Pulsar, Dominar bikes push Bajaj Auto sales up 9 per cent in September 2025
- Bajaj Auto posts year-on-year growth in overall sales for September 2025, driven by strong exports and steady domestic demand amid GST changes.
Bajaj Auto registers 9 per cent year-on-year (YoY) growth in overall sales for September 2025 amid the recent changes to the Goods and Services Tax (GST) structure, which stimulated demand in the two-wheeler market. The Indian manufacturer sold a total of 5,10,504 units last month, up from 4,69,531 in the same period last year, according to the data released today. Total domestic sales, including both commercial vehicles and two-wheelers, increased by 4 per cent YoY to 3,25,252 units from September 2024’s 3,11,887 units.
The uptick in sales was primarily driven by a strong export demand, marking an 18 per cent YoY increase in total exports from September 2024. This includes a total of 1,57,665 units of private two-wheelers exported, up from 1,41,156 in the same period last year. Commercial vehicle exports surged by 67 per cent YoY to a total of 27,587 units sold.
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Domestic demand for Bajaj’s two-wheelers remained steady with a 5 per cent increase from September 2024, totalling 2,73,188 units sold last month. In contrast, commercial vehicles saw a marginal 1 per cent decrease in the domestic market, registering a total of 52,064 units sold in September 2025, down from 52,554 in the same period last year.
Bajaj Auto sales over the past 5 months
| Category | June 2025 | July 2025 | August 2025 | September 2025 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Total Sales | 360,806 (+1%) | 366,000 (+3%) | 417,616 (+5%) | 510,504 (+9%) |
| Total Domestic | 188,460 (-13%) | 183,143 (-13%) | 232,398 (-) | 325,252 (+4%) |
| Total Exports | 172,346 (+21%) | 182,857 (+28%) | 185,218 (-) | 185,252 (+18%) |
| Total Two-Wheelers | 188,460 | 196,247 | 341,887 (+2%) | 430,853 (+5%) |
| Total Commercial Vehicles | 172,346 | 69,610 | 75,729 (+21%) | 79,651 (-1%) |
Bajaj Auto sales: April-September YTD numbers
For the April to September period, Bajaj Auto’s cumulative sales grew marginally by 4 per cent, with total volumes reaching 24,05,357 units. While domestic sales during this period fell by 6 per cent, exports rose 20 per cent from the same period last year, hitting 10,29,756 units. The manufacturer has been relying on its steady performance in the overseas markets to offset a decline in domestic demand.
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