Zanella: 64,339 units.
Keller: 74,504 units.
The motorcycle market accumulated over 748 thousand registrations in 2026, and Honda remained at the forefront of sales
Zanella: 64,339 units.
Keller: 74,504 units.
The motorcycle sales in October 2026 showed a slight decline compared to September, but maintained a strong growth compared to the same month last year. The annual total reached 748,598 units, a 39.1% increase over 2025.
Honda and its model Wave 110S retained the lead in a market dominated by 110 cubic centimeter motorcycles. Motomel and Gilera completed the top spots among brands, while Gilera Smash and Keller KN110-8 ranked behind the Wave in the model ranking.
In October, 79,497 motor vehicles were registered in Argentina. This figure represented a 2% decrease compared to September, when 81,129 units were registered, and a 25.6% increase compared to October 2025.
In the first ten months of the year, the sector accumulated 748,598 registrations. The year-on-year growth was 39.1%, with performance differing from the automotive market.
Factors explaining this evolution include price stability, moderate increases in line with inflation, and greater availability of financing tools. Unlike cars, motorcycles did not experience the slowdown associated with tax changes at the beginning of the year.
Honda led the sales in October with 17,050 units, followed by Motomel and Gilera. In the annual total, the Japanese brand also maintained a wide lead.
Honda: 148,058 units.
Motomel: 91,565 units.
Gilera: 91,055 units.
In October, Honda registered 17,050 registrations, Motomel reached 10,911, and Gilera hit 9,119. Zanella and Keller completed the top five positions of the month.
The Honda Wave 110S was the most registered model in October, with 8,313 units. In the total for 2026, it also led the ranking with over 76,000 registrations.
Honda Wave 110S: 76,522 units accumulated.
Gilera Smash: 65,246 units.
Keller KN110-8: 63,588 units.
The October list was topped by the Honda Wave 110S, with 8,313 registrations. It was followed by the Motomel B110, with 6,492, and the Gilera Smash, with 6,453 units.
Honda added the return of the Biz 110 in October, a model that returned to the Argentine market with national production. The addition expands the brand's offering in the CUB segment, aimed at low-cost urban motorcycles.