India’s Motorcycle Exports Surge 31.83% in H1 FY2027, Led by Boxer and Star City

India’s motorcycle exports have seen a significant surge of 31.83% in the first half of FY2027, with total exports reaching 27,64,662 units. The growth was primarily driven by substantial gains for Bajaj Boxer and TVS Star City, which together contributed nearly 46% of overseas shipments.

Boxer retained the top position with 6,68,804 units, growing 90.56% over the previous year, while Star City followed with 6,01,720 units, up 46.06%. The top four entries, including Bajaj Pulsar and CT, collectively accounted for 64.63% of motorcycle exports.

Other notable performers included Yamaha FZ, TVS Apache, and Suzuki Gixxer 155. Hero Xtreme 125R exports increased 58.57% to 49,279 units, while HF Deluxe recorded a marginal rise of 0.42% to 45,405 units.

The premium motorcycle segment saw mixed results, with Royal Enfield Classic 350 shipments declining 6.46% to 17,178 units, while Bajaj Dominar slipped 2.80% to 16,123 units. However, Yamaha MT-15 grew 21.14% to 11,597 units, and Suzuki V-Strom SX increased 60.47% to 11,318 units.