Currently, India’s two-wheeler manufacturing sector has roughly ten major manufacturers. Honda, Hero, Bajaj, TVS, and other brands are among them. They have long dominated the list of the best-selling two-wheelers on the market. Total sales of the Top 10 two-wheelers for FY 2022 were less than $1 billion. From 1,05,56,499 units, the total number of sales decreased to 97,57,340 units. About 8 lakh units, or 7.57 percent less, were lost in the volume.
Best Selling Two Wheelers in India in 2022
Hero Splendor (26,65,386 units)
One of the most well-liked two-wheelers in India, particularly in semi-urban and rural areas, has to be the Hero Splendor. There are five models of the Splendor on the market. The bike’s original model, the Splendor Plus, has a 97cc engine that produces 7.8 horsepower and 8.05 nm of torque. Even today, this specific Splendor variation continues to sell the most.). Priced between Rs. 69,380 and Rs. 79,600, the Splendor line of commuter motorcycles is incredibly well-liked in rural regions and Tier 2 and Tier 3 towns.
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Honda Activa (17,08,305 units)
The Activa was introduced in 2002 and has since topped lists of the finest two-wheelers in India (measured by sales volume). Since then, there has only been one significant improvement, in 2009, when the scooter’s engine capacity was increased from 100cc to 109cc, along with its fuel efficiency, torque, and power. With the Activa, Honda completely changed the Indian scooter market. The scooter’s robust dependability, smooth engine, and hassle-free driving experience helped it acquire favor in the Indian market swiftly. In India, the Honda Activa is now in its sixth generation, and this 110cc scooter is still quite popular. There are four Activa variants to select from on the market, with the least expensive one producing 8.1 horsepower and 10.3 Nm of peak torque.
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Hero HF Deluxe (11,65,163 units)
The Hero HF Deluxe is a reliable, sturdy bike that works well for regular commuters, much like the Splendor. The 2020 model of the HF Deluxe is Hero’s first entry-level vehicle to receive a BS-VI emission rating, and it is offered in 5 variations across Indian markets. This specific model’s engine also has “XSens Technology,” which can generate a peak power of 7.9 bhp and peak torque of 8.05 Nm. The cost of the motorcycle ranges from Rs 56,070 to Rs 64,520.
Honda CB Shine (11,01,684 units)
Honda’s offering to the consumer market sector is the commuter bike CB Shine, one of the top two-wheelers in India in 2022. Although the bike’s look is minimal, its performance and efficiency make up for it. The CB Shine comes in two variations, the least expensive of which produces 10.5 horsepower and 11 Nm of torque. From the six colors that are offered for the model, you can select your favorite. Prices for the Honda Shine series range from Rs. 76,314 to Rs. 80,314.
Bajaj Pulsar (7,77,044 units)
The Bajaj Pulsar, one of the top 10 two-wheelers in India, is offered in 7 different market variations. Since its 2001 inception, the Pulsar has undergone numerous revisions, making it the most well-liked bike in the Bajaj line-up. The Bajaj Pulsar 125, the least expensive model in its line, has an engine that produces 11.8 bhp of power and 11 Nm of torque. One of the top bikes on the market for performance, it offers riders value for money. The current models in Bajaj’s Pulsar line-up are the Pulsar 125, Pulsar 150, NS125, NS160, NS200, RS200, N250, and F250, with prices ranging from Rs 88,902 to Rs 1,44,979.
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Bajaj Platina (5,75,847 units)
While a 109.7 cc engine powers the TVS Sport, the Bajaj Platina 110 has a 115.45 cc air-cooled engine powered by a 102 cc engine. It comes in two different variations of the Platina: the Platina 100, priced at Rs 61,152, and the Platina 110 at Rs 69,216, and four different colors are offered for the Bajaj Platina 110.
TVS Jupiter (5,04,567 units)
The 109.7 cc air-cooled engine in the TVS Jupiter BS-VI with ETFi technology (Eco Thrust Fuel injection) generates 8.4 Nm of torque. Users may get 15 percent higher mileage with a smoother ride thanks to innovative ETFi technology. It boasts a 6 L fuel tank, the largest wheelbase in the industry (1275 mm), and the best 1-step external fuel fill mechanism in its class. The price range for the TVS Jupiter is from Rs 69,571 to Rs 83,646.
TVS XL100 (4,73,150 units)
The XL 100 is a moped from TVS’s extensive line-up of two-wheelers that is primarily marketed for sale in India’s rural areas. The XL 100, well-known for its strength and low maintenance needs, can support loads up to 130 kg. Additionally, this commuter bike has an engine that has a maximum output of 4.3 horsepower and 6.5 Newton meters of torque. There is just one variant of this bike on the market.
Suzuki Access (4,60,596 units)
The Suzuki Access 125 is one of the most luxurious and fashionable scooters on the market, and it comes in 5 different variations for users. The most recent Access 125 model is available in 5 color schemes and has amenities, including a taller seat and a full-LED headlamp. The scooter’s single-cylinder engine can produce a maximum of 8.6 horsepower and 10 Nm of torque.
TVS Apache (3,25,598 units)
Along with being the best-selling TVS model, the Apache line of motorcycles placed tenth overall. An engine measuring 159.7 cc powers the TVS Apache RTR 160. The Apache RTR 160 engine produces 13.9 Nm of torque at 7000 rpm and 15.53 PS of power at 8400 rpm. Front and rear disc brakes are included on the TVS Apache RTR 160. The Apache RTR 160 has a kerb weight of 140 Kg. The TVS Apache RTR 160 has alloy wheels and tubeless tires. Prices for TVS Apache RTR variants range from Rs. 1,12,940 to Rs. 1,45,000.
