The company sold 90,670 units in Feb 2025 against 75,935 bikes during the same month last year, thereby witnessing a growth of 19 percent
Royal Enfield has registered a YoY sales growth of 19 percent in Feb 2025 sales in the country. The Chennai-based two-wheeler brand sold a total of 90,670 units last month which includes exporting 9,871 motorcycles. The company had exported 8,013 bikes in Feb 2024 and hence it recorded a growth of 23 percent over the same month last year. The domestic sales in Feb 2025 stood at 80,799 units as compared to 67,922 units retailed in the same month last year.
Speaking about the performance for February 2025, B Govindarajan, Managing Director, Eicher Motors, and Chief Executive Officer, Royal Enfield, said, “We’ve continued our growth momentum in the month of February. This growth was aided by our strong product portfolio, which has been instrumental in helping us deliver pure motorcycling experiences to riding enthusiasts across the globe.”
The company, a few days back, had debuted the Flying Flea electric brand in India. It showcased the Flying Flea C6 electric motorcycle to select media in New Delhi. The brand’s first all-electric bike had its world premiere at the EICMA 2024 in November. It is expected to go on sale in early 2026 in the Indian market. The range and other technical specs of the retro electric motorcycle are not in public domain yet.
“In February, we also showcased in India a new revolutionary brand from Royal Enfield, Flying Flea, that is all set to usher in a new era for City+ mobility with its category-defining smart products. Developed entirely in house, Flying Flea motorcycles will integrate proprietary technology, cutting-edge software, and seamless connectivity to create a new category of products for customers,” added Govindarajan.
The company had recently introduced two new colour options for the Guerrilla 450 at Generation Speed 2025. Christened as Peix Bronze and Smoke Silver, these colours are exclusive to the mid-spec ‘Dash’ variant of the bike while priced at Rs 2.49 lakh. The customers can purchase these colourways from March 10, 2025 onwards. The company also equipped the ‘Dash’ variant with an upgraded TFT Tripper Dash.
Last month, Royal Enfield had also launched the Shotgun 650 Icon Edition at Rs 4.25 lakh (ex-showroom) in the Indian market. Limited to merely 25 units, it flaunted a 3-tone colorway which included gold contrast cut rims, blue colour shock springs and a red seat. Developed in collaboration with ICON Motosports, it was offered with a Slabtown Intercept RE jacket.
