Honda’s January Numbers Reveal 29% Rise in Two-Wheeler Sales

Honda Motorcycle & Scooter India sold 5.74 lakh units in Jan 2026, up 29% YoY. Domestic sales were 5.19 lakh, exports 54,832. FY26 YTD sales stand at 52.53 lakh units.

The sales performance of Honda Motorcycle and Scooter India (HMSI) has been very good in January 2026 with a total sale of 5, 74, 411 units. It is a robust 29 percent year over year growth over January 2025 indicating a continued demand to Honda two-wheeler portfolio in the local and global markets.

Indian domestic market recorded a sale of 5,19,579 units out of the total January sales and this indicates that the retail demand across the scooters and motorcycles was strong. The exports have also played their part as 54,832 units were exported to foreign markets. The joint increase in the domestic and export volumes suggests the expansion of HMSI on the market and the enhancement of distribution in the various areas.

The YTD performance of the company in FY26 which will be covered between April 2025 and January 2026 also demonstrates good momentum. In this time, HMSI had registered cumulative sales of 52,53,205 units. The domestic sales had a significant proportion, and the company sold 47,23,979 units in India, which demonstrates that the brand has a high presence in a highly competitive market of two-wheeler.

The same YTD exports amounted to 5,29,226 units, which indicate a stable demand of Honda two-wheelers also in the foreign market. This equal development both in the domestic and export sectors demonstrates the diversified business approach of HMSI and its capability to meet various needs of the market.

On the whole, the January 2026 results and FY26 YTD values indicate the further growth trend of HMSI. The robust performance is probably anchored in either a mixture of the new product launches, a more efficient supply chain, and steady consumer demand of the fuel efficient and reliable two-wheelers. It is with this momentum that HMSI seems to be well-placed to continue with its growth in the next few months and continue to lead in the Indian two-wheeler industry.