Royal Enfield recorded total sales of 90,405 units in November 2025, marking a noticeable month-on-month (MoM) decline. This drop in sales is largely expected, as demand typically slows after the festive season ends in October. Compared to October 2025 sales of 1,16,844 units, Royal Enfield witnessed a 22.63% MoM decline, translating to a volume loss of 26,439 units. As a result, sales of almost every Royal Enfield motorcycle fell into the red on a monthly basis.
Despite the MoM slowdown, the Royal Enfield Classic 350 remained the brand’s best-selling motorcycle in November 2025. The model sold 34,793 units, registering a strong 26.46% year-on-year (YoY) growth. The Classic 350 alone contributed 38.49% of Royal Enfield’s total sales, underlining its continued popularity. However, it also faced a 25.29% MoM decline compared to October.
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The Royal Enfield Hunter 350 followed a similar sales pattern. It recorded 20,792 units sold in November 2025, delivering an impressive 36.53% YoY growth. On a monthly basis, Hunter 350 sales dipped slightly, showing a 4.72% MoM decline, in line with the overall post-festive market trend.
Overall, while Royal Enfield sales in November 2025 were impacted by seasonal demand correction, strong YoY growth for key models like the Classic 350 and Hunter 350 reflects sustained brand strength and consistent customer demand.