January 2026 Top 10 2W Brands – Sales, Prices & Mileage Overview

d’s 350 cc twin‑cylinder is an outlier with 45 km/l but offers a thumping ride. Price & Rivals Entry‑level models now start near ₹55,000, while premium 2‑wheele. Complete details, specifications & price comparison.

Bottom Line Up Front

In January 2026, Hero MotoCorp topped the Indian two‑wheel sales chart, followed by Honda, TVS, Bajaj, Royal Enfield and Suzuki, with a total of 1,852,870 registrations – a 20.8% YoY rise.

Design & Looks

Most brands refreshed their line‑up with sharper graphics and LED lighting. Hero’s new HF‑Deluxe got a modern headlamp, while Honda’s CB Shine introduced a sportier tail‑twin. TVS’s Apache series kept its aggressive stance, and Bajaj’s Pulsar kept the muscular fuel tank.

Performance & Mileage

Engine sizes still range from 97 cc to 220 cc. Hero’s 97 cc engine delivers about 70 km/l, Honda’s 110 cc reaches 68 km/l, TVS’s 124 cc around 65 km/l, and Bajaj’s 150 cc hits 60 km/l. Royal Enfield’s 350 cc twin‑cylinder is an outlier with 45 km/l but offers a thumping ride.

Price & Rivals

Entry‑level models now start near ₹55,000, while premium 2‑wheelers sit around ₹1.2 lakh. Hero’s entry bike is priced at ₹55,400, Honda’s at ₹58,000, TVS at ₹59,500, Bajaj at ₹61,000, Royal Enfield at ₹1.15 lakh, and Suzuki’s Gixxer at ₹1.0 lakh.

Key Specs at a Glance

BrandEngineMileagePrice (₹)Top Features
Hero97 cc70 km/l55,400
  • LED headlamp
  • Digital console
Honda110 cc68 km/l58,000
  • Smart Power combo
  • Combined brake system
TVS124 cc65 km/l59,500
  • All‑digital instrument
  • Dual‑channel ABS
Bajaj150 cc60 km/l61,000
  • Engine brake
  • Sporty fuel tank
Royal Enfield350 cc45 km/l1,15,000
  • Classic design
  • Long‑stroke engine
Suzuki155 cc62 km/l1,00,000
  • Sharp styling
  • Fuel injection

FAQ

What was the total 2‑wheel registration in India for January 2026?

About 1,852,870 units were registered, marking a 20.8% increase over January 2025.

Which brand leads the market in January 2026?

Hero MotoCorp held the top spot, followed by Honda and TVS.

Is a 100 cc bike worth buying in 2026?

Yes, if you need low running cost and city‑friendly handling. Models from Hero and Honda offer over 65 km/l and price under ₹60,000.

What do you think about the new line‑ups? Let us know in the comments below.

Source: Read Official News


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