Royal Enfield Surges 27% in June Sales; First Flying Flea EV Delivered
On July 1, Royal Enfield released its global June sales data, showcasing a massive 27% year-on-year sales growth, delivering 114,032 motorcycles compared to roughly 89,500 units in the same month last year.
The growth was heavily driven by an insatiable domestic appetite for the brand's updated sub-350cc portfolio (such as the Classic and Hunter lines), which saw a 36% jump, offsetting a minor 12% slide in international exports.
Segment / Market | June 2026 Units | June 2025 Units | YoY Growth |
Bikes < 350cc | 104,139 | 76,680 | +36% |
Bikes > 350cc | 9,893 | 12,860 | -23% |
Domestic (India) | 102,930 | 76,957 | +34% |
Exports | 11,102 | 12,583 | -12% |
Total Sales | 114,032 | 89,540 | +27% |
Crucially, the manufacturer also announced that it has officially commenced customer deliveries of its first-ever electric motorcycle, the Flying Flea C6, starting in Bengaluru. The company plans a steady regional and global rollout of the electric platform over the coming months.
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Talk facts not falsehoods:
From Rider magazine: Before the recent tariff talk, the U.S. retail price for the Continental GT 650 was already set at $6,349, and that is the best verified 2024 U.S. benchmark for what American buyers actually paid at the sticker level.
From Royal Enfield site today: The 2026 Royal Enfield Continental GT 650 MSRP in the U.S. is $6,349 for the Rocker Red and British Racing Green base versions.
Bloomberg says: Royal Enfield shipped extra bikes to the U.S. ahead of the 25% tariff on imported vehicles and parts, which helped keep dealer prices stable for a time.
Looks to me RE is losing .
outside of India anyway. The sales figures show exports are down considerably,