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Rajiv Bajaj-led Bajaj Auto, which is crusading against any delay in the nationwide implementation of BS-IV emission norms, has an inventory of about 80,000
BS-III-compliant vehicles, valued at Rs 500 crore. The company, like most of its peers, also manufactured a few thousand BS-III motorcycles in February.
The country's most profitable two-wheeler maker, headquartered in Pune, told the Supreme Court on Friday that Bajaj and its dealers had an inventory of more than 79,000 BS-III motorcycles and almost 1,700 units of BS-III three-wheelers as of March 20. Bajaj also produced about 5,100 units of BS-III Pulsars (motorcycles) in
BS-III-compliant vehicles, valued at Rs 500 crore. The company, like most of its peers, also manufactured a few thousand BS-III motorcycles in February.
The country's most profitable two-wheeler maker, headquartered in Pune, told the Supreme Court on Friday that Bajaj and its dealers had an inventory of more than 79,000 BS-III motorcycles and almost 1,700 units of BS-III three-wheelers as of March 20. Bajaj also produced about 5,100 units of BS-III Pulsars (motorcycles) in
