Top 5 Best-Selling Royal Enfield Bikes In May 2025
The Bullet 350 has overtaken the Hunter 350 this month
Royal Enfield sold a total of 89,429 motorcycles in the month of May, 2025. This is a 17.9% jump when compared to the 75,820 units the brand sold in April, 2025. With such impressive sales figures, Royal Enfield remains the highest-selling premium motorcycle manufacturer in India.
Royal Enfield Classic 350
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May 2025 |
April 2025 |
Month on Month Percentage Difference |
May 2024 Sales |
Year on Year Percentage Difference |
|
28,628 |
26,801 |
6.4% increase |
23,779 |
16.9% increase |
The Classic 350 has been the highest selling model for Royal Enfield for a very long time now, and it has recorded slightly better sales figures for the month of May. With this, it continues to remain the best selling Royal Enfield bike in India. Classic 350’s sales figures include the sales of the Goan Classic 350 as well, which was launched last year.
The Royal Enfield Classic 350’s heritage design, refined engine and easy-going mannerism make it a favourite among those who want a beautiful, fuss-free retro bike. Also, the fact that Royal Enfield offers the Classic in a variety of stunning colours at different price points makes it even more convenient for riders with different budgets and visual tastes.
Royal Enfield Bullet 350
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May 2025 |
April 2025 |
Month on Month Percentage Difference |
May 2024 Sales |
Year on Year Percentage Difference |
|
17,279 |
16,489 |
4.6% increase |
9,332 |
46% increase |
The Bullet 350 is the most iconic motorcycle from Royal Enfield, and for the month of May 2025, it has surpassed the Hunter 350 in terms of monthly sales figures. Interestingly, it also witnessed almost a 2x year-on-year growth clearly showing that Indians still appreciate the timeless design of this retro motorcycle. Also, note that this month the price of the Royal Enfield Bullet 350 was increased, and the brand also got rid of a couple of colours. We’ll have to wait for a month to see how this impacts the sales for June.
Royal Enfield Hunter 350
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May 2025 |
April 2025 |
Month on Month Percentage Difference |
May 2024 Sales |
Year on Year Percentage Difference |
|
15,972 |
18,109 |
11.8% decrease |
15,084 |
5.6% increase |
The Hunter 350 recorded lower sales figures when compared to the previous month, despite it getting a significant update back in April 2025. While the base variant is pretty affordable, the top-end colour variants are a bit expensive for what they offer, especially considering the Rs 1,81,750 (ex-showroom Chennai) price tag.
Royal Enfield Meteor 350
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May 2025 |
April 2025 |
Month on Month Percentage Difference |
May 2024 Sales |
Year on Year Percentage Difference |
|
7,697 |
7,644 |
0.7% increase |
8,189 |
6.4% decrease |
The Meteor 350 remains at the same spot in this list, but with slightly higher sales figures this month. If high time the brand updates the bike with a few new colour schemes if it were to keep the cruiser relevant. The Meteor 350 is also the most affordable cruiser from the brand, and is the third cheapest cruiser in India, after the Bajaj Avenger 160 Street, and the Bajaj Avenger 220 Cruise.
Royal Enfield 650s
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May 2025 |
April 2025 |
Month on Month Percentage Difference |
May 2024 Sales |
Year on Year Percentage Difference |
|
2,675 |
3,127 |
14.5% decrease |
2,885 |
7.3% |
The 650 trio includes the Interceptor 650, Continental GT 650 and the Bear 650. The sales figures have gone down slightly for the month of May, 2025. But currently, these three bikes are still the most affordable choices in the 650cc segment by a long shot. Like we said for the Meteor, the Interceptor 650 and the Continental GT650 also deserve a new set of colour schemes as it has been some time since they received an update.
All said and done, it’s still impressive that the 650cc trio sees a bigger demand than the more affordable (but with comparable performance) 450cc bikes, the Royal Enfield Himalayan 450 and the Guerrilla 450. For perspective, the two 450cc bikes tallied only 2,524 units in total for the month of May 2025.
User Reviews
- Royal Enfield Interceptor 650Interceptor 650 has been an amazing bike to own. The 650cc parallel twin engine is smooth, powerful and fun to ride specially on highways. The exhaust note is addictive and the bike feel very stable on high speed, overall a great combination of performance, classic looks and riding experience. I have thoroughly enjoyed owning and riding it.Read More
- "My Classic - Safe ClassicThis is office to home riding bike hardly it taken for long drive, and it never done major accidents after 4th reguler service vehicle is moving like a fluffy queen pillow, and having special lovable number plate and i never fell down or succumbed to any major accident i feel very safe even when i ride this on pothole roads.Read More
- Brilliant City + Highway Bike. Fully Satisfied!*Brilliant city and highway bike. Fully satisfied. I have driven my Hunter 350 for almost 17,000 kms and everything is fantastic. The ride comfort is superb both on streets and highways. It handles traffic easily and is equally stable on long rides. The ride quality is brilliant with less vibrations and smooth engine. Looks are amazing - it has that perfect retro + modern street bike presence. Everywhere I go, people ask about it. Mileage, maintenance and overall reliability has been great. Fully satisfied with my purchase. Hunter 350 is the best bike in this segment.Read More
- experience of royal EnfieldI choose it because it offer's a perfect combination of style and comfort, performance, and reliability and the 349cc engine delivers smooth power and excellent riding, comforting it, suitable for city communting and long distance travel and it has modern features. I choose this motor cycle for comforts.Read More
- Beast named bearIm a tall person and i needed a tall bike and the looks of this golden shadow is just beautiful. I would have chosen interceptor 650 but this just was it when i first sat on it in the showroom. Cant get over of it. Posture has to be perfectly aligned will hurt if you don't sit right and the pull is amazing, even on the 5th gear you can feel the bike wanting to run ahead loved the overall experience, needs a seat change and tires can be better, my personal opinion If you are tall and need a 650cc from royal enfield id definitely suggest this bike way too good but, there is always a but be careful with the suspension, heavier the person better the suspension, the pull is great (torque) better than a gt most people would disagree but whatever.Read More
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