Bajaj Auto sees huge jump in vehicle exports led by entry-level bikes and three-wheelers

UPDATE - follow-up to Bajaj two-wheeler exports increase by 50 percent in FY27: Bajaj Auto shipped 11,00,827 two-wheelers between April and August of FY27, marking a 50 percent rise from 7,34,193 units in the same months last year. This five-month tally reaches 56 percent of the brand's record annual total of 19.6 lakh units set in FY26. Total shipments across two-wheelers, three-wheelers, and the Qute quadricycle hit 12,66,714 units, also up 50 percent year on year.

Motorcycle Breakdown

Out of 10,96,009 total motorcycles sent abroad, entry-level models drive the numbers. Bikes in the 100-110cc bracket reached 4,70,362 units with a 95 percent growth rate, taking a 43 percent share of total bike exports. The 110-125cc range added 3,04,191 units, growing 42 percent to hold a 28 percent share. Together, these two categories form 71 percent of total motorcycle exports. Meanwhile, the 125-150cc models including the Boxer, CT 150, and Pulsar reached 1,02,266 units, while the 150-200cc range hit 1,22,481 units.

Global Demand

Latin America, specifically Brazil and Mexico, along with African nations like Nigeria where the Boxer 125 Heavy Duty is popular, fuel this overseas demand. The remaining two-wheeler tally includes 4,818 Chetak electric scooters. Three-wheeler shipments grew 48 percent to 1,60,685 units, giving Bajaj a 62 percent share of India's total three-wheeler exports. Qute quadricycle shipments jumped 206 percent to 5,202 units, driven by Egypt, Turkey, and select African markets, reaching 78 percent of its record FY26 yearly total.