Royal Enfield has launched the Goan Classic 350, a bobber-inspired motorcycle that is inspired by the ‘70s and ‘80s iconic Goan moto-culture.

Powered by Royal Enfield’s popular 349 cc air-oil cooled, single-cylinder engine, the Goan Classic produces 20.2 bhp at 6,100 rpm and 27 Nm of torque at 4,000 rpm. Staying true to the bobber style, the Goan Classic 350 features chopped fenders, mid-ape handlebars, floating rider seat and whitewall tyres on tubeless spoke wheels. The Goan Classic 350 also features bolt-on arrangement pillion seat to switch between single and dual seat configurations and comes with a range of bobber-inspired Genuine Motorcycle Accessories (GMAs) including a custom rider seat, handlebar grips, bar-end mirrors, touring screen, touring handlebar, deluxe foot pegs and foot control rubbers.

The Goan Classic 350 is built on a twin downtube spine frame and comes with telescopic front suspension with 41 mm forks and twin rear shock absorbers, along with dual-channel ABS with 300 mm front and 270 mm rear disc brakes. The dashboard features a gear position indicator and Tripper navigation pod, while a USB Type-C charging port ensures connectivity. The Goan Classic is available in three single-toned colour options (Shack Black, Purple Haze and Trip Teal) and one double-toned option (Rave Red). The single-toned colour variants are priced at INR 235,000 (ex-showroom Chennai), while the double-toned option is priced at INR 238,000 (ex-showroom Chennai).

Siddhartha Lal, Managing Director – Eicher Motors Ltd, said, “The Goan Classic is a heartfelt tribute to the spirit of freedom and individuality that Royal Enfield has championed for decades. To me, this motorcycle is an embodiment of the cool, laid-back Goan moto-culture, and Royal Enfield’s passion to build motorcycles that are more than just machines, and are a means to self-discovery and expression. This motorcycle feels right at home, not just on the streets of Goa but brings the relaxed and easy Goan vibe to free-spirited and freewheeling riders everywhere.” 

B Govindarajan, CEO, Royal Enfield, said, “Rooted in custom bobber culture, the Goan Classic is a beautiful fusion of classic design and modern engineering. From the low-slung silhouette and the single floating rider seat, the contours and ergonomics, and the dazzling kaleidoscope of colourways, the Goan Classic has a very bohemian and free-spirited vibe combined with relaxed and comfortable riding manners. This is a motorcycle for those who ride not just to get from place to place, but to live and experience every moment with authenticity."

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Suzuki Motorcycle India (SMIPL), the two-wheeler subsidiary of Suzuki Motor Corporation, recorded overall monthly sales of 142,985 units in July 2026, marking a 26 percent YoY growth, as compared to 113,600 units last year.

In the domestic market, the company sold 123,216 units, up 28 percent YoY, as compared to 96,029 units last year. Exports came at 19,769 units, marking a 13 percent increase over 17,571 units sold a year ago.

Deepak Mutreja, Vice-President – Sales & Marketing, Suzuki Motorcycle India, said, “July 2026 has been a landmark month for Suzuki Motorcycle India, with our sales touching an all-time high of 142,000 units. Every vehicle sold represents a customer placing their trust in our brand. We deeply value that trust and remain committed to enhancing every stage of their ownership journey, from purchase to after-sales service. We thank our customers, dealer partners and suppliers for their continued support and confidence in Suzuki.”

In addition to vehicle dispatches, spare parts revenue reached INR 10.29 billion in July, representing a 23 percent YoY growth. Last month, the company conducted customer activation programs, including the GIXXER Pit Stop event across Prayagraj, Mumbai, Kolkata, and Bengaluru for test rides, and an Access Mileage Contest in Hisar focused on fuel efficiency evaluations.

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Hero MotoCorp, one of the leading manufacturers of scooters and motorcycles, has reported its wholesale sales for July 2026.

The company sold a total of 533,416 units last month, representing a 19 percent YoY, as compared to 449,755 units last year.

In the domestic market, the company sold 478,689 units, a 19 percent YoY growth, compared to 401,171 units last July. Sales were driven across motorcycle models including the Splendor, Passion, Glamour X and Super Splendor XTEC 2.0. Scooter segment volumes were led by the Destini and Xoom product lines, supported by a marketing campaign for the Destini model.

The emerging mobility division, VIDA, dispatched 22,714 electric vehicle units in July 2026. The brand introduced its products to Nepal, marking its entry into that market, alongside revealing a revised brand identity, VOOM, and introducing a 4.4 kWh battery variant.

Export volumes came at 32,013 units, supported by entry into Ecuador and Germany market. The establishment of commercial operations in Germany marks the company's 53rd international market.

In manufacturing operations, Hero MotoCorp initiated construction of its second Global Parts Center in Tirupati, Andhra Pradesh. The facility will manage domestic and export spare parts supply operations. The company is also expanding production capacity at its Tirupati manufacturing plant, which handles assembly for its electric vehicle portfolio, alongside maintain investments in Ather Energy and related battery infrastructure.

By product category, motorcycle dispatches totalled 468,565 units in July 2026 compared to 400,615 units in July 2025. Scooter dispatches reached 64,851 units against 49,140 units in the prior-year period.

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Royal Enfield, one of the leading mid-sized motorcycle manufacturers, has reported its wholesales for July 2026.

The company sold a total of 118,232 units last month, marking a 34 percent YoY increase, compared to 88,045 units sold last year.

Domestic sales accounted for 105,317 units, representing a 38 percent increase from 76,254 units in July 2025. Export volumes reached 12,915 units, up 10 percent from 11,791 units a year ago.

B Govindarajan, Managing Director, Eicher Motors and Chief Executive Officer, Royal Enfield, said, “July was another strong month for us, marked by steady performance in our core motorcycle portfolio and an extremely encouraging response to our first electric motorcycle, the Flying Flea C6. To meet the rising interest and ensure seamless support for FF.C6, we are adding new Flying Flea retail sales and service outlets in Bengaluru. Expanding our community initiatives, we concluded the 22nd edition of the Himalayan Odyssey and hosted the global drop of the Limited-Edition Shotgun 650 x Rough Crafts, which sold out in just three minutes in India. To power the next phase of our growth, we are proceeding with Phase I of our new greenfield facility in Andhra Pradesh, a strategic investment designed to build capacity for the long-term. As we head into the festive months ahead, we are well on track to maintain our momentum.”

The company is progressing with construction of Phase I at its manufacturing facility in Andhra Pradesh to expand long-term production capacity ahead of the upcoming festive period.

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Honda Motorcycle & Scooter India (HMSI), one of the leading manufacturers of two-wheelers in the country, has announced its wholesale figures for July 2026.

The company sold a total of 542,934 units last month, which was 5 percent higher YoY, as compared to 515,378 units last year.

In the domestic market, the company sold 476,436 two-wheelers, a flat growth of 2 percent YoY, as compared to 466,331 units sold last year.

On the export front, sales grew 35 percent YoY at 66,498 units.

Interestingly, the Japanese automaker is gearing up for one of its biggest-ever product offensives with a slew of launches across segments. It was just recently that the company showcased 10 new products that it aims to introduce in the Indian market.

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