Suzuki continued to be India’s fifth biggest two-wheeler brand by beating Royal Enfield by a few hundred units in June 2026 sales
Suzuki 2-Wheelers India reported a YoY growth of 21 percent in June 2026 with sales of 1,15,030 units as compared to 95,244 units sold during the same month last year. The domestic sales increased from 73,934 units in June 2025 to 91,264 units in June 2026 at a YoY growth rate of 23 percent. The export business also surged by 12 percent on a YoY basis as 23,766 units were shipped out of India during June 2026 against 21,310 units in June 2025. Suzuki continued to be India’s fifth biggest two-wheeler brand by beating Royal Enfield by a few hundred units.
Commenting on the performance, Mr. Deepak Mutreja, Vice President – Sales & Marketing, Suzuki Motorcycle India Pvt. Ltd., said, “Our sales performance in June reflects the sustained momentum, supported by strong demand and the trust our customers continue to place in the Suzuki brand. As customer expectations continue to evolve, we remain focused on delivering products that offer reliability, performance and value. At the same time, we are strengthening our engagement with customers through meaningful initiatives and experiences that help us build lasting relationships beyond the purchase.”
Recently, Suzuki’s plans of foraying into the middleweight cruiser segment (350-500cc) in the Indian market were leaked in the media. The company was, reportedly, working on multiple retro motorcycles to rival Royal Enfield bikes in this segment. At the EICMA 2025, the Japanese brand expressed its desire to roll out middleweight retro bikes in the Asian and European markets.
| Suzuki June 2026 Sales | ||
| Retail Volumes (YoY Growth) | June 2026 Sales | June 2025 Sales |
| Domestic Market (23%) | 91,264 | 73,934 |
| Export Business (12%) | 23,766 | 21,310 |
| Total Sales (21%) | 1,15,030 | 95,244 |
Suzuki might consider the downsizing of its existing 398cc single-cylinder engine instead of developing an all-new engine for the 350-500cc bikes. This engine is already compliant with the latest Euro 5+ emission standards in Europe while generating maximum power output of 37.5 bhp. This engine can comfortably fit in the A2 license category in Europe.
Meanwhile in other news, Suzuki showcased the Burgman 400 at the 2026 Suzuki Matsuri in Mumbai as the company tried to gauge the customer interest before finally launching it in India. Suzuki Burgman 400 is sold in developed markets such as the US and Europe. It is priced at $8,799 which roughly translates to Rs 7.30 lakh. If Suzuki launches the maxi-scooter in India, it will cater to a niche customer base while locking horns with BMW C400 GT, priced at Rs 10.83 lakh (ex-showroom).
A few notable features onboard the Burgman 400 are dual-channel ABS, traction control system, semi-digital instrument cluster, and USB charging port. It comes with a large underseat storage area while the front apron also houses a couple of pockets for storing small belongings such as the Smartphone. The main frame is suspended by telescopic front forks and link-type rear suspension with preload adjustability.
