Bajaj Auto reported a solid June 2026 performance, with total sales reaching 4,63,202 units, marking a 28 percent increase over 3,60,806 units sold in the same month last year. The growth was driven by healthy demand in both domestic and export markets, with overseas shipments posting the sharpest rise and helping lift overall volumes.
Domestic sales, including commercial vehicles, stood at 2,09,837 units in June 2026, up 11 percent from 1,88,460 units in June 2025. Exports rose much faster, climbing 47 percent to 2,53,365 units from 1,72,346 units a year earlier. The numbers show that Bajaj Auto is benefiting from a balanced sales mix, with global markets continuing to play a major role in its growth story.
Two wheelers remained the biggest contributor to monthly volumes. Total two wheeler sales, including exports, increased 30 percent to 3,89,395 units in June 2026 from 2,98,484 units a year ago. Domestic two wheeler sales rose 12 percent to 1,66,956 units, while exports surged 49 percent to 2,22,439 units. This strong export performance suggests steady demand for Bajaj’s motorcycles and scooters across international markets, where the company has built a long standing presence.
Commercial vehicles also delivered a healthy showing. Domestic commercial vehicle sales climbed 10 percent to 42,881 units in June 2026, while export sales rose 33 percent to 30,926 units. Total commercial vehicle sales came in at 73,807 units, up 18 percent year on year. The segment continues to benefit from demand in both Indian and overseas markets, particularly in price sensitive regions where Bajaj’s products are well positioned.
The first quarter of FY27 also reflected strong momentum. Combined total sales for April to June 2026 reached 14,38,251 units, up 29 percent from 11,11,237 units in the same period last year. Two wheeler sales in the quarter rose 29 percent to 12,22,552 units, while commercial vehicle sales grew 33 percent to 2,15,699 units. Domestic sales for the quarter increased 11 percent to 7,06,078 units, and exports jumped 54 percent to 7,32,173 units.
The quarterly export growth stands out as a major strength. Bajaj Auto has steadily expanded its international footprint, and the latest figures underline the company’s competitiveness in overseas markets. Export volumes now account for a significant share of total sales, helping offset market fluctuations in India and supporting overall business stability.
Several factors appear to be supporting the company’s performance. In the domestic market, consumer demand remains healthy, aided by improving mobility needs, a broad product range and continuing interest in commuter motorcycles. In exports, Bajaj Auto appears to be benefiting from its reputation for value, durability and a wide dealer and distribution footprint in key international geographies.
The company’s June numbers also suggest effective execution across both manufacturing and supply chain operations. Sustaining this kind of volume growth requires steady production planning, timely component supply and strong dealer channel coordination. Bajaj Auto’s ability to scale exports while maintaining domestic momentum points to operational discipline and a strong product mix.
Looking ahead, Bajaj Auto’s performance in the first quarter places it on firm footing for the rest of FY27. Continued export demand, stable domestic market conditions and consistent product positioning could help the company maintain its growth trajectory. At the same time, the company will need to keep an eye on input costs, demand shifts and competitive pressures in both two wheeler and commercial vehicle segments.
Overall, June 2026 was a strong month for Bajaj Auto, marked by broad based growth across segments and markets. The combination of rising domestic sales, powerful export momentum and a healthy quarterly showing reflects a company that is leveraging both scale and global reach to deliver steady expansion.
