Suzuki Motorcycle India Sales Up 37% in Feb 2026, Crosses 1.23 Lakh Units

Suzuki India posts 37% sales growth in Feb 2026, selling over 1.23 lakh two wheelers.

Suzuki Motorcycle India has shared its February 2026 sales numbers and the growth is strong this time. The company sold 1,23,299 two wheelers in one month which is 37 percent higher than February last year when it sold 89,966 units, and this big jump shows that demand is steady as the financial year is about to close.

If we look closely most of the strength came from the Indian market where Suzuki sold 1,01,071 units which is 38 percent higher than the same month last year, while exports added 22,228 units which is also a healthy 33 percent yearly growth showing that Suzuki bikes and scooters are doing well outside India too.

The month to month story looks slightly different because domestic sales were almost the same as January with less than one percent growth, while exports fell by around 12 percent compared to January which pulled total monthly sales down by nearly 2 percent, but in the auto industry such small monthly ups and downs are normal where yearly growth gives a clearer picture of real progress.

FY26 Numbers Show Steady Demand

From April till now in FY26 Suzuki has sold 13,11,252 units which is close to 16 percent higher than the same period last year, and out of this domestic sales stand at 10,70,939 units with almost 14 percent growth, while exports have grown faster at nearly 25 percent reaching 2,40,313 units which shows balanced performance in both home and global markets.

This kind of steady year to date growth usually means the brand is not depending on one single product or one single region, instead it shows that the overall lineup is working in cities as well as smaller towns where practical bikes and scooters are in demand.

Access Update and Network Growth

In February Suzuki updated its scooter range by adding single channel ABS to the Access which is important because safety is becoming a bigger factor for buyers in the 125cc scooter segment where families and daily commuters look for better braking confidence.

The company also opened a new dealership in Dehradun and started its first showroom in Gangtok Sikkim which means Suzuki now has presence in all Indian states, and wider network reach matters a lot because buyers often check service availability before choosing a brand.

Spare parts sales also grew well and reached Rs 893.6 million in February which is 18 percent higher than last year, and strong spare parts business usually means more vehicles are running on the road where service demand stays active.

Rider Events and Community Focus

Suzuki did not focus only on sales numbers during the month because it also organised and joined several rider events where the Hyderabad Suzuki Matsuri alone attracted more than 3,700 riders and customers showing strong community interest.

The company also took part in Anime India 2026 in Kolkata and launched a nationwide Suzuki Motofest campaign, while Gixxer Pit Stop events were held in cities like Kolkata Hyderabad Kozhikode and Nagpur along with a V Strom Experience Day in Vadodara and mileage contests for the Access in parts of Odisha and Punjab which keeps the brand connected with real riders on ground. Such events matter today because buyers do not look only at engine specs or price where they also look for brand experience and rider community support.

What the Company Said

Deepak Mutreja who is Vice President Sales and Marketing at Suzuki Motorcycle India said that the February results show continued trust from customers and dealer partners, and he added that the company will keep focusing on better engagement and products that add value to everyday riding needs.

 Gaadijournal Verdict 

With 37 percent yearly growth in February and steady performance across FY26 Suzuki seems to be closing the financial year on a stable note, and even though month to month numbers moved slightly the overall direction remains positive.

For buyers this signals that the brand has stable demand and expanding service reach, while for the company it shows that practical product updates strong dealer network and rider engagement activities are helping it stay competitive in India’s fast moving two wheeler market.