Suzuki Motorcycle India has reported total sales of 1,17,514 units in April 2026, registering a year-on-year growth of 4.04% as compared to 1,12,948 units sold in April 2025. The company has started the new financial year on a stable note, with growth coming from both domestic and export markets. However, on a month-on-month basis, total sales declined by 8.35% compared to 1,28,227 units in March 2026, reflecting a general slowdown after the end of the financial year.
Domestic growth stable, exports see high pace
Suzuki’s domestic sales stood at 98,004 units, up 2.93% compared to 95,214 units in April last year. The domestic business accounts for over 83% of the total volume, forming the backbone of Suzuki’s Indian operations.
Exports, on the other hand, grew at a faster pace, reaching 19,510 units, showing a 10.01% year-on-year growth as compared to 17,734 units sold in April 2025. Export contribution was about 16.6% of total sales. Despite YoY growth, both domestic and export volumes witnessed a decline on a monthly basis, with exports declining by 14.54% MoM, indicating some softening in the global demand or shipment cycle.
Mr. Deepak Mutreja, Vice President – Sales & Marketing, Suzuki Motorcycle India Pvt. Ltd.said, “We have started the new financial year on a steady note with growth in both domestic and export markets. This performance reflects customers’ continued confidence in our products. As we move forward, we are focused on delivering quality products, while deepening our engagement with customers and partners across all markets. We are also enhancing the customer experience through focused events and brand activations.”
After Sales and Portfolio Updates
Apart from vehicle sales, Suzuki also recorded strong growth in after-sales business, with spare parts revenue rising 14% year-on-year to Rs 915.9 million. The company also introduced new color options for models like Avenis Special Edition with an aim to increase customer choice and appeal.
Suzuki’s April 2026 performance reflects steady growth, supported by consistent domestic demand and strong export momentum. Although a gradual decline in volumes was observed, the overall trend remains positive. With a continued focus on product updates, customer engagement and brand-building activities, Suzuki is likely to maintain steady growth in the coming months, especially as demand in both domestic and international markets has stabilised.
