Hero MotoCorp expects the demand to remain optimistic on the back of the recent product launches in the premium segment and the ongoing festive season
Earlier this year, media reports stated that Japanese auto major Toyota is looking to set up a third manufacturing plant in India
In the utility vehicle segment, Mahindra recorded the highest sales for the fourth consecutive month
Between Shraadh and Navratri this year, the total car sales were around 330,000 units, 16% higher than 283,000 last year
Both three-wheelers and passenger vehicles witnessed their record H1 numbers during the period
Positive market sentiment fuelled by favourable monsoon leads to growth in most categories, but high inventory levels raise concerns for dealers as festive season approaches, FADA data shows
Company sequentially posted a 6.3% rise in group global wholesales
Sales of models with engine capacity up to 350cc also went down by about 5% as the sales went down from 74,206 units in September 2022 to 70,345 in September 2023
Mahindra & Mahindra Ltd on Sunday reported a 17 per cent year-on-year growth in overall auto sales at 75,604 units in September 2023. Passenger vehicles sales were at 41,267 units last month as against 34,508 units in September 2022, a growth of 20 per cent, M&M said in a statement. The company further said its utility vehicles sales were at 41,267 units as against 34,262 units in the year-ago month, up 20 per cent. M&M had nil sales of cars and vans last month although it sold 246 units in the category in September 2022. "While demand for our key SUV brands continues to be strong, we are keeping a close watch on the availability of semi-conductors and select components to meet the strong festive season demand," M&M President, Automotive Division, Veejay Nakra said. M&M said its total exports declined 5 per cent last month at 2,419 units as compared to 2,538 units in September 2022.
However, there are no discounts on Mahindra's more famous cars, such as Thar, Scorpio N, and XUV700
Adopting a cautious stance for the near-term outlook, FADA said that low rainfall may impact rural auto demand during the upcoming festive season
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MG Motor India on Friday reported a 9 per cent year-on-year increase in retail sales at 4,185 units in August. The automaker had sold 3,823 units in August 2022. The carmaker is gearing up and building further on the current momentum in the festive season, MG Motor India said in a statement. The company is readying the introduction of the Black Edition of its mid-sized SUV Astor, it added.
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Month-on-month, sales down for all vehicle categories, except three-wheelers, mainly due to rains
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'Most popular' product launched in mid-size motorcycle segment, says company
China's auto sales rose 8.8 per cent over a year earlier in the first half of 2023 as electric vehicle purchases surged, but growth is fading as an economic rebound following the end of anti-virus controls cools, an industry group reported Tuesday. Sales of SUVs, sedans and minivans rose to 11.3 million, decelerating from 2022's 9.5 per cent growth, according to the China Association of Automobile Manufacturers. Total vehicle sales including trucks and buses rose 9.8 per cent to 13.2 million. CAAC earlier forecast this year's annual sales growth might fall to as low as 3 per cent. Global automakers look to China to propel sales growth as US and European demand flattens and are pouring billions of dollars into developing electrics to meet government sales quotas. They face growing competition from Chinese brands that are developing rapidly, taking market share and starting to compete with global majors in their home markets by exporting to Europe and Japan. China's economic growth
'New model introductions, festive promotions, seasonal factors couldn't markedly boost sales'