The company recorded 5,91,876 two-wheelers and commercial vehicle sales in October, while exports increased 18% year on year.
Bajaj Auto reported total sales of 5,91,876 units in October 2026, registering a 14% year-on-year growth compared to 5,18,170 units in October 2025. The performance was supported by growth across both two-wheelers and commercial vehicles, with exports continuing to make a significant contribution to the company’s overall volumes.
The company’s domestic sales stood at 3,51,148 units, up 12% from 3,14,148 units in the corresponding month last year. Exports increased by 18% to 2,40,728 units against 2,04,022 units in October 2025.
Bajaj Auto Two-Wheeler Sales Increase 13%
Bajaj Auto recorded total two-wheeler sales of 5,01,194 units in October 2026, representing a 13% increase over 4,42,316 units sold in the same month last year.
Domestic two-wheeler sales grew 10% year on year to 2,92,885 units, compared to 2,66,470 units in October 2025. Exports registered a stronger growth of 18%, reaching 2,08,309 units against 1,75,846 units in the year-ago period.
The two-wheeler segment remained the largest contributor to the company’s monthly sales, accounting for more than five lakh units during the month.
Commercial Vehicle Sales Grow 20%
Bajaj Auto’s commercial vehicle business also reported positive growth in October 2026. Total sales in the segment increased 20% year on year to 90,682 units, compared to 75,854 units in October 2025.
Domestic commercial vehicle sales rose 22% to 58,263 units from 47,678 units in the corresponding month last year. Exports grew 15% to 32,419 units, against 28,176 units in October 2025.
The segment’s performance contributed to the overall increase in the company’s monthly sales.
Exports Drive Bajaj Auto’s Year-to-Date Growth
For the April-October 2026 period, Bajaj Auto recorded cumulative sales of 35,79,011 units, registering a 22% year-on-year increase over 29,23,527 units sold during the same period in the previous financial year.
Domestic sales during the seven-month period stood at 18,27,582 units, up 8% from 16,89,749 units. Exports recorded significantly stronger growth, increasing 42% to 17,51,429 units compared to 12,33,778 units in April-October 2025.
Two-wheeler sales during the period reached 30,07,707 units, up 22% year on year. This included domestic sales of 14,86,848 units, a 7% increase, and exports of 15,20,859 units, representing 42% growth.
Commercial vehicle sales rose 23% to 5,71,304 units during April-October 2026. Domestic volumes increased 15% to 3,40,734 units, while exports climbed 39% to 2,30,570 units.
The figures indicate that exports remained a major growth driver for Bajaj Auto during the first seven months of the financial year, with both two-wheelers and commercial vehicles recording higher overseas volumes.
