India-based two and three-wheeler manufacturer Bajaj Auto has announced a significant growth in its sales performance in February 2026. As indicated by the recent figures published by the company, the total volumes of sales amounted to 4,48,437 units, which is a remarkable 27% increase over the year, as compared to the 3,54,013 units sold in the same month as last year.

This remarkable performance shows that the company has a strong position in the market and that the demand in the domestic and global markets is recovering. This expansion was based on a balanced performance of all its segments, which reflects the strength of the brand in a competitive automotive environment.

Company’s performance and strong momentum

The February performance of the company is a testimony that the company is strategically oriented towards increasing its product range and enhancing its distribution network. The growth rate of 10% is positive since it shows that the company is on a strong, continuous drive as it conducts its operations during the current fiscal year.

These figures have witnessed Bajaj Auto realise that it is able to effectively meet the various needs of both commuters and commercial operators. The increase in volumes is especially interesting because it can be considered a widespread recovery that runs across two-wheelers and commercial vehicles, both domestically and in terms of its vast export business.

In February 2026, Bajaj Auto continued to rely on the two-wheeler segment as the main ingredient to its overall success. The company has experienced a 28% growth in total two-wheeler sales as it has shifted from passing 2,94,684 units in February 2025 to 3,77,211 units in the present year. Domestic sales have also shown an incredible improvement of 38% at 2,51,332 units.

This domestically high demand indicates that there is a high consumer preference for the brand motorcycle lineup and a favorable attitude in the Indian market. The strong domestic performance was a solid base for the monthly performance of the company that counterbalanced the numerous challenges in the market.

Two-wheeler exports were also performing well internationally. The export increased by 12% annually with 1,25,879 units shipped to the international markets as compared to 1,12,284 units in the last year.

Such an increase in exports is notable because it shows that the international demand has stabilized, especially in major markets in Africa, Latin America, and Southeast Asia. The magnitude of the domestic demand and the foreign demand enabled Bajaj Auto to continue dominating the international two-wheeler market throughout the month.

Expansion and cumulative performance

The commercial vehicle segment, which consists of the popular three-wheelers of the company, also added positively to the general sales curve. The growing popularity of three-wheelers in India is an indication of the importance of these vehicles in terms of last-mile connectivity and transport in urban environments and the successful uptake of new fuel variants.

The fact that the company is able to expand its commercial vehicle business even with the different economic conditions of the world highlights the efficiency in its operations and the high utility value of its products. This segment is a major pillar of the business model of Bajaj Auto and offers a wide range of revenue streams, sustaining the livelihoods of thousands of operators.

In examining the cumulative performance during the current financial year till February, Bajaj Auto has been experiencing a positive growth curve. The year-to-date sales were 45,06,953 units, and that was 11% higher than the 40,55,549 units sold in the same period in the previous fiscal year.

The yearly sales of two-wheelers increased by 12%, and commercial vehicle sales increased by 8%. These cumulative numbers give a major picture of the February outburst, implying that the current monthly performance is an extension of an upward trend for the manufacturer.

The year-to-date numbers have been well driven by the domestic market, where the total domestic sales have increased by 19%. However, total exports of the year-to-date period have decreased slightly by 1%, despite the recent improvement in the export market of 12% in February, indicating that the market might be turning a corner.

Conclusion

The 27% increase in total sales volumes, with a spot of 38% increase in domestic two-wheeler sales demonstrate the long-term popularity of the brand and its success in its operation. Through successfully handling its domestic needs and its international export obligations, the company has been able to beat the performance of the last year by a large margin.

The balanced development between two-wheelers and commercial cars allows Bajaj Auto to be in a strong position to tap the future opportunities in the changing mobility industry.