continue to invest in enhancing accessibility, after-sales experience, and community-building as we work towards sustained growth.”
Meanwhile, Suzuki recently celebrated the V-Strom SX Experience Day, which is a nationwide program to help riders explore the V-Strom SX’s adventure-tourer and crossover capabilities. It was organised in two cities namely Lucknow (Uttar Pradesh) and Surat (Gujarat) while bringing together over 500 motorcyclists under one roof.
Suzuki is planning to foray into the alternate fuel segment in the Indian market. While it is ready with the first all-electric model in the form of the E-Access, the company also unveiled the Access CNG at the 2025 Japan Mobility Show. Suzuki also presented the hydrogen-powered Burgman 400 prototype at the event in Tokyo. All of these models are likely to be launched in the Indian market in the coming years.
Suzuki Access CNG can run on Compressed Natural Gas (CNG) and Compressed Biomethane Gas (CBG), apart from petrol. The CNG tank is placed beneath the seat with a capacity of 6 litres and range of 170 km. On the other hand, the petrol tank is located at its traditional place with an external filler. Presently, Bajaj Freedom is the only CNG-powered two-wheeler model on sale in India.
