Hero MotoCorp made a strong start to FY 2026-27 by registering domestic sales of 5,30,905 units in April. This resulted in an impressive year-on-year (YoY) growth of 84.44%, at 2,43,056 units as compared to 2,87,849 units sold in April 2025. However, month-on-month sales were down 3.52%. (MoM) in March 2026 was recorded at 5,50,259 units.
hero sales breakup april 2026
Splendor continued to dominate Hero’s portfolio and the overall motorcycle market. Sales stood at 3,09,131 units, accounting for 58.23% of Hero’s domestic sales. Splendor recorded YoY growth of 56.21%, however volumes declined by 6.95% MoM as compared to March 2026.
At number 2 was HF Deluxe with 91,977 units, registering 120.86% YoY growth and 8.10% MoM growth. The Glamor recorded sales of 26,573 units, up 437.81% YoY, while the Destiny 125 recorded one of the strongest performances in the portfolio with 25,861 units, which translates to a massive growth of 488.69% YoY.
Passion contributed 20,367 units, almost doubling its sales with a 99.93% YoY growth from a year ago, although it declined by 17.58% MoM. The Xtreme 125R continued its strong performance with 19,757 units, up 65.70% on a YoY basis, but slightly down on a monthly basis. Among scooters and EVs, Vida registered 128.93% YoY growth at 16,291 units, while Pleasure grew 215.64% at 8,920 units. The Xoom 125 also performed well with 7,201 units, up 97.67% YoY and 30.19% MoM.
MoM Performance – Mixed trends across portfolio
Hero’s total volumes declined by 19,354 units compared to March 2026. The decline was mainly driven by Splendor (-23,096 units), which alone accounted for most of the monthly volume loss. On the positive side, HF Deluxe, Glamour, Destiny 125, Zoom 125 and Zoom 160 registered healthy sequential growth. Zoom 160 recorded the highest MoM gain among mainstream products at 47.51%, rising to 1,242 units.
Meanwhile, XPulse sales declined 42.11% MoM to 2,226 units, while Xtreme 160R sales declined 22.66% to 1,345 units. Just 8 units of the Xtreme 250R were recorded during the month, down from 115 units in March. The Karizma 210 saw a marginal improvement of 5 units to 6 units, while the Maverick 440 recorded no sales for the second consecutive month.
Despite the monthly decline, Hero MotoCorp’s portfolio was strongly led by commuter motorcycles. Splendor and HF Deluxe together contributed over 4 lakh units, accounting for about 75.5% of total domestic sales, while growing scooter and EV volumes from Destiny, Zoom and Vida provided additional momentum during the month.
