- Bajaj Auto's July 2026 volumes rose 30%, reaching a total of 4.7 lakh units, with exports surpassing domestic sales for the month.
- Exports increased by 39% year-on-year, significantly outpacing the 20% growth in domestic sales.
- Two-wheeler sales accounted for over three-quarters of Bajaj Auto's total volumes, with a 31% increase to 3.9 lakh units.
- Ashok Leyland and TVS Motor also reported double-digit growth in July vehicle sales, indicating a strong demand across the automotive sector.
- TVS Motor reported a 38% sales growth in July, highlighting the overall positive trend in the automotive market.
Bajaj Auto's July 2026 sales rose 30%, totaling 4.7 lakh units, with exports surpassing domestic sales for the first time. Exports increased 39% to 2.5 lakh units, while domestic sales grew 20% to 2.2 lakh units.
The two-wheeler segment was a major contributor, with sales rising 31% to 3.9 lakh units. In contrast, commercial vehicle sales saw a 23% increase, totaling 85,958 units. Notably, the export growth rate was nearly double that of domestic sales, indicating a shift in Bajaj Auto's market strategy.
Between April and July 2026, Bajaj Auto sold 19,12,928 units, marking a 29% increase from the previous year. Exports during this period reached 9,86,658 units, significantly outpacing domestic sales growth of 13%.
The company's performance reflects a broader trend in the automotive industry, where demand for exports is rising due to competitive pricing and expanding international markets. As Bajaj Auto continues to focus on enhancing its export capabilities, the company is well-positioned to capitalize on global demand.
Overall, Bajaj Auto's July performance underscores a pivotal moment in its operational strategy, with exports now playing a crucial role in its growth trajectory.
“Exports rose 39% to 254,485 units, nearly double the 20% domestic growth, with two-wheelers accounting for 388,719 of the month's total 474,677 units. April-July volumes reached 1,912,928 units, up 29%, with exports growing 50% versus 13% domestic growth.”
