A 5% jump in September sales, reaching 5.38 lakh units, shows Bajaj Auto's engine still turns—after a 24% rise over the first half of the year, the brand proves resilient amid a tough market.
Exports drove the lift, leaping 32% YoY to 2.44 lakh units, while domestic sales dipped 9% to 2.94 lakh—a stark contrast that highlights where the brand’s focus is.
Two‑wheelers accounted for 4.51 lakh of that total—a 5% rise—thanks to the Pulsar and the Chetak EV, yet domestic two‑wheelers fell 12% as buyers shift to newer models.
Commercial vehicles grew 9% YoY to 0.87 lakh, the only segment with solid growth on both fronts, though they fell 5.5% sequentially, pointing to seasonal swings.
Policy backdrop: the government’s EV duty exemption and the push for ‘Make in India’ exports give Bajaj an edge overseas, boosting export volumes and offsetting domestic contraction.
Looking ahead, Bajaj plans to launch a revamped Chetak SUV and a high‑performance Pulsar variant, with city‑wide availability slated for late 2026—giving buyers fresh choices in the coming months.