While the domestic sales remained steady during this period with a double-digit growth, the exports witnessed a massive YoY jump of 49 percent
Bajaj Auto has registered sales of over 3.89 lakh units in June 2026 with a YoY growth of 30 percent as 2.98 lakh units were sold during the same month last year. The domestic sales grew by 12 percent on a YoY basis with retail volumes increasing from 1.49 lakh units in June 2025 to 1.67 lakh units in June 2026. The export business was the biggest gainer last month for Bajaj as it shipped 2.22 lakh units in June 2026 as compared to 1.49 lakh units in June 2025 with a YoY growth of 49 percent. It continued to be India’s biggest exporter of two-wheelers.
As far as Q1 FY27 sales are concerned, a total of 12.23 lakh units have been dispatched between Apr-Jun 2026 with a YoY growth of 29 percent. Bajaj Auto had sold 9.49 lakh units during the Q1 FY26 (Apr-Jun 2025). While the domestic sales remained steady during this period with a double-digit growth (11 percent), the exports witnessed a massive YoY jump of 52 percent as 6.36 lakh units were shipped in Q1 FY27 as compared to 4.19 lakh units in Q1 FY26.
Bajaj Auto will further expand its product portfolio with the launch of multiple new models across the Pulsar and Chetak range. It will also debut a new sub-brand for the upcoming adventure bike, which has been spotted multiple times during the test runs on the Indian roads. The India-spec version of the upcoming Bajaj adventure bike could borrow the 249cc single-cylinder air/oil-cooled engine from the Pulsar N250.
| Bajaj June 2026 Sales | ||
| Retail Volumes (YoY Growth) | June 2026 Sales | June 2025 Sales |
| Domestic Market (12%) | 1,66,956 | 1,49,317 |
| Export Business (49%) | 2,22,439 | 1,49,167 |
| Total Sales (30%) | 3,89,395 | 2,98,484 |
The upcoming ADV motorcycle from Bajaj will directly rival Hero Xpulse 200 and Kawasaki KLX230 in the local market. Both of these rival motorcycles are sold with an extremely aggressive pricing. Some of the prominent elements seen in the spy images are front beak, long single-piece seat, rear top box, wire-spoke wheels, dual-purpose tyres, and high positioned handlebar.
In terms of features, we can expect premium features in the form of all-LED lighting, digital instrument cluster, Bluetooth connectivity, and turn-by-turn navigation among others. The suspension duties could be carried by telescopic front forks and monoshock unit at the rear. The Bajaj adventure bike price could start from Rs 2 lakh (ex-showroom) while the top-end variant could be priced around Rs 2.30 lakh in the Indian market.
Recently, the Pulsar N125 was discontinued from the Indian market as the new-gen model is getting ready for a launch in the country soon. Bajaj Pulsar N125 was originally launched in Oct 2024 in the Indian market. However, the company had to axe it in less than two years due to poor sales numbers. The production of the bike has not been halted as it is also exported to multiple global markets such as Nepal, Peru, Colombia, and Morocco among many others.
