The Indian two-wheeler industry experienced a fall of 8.07% in February 2025, with overall sales falling to 9,59,598 units from 10,43,813 units in February 2024. Even though there was a fall, some models remained on top, while others witnessed impressive growth.

Top 10 Two-Wheelers in February 2025 – Year-on-Year (YoY) Comparison

Hero Splendor – 2,07,763 Units (-25.25%)

Hero Splendor retained its crown as India’s best-selling two-wheeler but saw a notable decline of 25.25% from 2,77,939 units in February 2024.

Honda Activa – 1,74,009 Units (-13.05%)

Honda Activa remained the top-selling scooter but recorded a 13.05% drop from last year’s 2,00,134 units.

Honda Shine – 1,54,561 Units (+8.26%)

Honda Shine recorded a 8.26% growth in a positive way, improving from 1,42,763 units in February 2024, reflecting growing demand in the commuter bike market.

TVS Jupiter – 1,03,576 Units (+40.23%)

TVS Jupiter recorded the largest gain in the top 10 with a 40.23% growth from 73,860 units last year.

Bajaj Pulsar – 87,902 Units (-21.90%)

Bajaj Pulsar witnessed a stinging 21.90% fall, with sales of 87,902 units as opposed to 1,12,544 units last month in February 2024.

Hero HF Deluxe – 70,581 Units (-7.30%)

Hero HF Deluxe was still a trendsetter but slipped 7.30% to 76,138 units compared to last year.

Suzuki Access – 59,039 Units (+4.54%)

Suzuki Access continued to be one of the scooter favorites with a slight 4.54% increase, higher than 56,473 units.

TVS Apache – 37,954 Units (+9.72%)

TVS Apache achieved a strong 9.72% growth, selling 37,954 units compared to 34,593 units in February 2024.

TVS XL 100 – 33,572 Units (-18.23%)

The TVS XL 100 moped experienced a steep 18.23% fall compared to 41,059 units last year.

Royal Enfield Classic 350 – 30,641 Units (+8.23%)

The Classic 350 sustained its popularity, registering an 8.23% YoY growth from 28,310 units.

Top 10 Two-Wheelers in February 2025 – Month-on-Month (MoM) Comparison

Following a robust January, two-wheeler sales fell by 6.85% in February 2025, to 10,30,163 units. Here’s how the top-selling models fared compared to January:

• Hero Splendor fell 19.92%, from 2,59,431 units in January.
• Honda Activa increased 4.36%, from 1,66,739 units.
• Honda Shine fell by 8.16%, from 1,68,290 units.
• TVS Jupiter fell by 3.96%, from 1,07,847 units.
• Bajaj Pulsar fell by 15.54% from 1,04,081 units.
• Hero HF Deluxe expanded by 13.43%, to 70,581 units from 62,223.
• Suzuki Access rose by 8.16%, at 54,587 units.
• TVS Apache rose by 9.98%, to 37,954 units.
• TVS XL 100 fell by 19.82%, at 41,872 units.
• Royal Enfield Classic 350 held firm with a 0.19% increase.

Conclusion

February 2025 witnessed a mixed bag in the Indian two-wheeler industry. Hero Splendor and Honda Activa continued to lead, while TVS Jupiter and Honda Shine were the ones that showed remarkable growth. The market trends reflect changing consumer behavior, and it will be interesting to observe how the figures change in the next few months.

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