Spain Two Wheelers Market Overview, 2030

The Spain Two-Wheeler Market encompasses all motorized two-wheeled vehicles sold and used within Spain. This includes a diverse range of vehicle types such as motorcycles, scooters, electric two-wheelers including electric motorcycles, electric scooters, and electric mopeds, and mopeds. The market caters to a broad spectrum of consumers, from young riders seeking their first vehicle and urban professionals looking for efficient daily commutes to enthusiasts who enjoy leisure rides and long-distance touring. It also includes the growing demand from commercial sectors like e-commerce and logistics for last-mile delivery services. Urbanization and Traffic Congestion Spain's rapidly urbanizing cities, particularly major metropolitan areas like Madrid and Barcelona, are experiencing increasing traffic congestion and parking difficulties. Two-wheelers, especially agile scooters and motorcycles, offer a highly efficient and time-saving solution for navigating crowded streets and finding parking, making them an attractive alternative to cars for daily commutes. Fluctuating and generally rising fuel prices in Spain make two-wheelers a more economical mode of transport compared to cars, given their superior fuel efficiency. This cost-saving aspect appeals to a wide consumer base seeking to reduce daily transportation expenses. The Spanish government is actively promoting sustainable mobility to reduce carbon emissions and improve air quality. This commitment is articulated through various initiatives, subsidies, tax breaks, and financial aid for the purchase of electric vehicles, including electric two-wheelers. As the Spanish economy continues to recover and grow, certain segments of the population are experiencing an increase in disposable income. This has led to a rising demand for not only basic commuter vehicles but also for higher-end and premium motorcycle and scooter brands, expanding the market beyond purely utilitarian purchases.

According to the research report ""Spain Two Wheeler Market Market Overview, 2030,"" published by Bonafide Research, the Spain Two Wheeler Market is anticipated to grow at more than 4.57% CAGR from 2025 to 2030. The Spanish two-wheeler market presents a dynamic competitive landscape, characterized by the strong presence of established global giants, the rapid emergence of innovative players, particularly in the electric segment, and a shifting consumer base. The Spanish market is home to a diverse array of manufacturers, ranging from traditional motorcycle powerhouses to new entrants specializing in electric mobility. Honda consistently dominates the Spanish market. Its stronghold is largely attributed to the popularity of its 125cc models like the PCX 125 and NSS 125 Forza, which are ideal for urban commuting and often top the sales charts. BMW holds a respectable position, especially in the premium and larger displacement segments. Major cities are at the forefront of electric two-wheeler adoption, driven by local government incentives, expanding charging infrastructure, and the proliferation of electric two-wheeler sharing services. The growth of electric two-wheeler fleets by delivery companies and rental firms is also highly concentrated in these urban hubs. Cities like Valencia, Seville, and Bilbao also contribute to the demand, facing similar urban mobility challenges that two-wheelers help alleviate. Larger displacement motorcycles, including adventure, touring, and cruiser segments, tend to see higher demand in regions with scenic routes and a strong culture of leisure riding, extending beyond city limits to coastal areas and mountainous regions.A significant shift in the competitive landscape is the remarkable rise of Chinese brands, particularly Zontes and Voge. Zontes has emerged as a ""rising star,"" surging into third place in the Spanish motorcycle market and exhibiting explosive growth.

The Spanish two-wheeler market is a significant player in Europe, ranking as the fifth largest after countries like Turkey, Italy, France, and Germany. It's a dynamic market driven by a blend of urban commuting needs, recreational pursuits, and a growing emphasis on sustainable mobility. The motorcycle segment is a cornerstone of the Spanish two-wheeler market, showing robust growth in recent years. The market is diverse, including cruisers, adventure bikes, touring models, standard bikes, and sports motorcycles, catering to various rider preferences. The scooter segment holds a prominent place in Spain's two-wheeler market, particularly due to their practicality and efficiency in navigating urban traffic. Scooters are highly popular for daily commuting, especially in congested city centers like Madrid and Barcelona, as they offer ease of use, fuel efficiency, and affordability. They are a preferred mode of transportation for students, urban residents, and delivery services.The Electric Two-Wheeler (E2W) market in Spain is emerging as a significant growth area, aligning with global trends towards sustainable transportation. The Spanish government actively encourages sustainable transport through various initiatives, including subsidies and reimbursements for E2W purchases. The moped segment in Spain, particularly the electric variants, plays a crucial role in urban mobility. While often grouped with smaller scooters, mopeds especially electric ones are seeing a consistent upward trend in new registrations. Forecasts suggest steady growth in moped registrations in Spain over the next few years. This indicates a demand for accessible, economical, and often license-friendly for certain electric categories modes of transport, particularly for younger riders and urban commuters. The ease of use and low running costs make them an attractive option for short-distance travel within cities.

The <150cc segment often specifically 125cc in Europe historically holds a dominant market share in Spain, particularly within the scooter category and smaller motorcycles. While this segment faces increasing competition from electric alternatives, it continues to be a robust market, driven by practical urban commuting needs. Honda's PCX 125 and NSS 125 Forza, both 125cc models, consistently rank as best-selling vehicles in Spain, underscoring the segment's strength. These include naked bikes, sport bikes, and retro-styled motorcycles in 125cc variants. Popular models in Spain include the Yamaha MT-125, Yamaha R125, KTM 125 Duke, Honda CB125R, and various offerings from brands like Aprilia, Kawasaki, and Zontes. This mid-range segment shows steady growth and is increasingly popular as riders seek a balance between urban usability and sufficient power for suburban commutes or occasional longer rides. The <150cc category consistently commands a substantial market share. Honda's PCX 125 and NSS 125 Forza, both 125cc models, are perennial best sellers, highlighting the segment's robust demand. While exact market share percentages for all sub 150cc vehicles across the entire Spanish market aren't explicitly detailed in aggregated data, their consistent appearance at the top of sales charts for new registrations underscores their volume dominance. The mid-range engine capacity segments 151-400cc and 401-800cc represent a crucial bridge for riders seeking more power and versatility than the 125cc class, without venturing into the high-performance realm. Large Displacement > 801 CC segment caters to the premium and high-performance end of the market, driven by passion, brand loyalty, and the desire for top-tier riding experiences.

The Spanish two-wheeler market is currently undergoing a dynamic technological shift, with Internal Combustion Engine vehicles holding a dominant but evolving position, while electric two-wheelers demonstrate rapid growth. However, ICE models are increasingly impacted by strict environmental regulations like Euro 5 and the upcoming Euro 5+, necessitating continuous technological advancements in fuel efficiency, emission reduction, and the integration of safety and connectivity features. Conversely, the electric two-wheeler segment is expanding at an accelerated pace, poised for future dominance, particularly in urban areas. Spain is projected to become the largest market for electric scooters and motorcycles in Europe. This surge is largely driven by supportive government policies, such as the MOVES incentive program which continues to reduce initial purchase costs, and a growing environmental consciousness among consumers. Significant strides in lithium-ion battery technology have led to increased energy density longer range, faster charging times, and extended lifespans. Emerging technologies like solid-state batteries promise even greater advancements. These standards mandate significant reductions in pollutants like carbon monoxide (CO), hydrocarbons (HC), and nitrogen oxides (NOx), often leading to more technologically advanced and sometimes pricier models. The development of charging infrastructure is a critical factor for the electric segment. While there's a growing network of public and private charging points, addressing ""range anxiety"" and ensuring widespread availability, especially outside major cities, remains an ongoing priority. This trajectory suggests that electric two-wheelers are well-positioned to eventually dominate key segments of the Spanish market, particularly within urban commuting and commercial delivery services.

Considered in this report
• Historic Year: 2019
• Base year: 2024
• Estimated year: 2025
• Forecast year: 2030

Aspects covered in this report
• Two Wheelers Market with its value and forecast along with its segments
• Various drivers and challenges
• On-going trends and developments
• Top profiled companies
• Strategic recommendation

By Type
• Motorcycle
• Scooters
• Electric Two-Wheeler
• Mopeds

By Engine Capacity
• <150 CC
• 151 -400 CC
• 401- 800CC
• > 801 CC

By Price
• ICE
• Electric Show more