Bajaj Auto Sales Up 5% to 5.38 Lakh Units in Sep 2026
Bajaj Auto reported a 5% year-on-year increase in total sales for September 2026, reaching 5.38 lakh units. Total YTD sales grew by 24% to 29.87 lakh units. Domestic sales saw a 9% dip, while exports surged by 32% in September.
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The company's overall sales and year-to-date sales have shown an increase, driven significantly by export growth.
Bajaj Auto Limited has announced its sales figures for September 2026. The company reported a total of 5,38,443 vehicles sold, marking a 5% increase compared to 5,10,504 units sold in September 2025.
Breaking down the sales, the 2-wheeler segment saw a total of 4,51,494 units sold, a 5% rise from 4,30,853 units in the previous year. Domestic 2-wheeler sales stood at 2,39,771 units, down 12% from 2,73,188 units, while exports surged by 34% to 2,11,723 units from 1,57,665 units.
The Commercial Vehicles (CV) segment also witnessed growth, with total sales reaching 86,949 units, an increase of 9% over 79,651 units in September 2025. Domestic CV sales grew by 5% to 54,685 units, and exports in this segment rose by 17% to 32,264 units.
On a year-to-date (YTD) basis for April-September 2026, Bajaj Auto's total sales reached 29,87,135 units, a significant 24% increase from 24,05,357 units in the same period last year. The 2-wheeler segment YTD sales were 25,06,513 units (up 24%), with domestic sales up 6% and exports soaring by 47%. The CV segment YTD sales were 4,80,622 units (up 24%), with domestic sales up 13% and exports up 44%.
The announcement was made by Rajiv Gandhi, Company Secretary & Compliance Officer, and the data was confirmed by Rakesh Sharma, Joint Managing Director.
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