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Hero MotoCorp Reports 12% YoY Growth In September Dispatches, Total Sales At 7.66 Lakh Units

Mumbai: Hero MotoCorp reported total dispatches of 7,66,348 units in September 2026, marking a 12 per cent year-on-year (YoY) increase compared to 6,87,220 units dispatched in the same period last year. The company announced this on October 1, 2026, citing strong consumer demand ahead of the festive season . Domestic ICE Business Growth Hero MotoCorp's domestic internal combustion engine (ICE)…

Hero MotoCorp Reports 12% YoY Growth In September Dispatches, Total Sales At 7.66 Lakh Units

Mumbai, October 1, 2026 - Hero MotoCorp announced a 12% year-on-year increase in total dispatches to 7,66,348 units for September 2026, compared to 6,87,220 units in the same period last year. The company attributed this growth to strong consumer demand ahead of the festive season.

Hero's domestic internal combustion engine (ICE) business saw a significant contribution, dispatching 7,10,436 units in September 2026, up from 6,32,253 units a year prior. The surge in ICE scooter sales, which grew by 60% YoY, played a major role in this increase. Domestic retail sales for ICE vehicles, as measured by VAHAN, also rose by 29%.

In the emerging mobility sector, VIDA, Hero MotoCorp's electric mobility unit, continued its growth trajectory with 28,798 units dispatched in September 2026, marking an 83% increase. The global business also performed well with 27,330 units dispatched, marking a 5% sequential growth from the previous month. Additionally, Hero MotoCorp achieved a milestone with one million customers in Latin America.

In terms of specific models, motorcycle dispatches in September 2026 were 6,65,994 units while scooter dispatches totaled 1,00,354 units. Domestic dispatches reached 7,39,018 units, and exports amounted to 27,330 units.

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