Top 10 Bike Companies in India 2017

India is a huge market for two-wheelers owing to easy manoeuvrability, low cost and high efficiency. Over the years, the two wheeler market has grown significantly and spread across urban as well as rural areas pan India. From scooters to bikes to motorcycles to sport bikes, all have grown manifold in the Indian motorcycle market. The top motorbike companies in India include brands like Hero Moto Corp, Honda, TVS Motors & Bajaj Auto. Here is the list of the top 10 bike companies in India 2017 based on Units sold and market share.

Quick Glance

Top 10 Bike Companies in India 2017 are :

1st Place: Hero Moto Corp

2nd Place: Honda

3rd Place: Bajaj

4th Place: TVS

5th Place: Yamaha

6th Place: Royal Enfield

7th Place: Suzuki

8th Place: Mahindra Two Wheelers

9th Place: KTM

10th Place: Piaggio

For More details about rankings and parameters, read on.

10. Piaggio

Piaggio Vehicles Private Limited (India - PVPL) is a 100 percent subsidiary of Piaggio and C.s.p.a. of Italy.

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An Italian company, which since 1999 has been working in India, brought three motorcycle brands from its overall product ranges, as industry pros review, not more than six years back. For more than 10 years now, Piaggio has tirelessly made a reputation for giving revamp answers for complex transportation needs - opening up vistas of possibility and a noteworthy occupation for millions the country over.

it is understood that the Piaggio Group, in like manner Europe's greatest maker of two wheelers, makes bikes, mopeds and cruisers with engine capacity ranging from 50cc to 1400cc promoted under the Piaggio ,Gilera, Vespa, Aprilia, Moto Guzzi, Derbi and Scarabeo brands.

The pioneer of 3-wheeler items transportation in India, it is today the no.

1 in its class. The Group in like manner works in the four-wheeler light transport space under the Ape, Porter and Quargo extent of business vehicles. On November 3, 2015, the association opened its first pioneer retail store in Pune called as the Motoplex, wherein it has brought the three existing two wheeler marks in India – Vespa, Aprilia and Moto Guzzi –under one housetop. Piaggio, maker of Vespa scooters, in February 2016 forayed into India's high priced scooter showcase by revealing sport bike Aprilia SR 150 which will be pushed in August this year and is a blend of motorbikes and scooter and have a 150 cc engine.

Units Sold: 31245

Market Share: 0.15%