Royal Enfield’s total sales increased by 2% year-on-year in 2017

Royal Enfield sold 82,257 units in November this year, an increase of 2% from 80,251 units in the previous year. Among them, the domestic market supply was 72,236 vehicles, a year-on-year decrease of 4%. However, exports were 10,021 units, a 96% increase from the 5,114 units shipped in November 2023. Royal Enfield’s sales grew by 4% between April and November 2024, with total sales of 6.47 lakh units. Global shipments increased 29% to 62,646 units, while domestic sales increased slightly by 2% to 584,000 units. This success demonstrates the brand’s strong market presence globally and in India.

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Commenting on the sales, Royal Enfield CEO B Govindarajan said: “November has been an incredible month for Royal Enfield, filled with exciting launches that truly reflect our passion for pure motorcycling. enthusiasm. At EICMA 2024, we take a historic step into the world of electric vehicles with the debut of the Flying Flea, a giant step towards sustainable, forward-thinking mobility. We also launch. Two amazing motorcycles: Classic 650 and Bear 650, they continue our legacy of creating timeless, versatile machines. Not only that, at Motoverse 2024 we launched the Goan Classic 350 and Scram 440, both of which have received an overwhelming response from motorcycle enthusiasts across the country. .

Royal Enfield October 2024 sales: Quick review

Royal Enfield delivered more than 110,000 apartments in October this year, a year-on-year increase of 31%. International deliveries reached 8,688 vehicles, a significant increase of 150%. On the other hand, local sales were 102,000 vehicles, a year-on-year increase of 26%. Year to date, Royal Enfield’s domestic market sales in FY25 are 513,000 units, a slight increase of 3%. Exports were 52,624 vehicles, a year-on-year increase of 21%. Overall, the company supplied 565,000 units in fiscal 2025, up 4%.

Recently launched/debuted

At the 2024 Motoverse event, Royal Enfield launched the Goan Classic with a starting price of Rs 2.35 lakh (ex-showroom). This float-style machine comes in two variants and is based on the Classic 350. Its standout features are the tall ape-shaped handlebars and the split seat design with a floating rear seat unit. The bike comes in four colors: Trip Teal, Rave Red, Shack Black and Purple Haze. Carnival Red is a two-tone color while the other colors are single-tone.

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The company also launched the Scram 440 at the event, which has a more powerful engine than its predecessor, the Scram 411. Unlike the latter, the new bike comes in two different versions: Trail and Force. The latter features cast aluminum wheels and tubeless tires.