The festive season is here. So, what do the sales data and other indicators of the season suggest about consumption, which has suffered due to persistently high inflation? Let's find out
Overall sales were also 27% higher than Navratri 2020 and 16% above the pre-pandemic season in 2019; trend seen continuing till Diwali
However, Tata Motors said it is witnessing healthy demand for its products with the order book increasing to ~2.05 lakh units vs. ~2 lakh units as of Q1FY23
October likely to be good, too, amid the festival season
Robust festive demand coupled with better production due to easing of semiconductor supplies helped the domestic passenger vehicle industry post its best-ever monthly sales performance in September. The industry volumes in September stood at 3,55, 946 units, registering an year-on-year increase of 91 per cent, enabling the second quarter sales to cross the 10-lakh sales mark. Leading automakers Maruti Suzuki, Hyundai and Tata Motors were able to improve their dispatches to dealers last month on the back of improved production with the easing of chip shortage situation. The country's largest carmaker Maruti Suzuki India (MSI) said its total domestic passenger vehicle wholesales stood at 1,48,380 units last month as compared to 63,111 units in September last year. "It is the second best month for the company in 42 months," MSI Senior Executive Director (Marketing & Sales) Shashank Srivastava told reporters. The best month for the auto major was October 2020 when it had dispatched ...
When the vehicle is received for reselling by the dealer, it will be registered for sale. The dealer will then become the sole responsible person for any untoward incident like theft etc
From Hyundai Motors to Maruti Suzuki and Toyota, all major market players will be ramping up their SUV offerings, giving consumers a variety of options
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Cumulative dispatches at India's top seven passenger vehicle makers rose 30.2% year-on-year to 329,300 units from 260,450 units, shows the monthly sales data released by the companies on Thursday
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Hyundai reported sales of 50,500 units in the domestic market (up 5.1 per cent YoY), against 48,042 units a year ago
The company had sold 1,664 units in the April-June period of 2021
June sales jumped 41.2% over a year earlier to 2.2 million after controls that shut down Shanghai and other industrial centres were eased
Maruti Suzuki dispatched 128,999 units to its dealers in June as against 128,432 units in the same period last year
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Kia India on Friday reported its highest ever monthly wholesales at 24,024 units in June, registering 60 per cent jump over the year-ago period. The automaker had dispatched 15,015 units to dealers in June 2021. The company said it has crossed the one lakh sales mark in the first six months of 2022, dispatching 1,21,808 units in the domestic market. In June, Seltos and Carens remained the top contributors to Kia's overall sales with 8,388 and 7,895 units, respectively. Sonet and Carnival contributed 7,455 and 285 units. "The immense love we are getting from the people of India is the result of the strong foundation of Kia in the country, backed by extensive research and customer-centricity. "Despite the global supply chain constraints, we are still managing to achieve milestones in record time," Kia India Vice President & Head of Sales and Marketing Hardeep Singh Brar said in a statement. The company is well aware of the growing waiting period on model range and it is taking ...
Two-wheeler exports last month grew 23 per cent to 1,90,865 units as compared to 1,54,938 vehicles in the year-ago period
The company had clocked retail sales of 3,558 units in the same month last year
The central govt mopped up Rs 1.41 tr as GST collection in May, way above the FY22 average of Rs 1.23 tr. Auto sector also reported improved sales. Do these reflect a revival in Indian economy?
However, executives warn of rising inflation's impact on demand