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India's Bajaj Auto has released its model-by-model sales breakdown for May 2026. Alongside its mainstay Pulsar, the figures cover the electric Chetak, Platina, CT, Avenger, Dominar, and the CNG-powered Freedom, showing trends across its broad lineup.
From a market perspective, this sales breakdown is a microcosm of Indian two-wheelers. The gasoline Pulsar, electric Chetak, and CNG Freedom listed side by side on the same chart — a market where multiple power sources coexist is rare even worldwide. What the numbers show is the reality that India is capturing enormous demand through diverse options. Proof that the world's center is moving.
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Oh, so the Freedom is a CNG bike? First time hearing that.
India has a lot of CNG stations, so it apparently resonates with people trying to keep fuel costs down.
The Dominar's progress is a series I personally keep an eye on.
Honestly, an article that's just a list of monthly sales numbers makes for a weak read.
Having the electric Chetak and the CNG Freedom side by side really shows Bajaj's multi-pathway strategy.
The Pulsar's still the mainstay for sure, but I'm curious how much the Chetak's share is growing.
Without comparing it to Hero's or TVS's numbers for the same month, you can't really tell how strong these figures are.
