Bajaj Auto Sales Surge 20% in May 2026; Total Vehicles Sold 4.61 Lakh Units
Bajaj Auto reported a 20% year-on-year increase in total sales for May 2026, selling 4,61,257 vehicles. Domestic sales grew 10% and exports surged 34%. The two-wheeler segment sales increased by 18% and commercial vehicles by 30%. Year-to-date total sales are up 30%.
Monthly sales figures provide a good indication of the company's short-term performance and market reception, impacting investor sentiment and potentially short-term stock movement.
The company reported a significant increase in overall sales, driven by strong performance in both domestic and export markets across its two-wheeler and commercial vehicle segments.
Bajaj Auto Limited announced its sales figures for May 2026, reporting a significant 20% increase in total sales compared to May 2025. The company sold a total of 4,61,257 vehicles in May 2026, up from 3,84,621 units in the same period last year.
This growth was driven by strong performance in both two-wheeler and commercial vehicle segments. Total domestic sales increased by 10% to 2,48,031 units, while export sales saw a substantial rise of 34% to 2,13,226 units.
The two-wheeler segment reported an 18% jump in total sales, reaching 3,93,204 units. Domestic two-wheeler sales grew by 9% to 2,09,528 units, and exports surged by 30% to 1,83,676 units.
Similarly, the commercial vehicle segment posted a 30% increase in total sales, with 68,053 units sold. Domestic commercial vehicle sales grew by 12% to 38,503 units, and exports more than doubled, rising by 65% to 29,550 units.
Year-to-date (April-May 2026) figures also show robust growth. Total sales for the first two months of FY27 increased by 30% to 9,75,049 units compared to 7,50,431 units in the same period last year. Domestic sales rose by 11%, while exports saw a remarkable 57% increase.
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