Suzuki has always been one of those motorcycle brands that feels both familiar and dependable. Whether you first learned to ride on a pint-sized dirt bike, commuted on a small-displacement scooter, or lusted after a GSX-R superbike in the showroom window, chances are Suzuki played some part in your motorcycling story.
It’s a company with deep roots in nearly every segment of the market, from daily transportation to full-blown performance machines, and that reach has made it a fixture in the global riding community.
That’s why Suzuki Motorcycle India’s latest sales results are more than just regional figures. In August, the company sold 113,936 units—up 9% from the 104,800 sold during the same month last year. Domestic sales made up the bulk of that figure, with 91,629 units sold in India compared to 87,480 a year ago. But what really stands out is the export story. Suzuki shipped 22,307 motorcycles and scooters abroad, a 29% increase over the 17,320 units exported in August 2024.
