June 2026 motorcycle registration figures are out. Sanyang’s newly redesigned 2026 Den Jack 125 and the all-new Den Jack 125 (electric version) continued to dominate sales, taking both first and second place in June. This not only boosted Sanyang’s market share in Taiwan but also drove Taiwan’s overall motorcycle market to record 67,330 registrations, a 11.7% increase compared to the same period last year!
What are the best-selling motorcycles in Taiwan in June 2026? Here is a summary and explanation:
Taiwan’s total motorcycle registrations in June 2026 reached 67,330 units. Driven by deliveries of the extensively redesigned Sanyang 2026 Dio 125 and the all-new Dio 125 (Electric version), combined with the onset of the peak summer shopping season, registrations grew 9.4% compared to the previous month and surged 11.7% year-over-year, marking double-digit growth on both fronts.
June 2026 Top 10 rankings remain unchanged, Zhonghua enters at 10th place, with SYM and Gogoro showing significant growth!
Driven by deliveries of two major redesigned commuter motorcycle models and benefits from multiple electric vehicle redesigns, SYM achieved June 2026 registrations of 30,489 units (45.3% market share), not only successfully taking the crown but also reaching a new market share high for the year, with significant growth of 16.7% month-over-month and 17.1% year-over-year. Kymco motorcycles saw declining benefits from the K1 Special Edition 150 but gained support from the new G7 180.16,969 vehicles (25.2% market share), maintaining a solid second place;Yamaha motorcyclesGogoro 、 Suzuki, Honda, PGO, Vespa, AEON, and CMC respectively claimed the 3rd place, 4th, 5th, 6th, 7th, 8th, 9th, and 10th place. Among them, the Gogoro Viva Mix (1,110 units) and EZZY 500 (1,022 units) both exceeded the 1,000-unit milestone, bringing Gogoro’s monthly sales to over 4,000 units for the first time in a while, with market share climbing back to 6%, an impressive performance.
Looking at cumulative annual registrations, the first six months of 2026 recorded 363,422 vehicles, with a 10.1% year-over-year increase, driven by the substantial growth in registrations of newly launched facelift models from March to June.
Driven by the launch of major redesigned models in the first six months, SYM, Kymco, and Yamaha maintained their top-3 positions with year-to-date market shares of 44.2%, 27.0%, and 17.1% respectively. Supported by the EZZY and Viva Mix, Gogoro secured fourth place with a year-to-date market share of 4.7%, showing significant year-over-year growth of 43.7%, and helped stabilize overall electric scooter sales as Kymco gradually stepped back from the electric scooter market. Due to the strong sales of redesigned models from the top four brands and the recovery of electric scooter sales, the market share of other brands declined more noticeably, dropping to just 6.8%, down 7.6% compared to the same period last year.
In the best-selling models category, Sanyang’s 2026 Duke 125 claimed the championship for another year. New entrants include the Sanyang CLBCU 125 Electric version and Kymco G7 180 TCS.
Sanyang dominated June 2026 with 6 models on the best-seller list. The 2026 DYRay 125 “Slim” continued its reign as June’s top seller with 7,824 units and has overtaken Kymco’s K1 to become the year-to-date champion. The recently revamped DYRay 125 (Electric/”Fat” version), launched last month, took second place with 6,441 units, with the two versions battling for the top spot. Yamaha tied with Kymco for second place in model count with two entries: the Jog 125 and the seventh-generation New Cygnus Gryphus 155. The seventh-gen New Cygnus Gryphus 155 knocked Sanyang’s JET SL 158 off the throne to claim the high-performance 158cc crown. Kymco’s lineup consists of the K1 Special Edition 150 and the newly listed G7 180 TCS white-plate sport tourer, also tying for second place with two models.
In the first-half year-to-date vehicle sales rankings, the 2026 Yamaha Diamo 125 reclaimed the top spot with 28,869 units, while the Kymco K1 Special Edition 150 took second place with 26,326 units. Sanyang’s all-new Diamo 125 electric version (25,308 units) sits in third, with eyes on the second position. Yamaha Jog 125 and the Yamaha 7th-generation Cygnus 155 rank fourth and fifth in the 2026 year-to-date sales.
New models entering the rankings in June 2026 include the newly revised Sanyang CLBCU 125 2026 electric drive version targeting female riders, and Kymco’s flagship sport tourer, the 2026 G7 180 TCS.。
SYM CLBCU 125 2026 model year electric drive version adopts the same ZRSG 3.0 competition electric drive system as the all-new Digno, featuring a curb weight of only 93kg and ultra-high fuel efficiency of 62.7 km/L. Standard features include a thoughtful side stand cutoff system and CBS brakes, with the standard version’s suggested retail price at approximately NT$84,000.
Kymco flagship sport tourer The 2026 Kymco G7 180 TCS features a 175.1 c.c. water-cooled engine paired with a Hybrid electric propulsion system, delivering 17.8 hp of maximum combined horsepower. Highlights include a dual power system, Keihin 6th-generation fuel injection, cornering ABS/TCS, 17.8 hp combined output, and an 8-inch full-color instrument cluster, offering top-tier handling and safety for 125cc-class riders at an approximate suggested retail price of NT$125,800.
Top-selling motorcycle models ranked 11th to 15th in June: 11th place – SYM DRG R-Series 158 (1,587 units), 12th place – SYM Vivo Active 125 (1,278 units), 13th place – Yamaha Jhen Hao 125 (1,200 units), 14th place – Kymco RTS R 165 (1,186 units)15th place: Kymco GP125 (1,183 units)
Looking at different motorcycle models, in May 2026, the 115/125cc/150cc category includes the Sanyang Woo 115 and the 2026 Duke 125.Kymco K1 Special Edition 150 Continues to DominateAs for electric scooters, the Gogoro Vivo Mix narrowly beat Gogoro’s own EZZY 500. The July 125cc throne is expected to be a showdown between the new Fat Di and new Thin Di, which will also affect the annual cumulative champion title—it’s going to be exciting!
Source: KOCPC Chinese