Hero MotoCorp reported a robust performance in April 2026, with total dispatches of 5,66,086 units, marking a sharp increase from 3,05,406 units in the same period last year.
Domestic retail momentum remained strong, with 5,52,713 registrations on VAHAN, reflecting an 8% growth.
Broad-based domestic growth across segments
The company witnessed strong traction across its internal combustion engine (ICE) portfolio, recording its highest April dispatch in the post-pandemic period, with volumes rising by 83% year-on-year.
Growth was broad-based across entry, deluxe, premium and scooter segments, underlining sustained consumer demand and reinforcing Hero MotoCorp’s leadership position in the domestic market.
Vida drives EV momentum and engagement
Vida, the company’s emerging mobility arm, continued its strong growth trajectory, more than doubling dispatches with a 129% year-on-year increase.
To accelerate EV adoption, Vida rolled out a series of consumer engagement initiatives. In collaboration with Kolkata Knight Riders, the “6 for 6” campaign pledged the installation of a 6kW fast charger for every six hit during the season.
The brand also launched the “Ride Jitna, Pay Utna” Battery-as-a-Service campaign featuring KKR players, while achieving a milestone entry into the Asia Book of Records with a 10,500 km electric two-wheeler journey on the VIDA VX2 across multiple cities.
Network expansion and brand push
Hero MotoCorp continued to expand its retail footprint, adding 70 new touchpoints, including Premia outlets, taking the total Premia network to 132 locations nationwide.
The company also strengthened its brand outreach with a new campaign for the Hero Xoom range, featuring Ishaan Khatter as brand ambassador, targeting young urban riders with a focus on performance, style and agility.
Global business gains traction
Hero MotoCorp’s global business maintained an upward trajectory, with dispatches of 33,653 units.
The company expanded its presence in South America through a new partnership with Quilmotors as its exclusive distributor in Ecuador. The collaboration aims to build a comprehensive ecosystem covering assembly, sales, after-sales service and spare parts distribution.
Steady demand for premium motorcycles and scooters continues to drive growth across key international markets.