More stories

  • in

    Ather Rizta Vs Rivals – S1 Pro, 450X, iQube, Chetak, V1 Pro, Simple One

    Ather Rizta Vs RivalsThe new family-oriented Ather Rizta electric scooter packs up to 3.7 kWh battery promising a range of up to 160 km on a single chargeRizta marked a new direction for electric mobility solutions provider, Ather Energy. This is the first time Ather Energy has forayed into practical family-oriented scooter territory with Rizta. Like other Ather Energy offerings, Rizta promises a robust, over-engineered battery and safe ownership experience. What else does it offer? How do rivals fare? Let’s take a look.Ather Rizta Vs Rivals – Is the price justified?Except for Bajaj, all the other electric scooters quote “effective” ex-showroom prices in different cities with different region-wise subsidies. So, to keep it fair, we took real ex-showroom prices without any subsidies. There’s a reason why we took top-spec S1 Pro Gen 2, Simple One and Vida V1 Pro for this comparison.Pricing is always confusing with Ather scooters. In this sense, Ather Rizta costs between Rs. 1,35,000 and Rs. 1,62,400 (“real” ex-sh) and these prices do not include all the trendy features that Ather announced on stage. To get those features, you need an optional Pro Pack (Rs. 13,000 to Rs. 20,000) which takes Rizta’s pricing between Rs. 1,48,000 and Rs. 1,82,400 (ex-sh). However, Ather does offer something called “Price Benefit” ranging between Rs. 7,401 and Rs. 15,001.So, the quoted price without EMPS for Rizta is between Rs. 1,19,999 and Rs. 1,54,999 (with Pro Pack). Rizta is not Ather’s flagship, but top-spec Z 3.7 kWh variant with Pro Pack costs more than S1 Pro Gen 2 (ex-sh), which is Ola’s flagship offering. With Pro Pack, Rizta costs more than iQube, Chetak, Ola S1 Pro, Simple One and Vida V1 Pro.Ather Rizta Vs Rivals – DimensionsWhere powertrains and range are concerned, Rizta’s 4.3 kW peak power falls short of every other rival, except for 2024 Chetak with 4.2 kW electric motor. If we bring Ola S1 Pro Gen 2 with 11 kW peak power into the equation, Rizta is almost 3 times less powerful and has three times less torque. Powering the motor, Rizta gets either 2.9 kWh or 3.7 kWh battery options. Where battery size is concerned, nothing beats Simple One with a total of 5 kWh capacity.Performance, range and featuresAther Rizta packs a mid-mounted motor driving rear wheels with a belt drive. This setup ensures a smooth and vibe-free riding experience. Only the TVS iQube gets a rear hub motor. Top speed is limited to 80 km/h on the Rizta. This is not bad when compared to 73 km/h, 78 km/h and 80 km/h top speeds of Chetak, iQube and V1 Pro respectively. Ather’s own 450X can do 90 km/h, Simple One can do 105 km/h and Ola S1 pro Gen 2, which costs less than Rizta, can hit 120 km/h.Rizta’s base S trim lacks the TFT dashboard and lacks a larger 3.7 kWh battery pack option altogether. Even the top-spec Z trim lacks rear disc brakes and gets skinnier tyres than Ola S1 Pro. Rizta gets just two riding modes – Zip and SmartEco. Except for iQube and Chetak, other rivals offer more riding modes to ensure a balance between performance and range.Ather Rizta Vs Rivals – SpecsSpeaking of range, Rizta promises a claimed range of up to 160 km. But Simple One takes the cake here with 212 km promised range on a single charge, owing to its larger 5 kWh battery. Ola isn’t far off, with a 195 km claimed range with S1 Pro Gen 2.ConclusionRizta’s marketing elements include longest 900mm seat, optional 22L flexible frunk, pillion backrest and a flat floorboard. Rizta also has a wireless charger under its seat to charge their new Halo helmet (bought separately). If you are among the target demographic of these marketing elements, Rizta makes a lot of sense.Ather Rizta Vs Rivals – FeaturesPeople already in Ather’s ecosystem or buyers smitten by Rizta’s sleek design can go for it too. But if you are looking for VFM products, Ola S1 Pro Gen 2 still takes the crown owing to its customer-centric approach. When compared to Rizta, S1 Pro is 3 times more powerful and torquey, while costing less. There are no optional packs with Ola. So, what you see is what you get, which is always nicer. More

  • in

    April 2024 Week 1 Auto News Roundup – Toyota, Tesla, Skoda, Tata, Lexus, Hyundai, Force, Kia, KTM, Ather

    Toyota TaisorNew launches, along with Tesla production for India and Hyundai Ioniq 5 getting DL grabbed headlines in first week of April 2024In addition to entirely new products, 2024 facelifts and price hikes were also announced by select OEMs. Spy shots also revealed new details about upcoming products. Here’s a quick roundup of all the exciting news stories and updates from April 01 to April 06, 2024.Ather Rizta launchedAther has launched its new Rizta electric scooter at Rs 1.10 lakh. Rizta is a family-oriented scooter and will rival the likes of Ola S1 X+, TVS iQube and Bajaj Chetak. Battery pack options include a 2.9 kWh and a 3.7 kWh unit. True range is 105 km and 125 km, respectively.Ather Rizta LaunchedTesla starts production for Indian market in GermanyFollowing the government’s announcement of the new EV import policy, Tesla has commenced production of RHD vehicles at its plant in Germany. However, it is not known exactly which model is being produced for the Indian market. Tesla could launch its first product in India later this year.Toyota Taisor launchedA rebadged version of Maruti Fronx, Toyota Taisor is available at a starting price of Rs 7.74 lakh. A total of 5 trims are on offer. Taisor marks Toyota’s re-entry into the highly competitive sub-4-meter UV segment.New Toyota Taisor2024 Renault Captur facelift unveiledRenault Captur 2024 facelift will be available for sale in Europe later this year. The updated model gets a complete exterior refresh, along with new features and powertrain options. Captur was available in India earlier, but was discontinued due to low sales and stricter emission norms.2024 Renault Captur – HybridCitroen celebrates 3rd anniversary with attractive offersFrench carmaker Citroen is celebrating its 3rd anniversary in India. Offers for customers include special pricing for C3 hatch and C3 Aircross SUV. Special Blu limited editions of C3 and eC3 have also been introduced. Existing customers are eligible for referral earnings and a free car spa as well.Lexus NX350h Overtail confirmed for IndiaIn India, Lexus NX350h Overtail is expected to be launched soon. It will take on rivals such as BMW X3, Mercedes-Benz GLC, Audi Q5, Volvo XC60 and Jaguar F-Pace. Lexus NX350h Overtail will come with a price tag of Rs 71.17 lakh. It utilizes a hybrid powertrain.Creta facelift prices hikedHyundai had launched the Creta facelift earlier this year. Prices have been hiked with immediate effect. While price of base variant remains unchanged at Rs 10.99 lakh, all other variants have become costlier in the range of Rs 3,500 to Rs 10,800.Mahindra XUV 3XOMahindra XUV300 is now XUV3X0One of the popular sub-4-meter compact SUVs, Mahindra XUV300 will be getting its facelift version soon. Mahindra has also announced a new XUV 3X0 name for the SUV. This new naming convention is likely to be used for other models as well such as XUV 7X0, XUV 5X0, XUV 1X0, etc.Honda Elevate prices hikedSince its launch, Elevate prices have been increased twice. The first price hike was in January 2024, followed  by the recent price hike in April. Elevate variants have become costlier in the range of Rs 23,000 to Rs 40,000.Maruti production crosses 30 million unitsIt has been a fascinating journey for Maruti, having commenced operations way back in December 1983. Now, after around 40 years, Maruti has achieved the cumulative production milestone of 30 million units. The company continues to dominate, with market share of over 40%.2024 Skoda Superb Re-LaunchedSkoda Superb makes India re-entryProbably based on market feedback, Skoda has reintroduced the Superb executive sedan in India. It will be imported via the CBU route. India gets the 3rd-gen model, whereas Skoda has revealed the 4th-gen model for international markets. Superb goes on sale in India at Rs 54 lakh.Kia 2024 models launchedKia has introduced the 2024 versions of Sonet, Seltos and Carens. There are new variants and prices have also been revised.Force Gurkha Pickup Single CabForce Gurkha pickup spottedIn an interesting development, a 2S Force Gurkha Pickup single cab was spotted on road tests. It is not certain if and when this pickup will be launched. With its off-roading equipment, Force Gurkha Pickup single cab seems to have potential across specific environments and applications.Hyundai Ioniq 5 gets driver’s licenseIn a development that highlights the growing power of AI, machine learning and robotics, a Hyundai Ioniq 5 robotaxi has cleared the driver’s license test in the USA. Hyundai Ioniq 5 robotaxi is a Level 4 autonomous vehicle with several advanced features. More

  • in

    Ather Rizta Launched Starting From Rs. 1.1 Lakh – iQube, Chetak, Ola S1 X+ Rival

    Ather Rizta Launched In IndiaWhen compared to rivals like iQube, Chetak, Ola S1 X+ and the likes, Ather Rizta launched, promises a robust powertrain and appealing designAt 2024 Ather Community Day event, the electric mobility solutions provider, launched its first-ever family-oriented scooter, Rizta. This practical and appealing scooter is Ather’s most affordable yet priced at Rs. 1.1 lakh (ex-sh). Bookings for Ather Rizta are open and the deliveries are set to commence in June 2024.Ather Rizta Launched Starting From Rs. 1.1 LakhAther’s strategies for navigating Indian electric mobility space have taken a new chapter with Rizta. After catering to younger audiences ever since its inception, Ather Energy is now foraying into family-oriented electric scooters where TVS iQube and Bajaj Chetak have been actively gaining market share.Ather RiztaThe company’s biggest rival is Ola Electric with their slew of S1 electric scooters, Rizta has to compete to the highest level to make a name for itself. At Rs. 1.1 lakh (ex-sh), Rizta is a better proposition than other Ather electric scooters sold under 450 range. The headline Rs. 1.1 lakh is for the base S variant with 2.9 kWh battery and the top-spec Z variant will cost Rs. 1.24 lakh for 2.9 kWh battery and Rs. 1.44 lakh for 3.7 kWh battery variants (all prices ex-sh).While Rizta S gets 3 colour options, Z trim takes the total colours to 7, including 3 monotone and 4 dual tone shades. The new design language is akin to family scooters too. For starters, Ather Rizta has gone with a minimalist approach and has created a modern-looking scooter. Even though it looks slightly inspired by its arch-rival TVS iQube, the overall design and aesthetics have a certain uniqueness that stands out from other electric scooters on sale in India.[embedded content]Rear LED tail lights, the largest seat in India at 900mm long, flat floorboard, rear pillion backrest, 34L under seat storage, 22L optional flexible frunk, wireless charger for Ather Halo helmet and pillion backrest are notable elements. We can see an appealing handlebar panel and front mudguard. Side body panels have minimal creases and look quite soothing.Powertrain and hardwareThe instrumentation is handled by a 7-inch touchscreen infotainment screen that we have seen with 450X and 450 Apex. Initial speculations suggested the same LCD panel as 450S, but that isn’t the case. This cluster runs on AtherStack 6 and supports smartphone integration, notifications, Google Maps, Whatsapp integration and alerts among others.Ather Rizta Under Seat StorageComponentry includes an underbone chassis that is derived from 450’s chassis, RSU telescopic front forks, disc brake at the front and drum brake for rear and 12-inch alloy wheels at both ends shod with MRF rubber. Rizta gets something called Ather Skid control, like a traction control system. Other notable safety features include Fallsafe, ESS (Emergency Stop Signal), Theft & Tow Detect, Find My Scooter and others.Ather Rizta launched, packs a 2.9 kWh battery with base S variant and a larger 3.7 KWh battery for top-spec variant. True Range is 105 km with 2.9 kWh battery and 125 km with 3.7 kWh battery-equipped variants. To regulate power delivery for optimum performance and range, there are Zip and SmartEco riding modes and a top speed of 80 km/h. Features like MagicTwist, AutoHold and reverse mode have been carried over from 450 range.  More

  • in

    Production Of Tesla Cars For India Commenced – Supply Not From China

    Tesla Model 3Ahead of the full fledge manufacturing plans in India, Tesla has commenced production of cars for Indian market to be shipped in from GermanyIn a bid to make a name for itself in the world’s third largest automotive market, Tesla has commenced production of RHD vehicles. Unlike initial speculations suggesting shipments from China, a recent report suggests Tesla intends to ship RHD vehicles to India from its manufacturing facility in Germany.Production Of Tesla Cars For India CommencedWorld’s leading electric car maker, Tesla, is poised to enter the Indian automotive scene and establish a manufacturing presence here. Initially, there were setbacks to Tesla from Indian Government regarding the reduction in taxation for establishing a retail chain with units shipped into the country from China.After a brief pause, Tesla changed its approach towards Indian market. The growing economy and India climbing the ladder to become the world’s third-largest automotive market certainly helped in these regards. One of the nudges could be Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s visit to USA and dialogues exchanged with Tesla founder, Elon Musk.Because India is a market for RHD vehicles, initial speculations suggested an imminent import from Tesla’s Shanghai plant. RHD Tesla cars are primarily manufactured here and are exported to all RHD markets like UK, Japan, Australia and others.File photo from 2023. Elon Musk and Narendra ModiRecent report suggests Tesla has commenced production of RHD vehicles for India in its Berlin plant in Germany. Considering the proximity between Germany and UK, there is a possibility that Berlin-made RHD Tesla cars might be sold in UK, replacing Shanghai-made units. As of now, there are no confirmations regarding which vehicles Tesla has on the cards for Indian markets.Tesla’s Berlin plant currently manufactures Model Y. Considering Indian road conditions and market perception, high-riding Tesla vehicles like Model Y could be a good fit.Company’s roadmapElectric vehicle juggernaut, Tesla, has pledged to establish manufacturing facilities in India. The company is about to finalise the location for the manufacturing facility. A team from Tesla is expected to fly into India and decide between three prospective locations – Tamil Nadu, Maharashtra and Gujarat.Tesla Model 3 refreshedAhead of that, Tesla is bringing vehicles manufactured in Germany to India via CBU route. These developments surfaced following the revised taxes by Indian Government on certain electric vehicles who’s manufacturers invest a minimum sum of USD 500 million and commence production within the next three years.As per the revised Indian policy, manufacturers can import up to 8,000 units into the country under the revised taxation policy at a lower tax rate. In the grand scheme of things, Tesla intends to increase its reliance on Indian providers for sourcing various components, making India a bigger sourcing hub.Source More

  • in

    Maruti eVX Interior Details Revealed – Creta EV, Curvv EV Rival

    Maruti Suzuki eVXUpcoming Maruti eVX is based on a new born-electric platform and is expected to be around 4.2 to 4.3 meters longIndia’s largest carmaker by volume, Maruti Suzuki has started testing its first-ever fully electric vehicle – eVX. It is underpinned by the YY8 skateboard, a derivative of Toyota’s 27PL platform. Maruti eVX is expected to be launched in India in 2025. There will be a Toyota-badged version as well.Maruti eVX – Interiors revealedTest mules of Maruti eVX have been spotted multiple times in recent months. In the latest spy video, one gets to see the cockpit area of the electric SUV. While interiors are a work-in-progress and have significant camouflage, some of the details are still evident. For example, there’s a rotary dial for the gear selector and an electronic parking brake.Maruti eVX Interior DetailsThe central area is pretty wide, something that clearly separates the driver and front passenger sections. Maruti eVX will offer a range of premium equipment. One can notice the large touchscreen, which appears to be an integrated infotainment and instrument screen. Another detail to be noted is the flat bottom steering wheel.Interiors are quite spacious and should offer adequate headroom and legroom for all passengers. Based on the equipment list seen with new-gen Maruti cars, eVX could get features such as a head-up display, ventilated front seats, dual-zone climate control, powered driver’s seat and a panoramic sunroof.Maruti eVX – Sporty exteriors, ADASSimilar to other compact SUVs such as the Creta and Seltos, the Maruti eVX boasts a sporty, athletic build. It appears quite wide, something that could ensure best-in-class shoulder space for rear passengers. Test mules are heavily camouflaged and do not reveal any of the finer details. Only a few features are noticeable such as the conventional headlight positioning, ice-cube LED DRLs and a flat closed-off grille. The charging port is located on the front left quarter panel.Maruti eVX gets large alloy wheels and C-pillar mounted rear door handles. Rear section is heavily camouflaged and temporary lighting elements can be seen. The SUV has shark fin antenna, a prominent spoiler and rugged rear bumper. It is possible that eVX could get a connected LED tail light setup. Talking about tech features, eVX is expected to get a 360° camera and ADAS.Maruti eVX Interior DetailsMaruti eVX – Specs, PowertrainFor enhanced safety, Maruti eVX will be equipped with all-four-disc brakes. The SUV is expected to have standard and long-range versions, with battery capacity of 45 kWh and 60 kWh, respectively. Both single and dual motor AWD options could be offered. Range is expected around 550 km.When launched, Maruti eVX will compete with the likes of Mahindra XUV400 and MG ZS EV along with upcoming Tata Curvv EV, Hyundai Creta EV, Mahindra BE.05 and Citroen eC3 Aircross. While Maruti dominates the ICE segment with over 40% market share, it will be interesting to see how it performs in the EV space. More

  • in

    Citroen Blu Edition Launched – 3rd Anniversary Offers, Referrals, Car Spa

    Citroen Blu Edition LaunchedAs part of its third anniversary celebration in India, Citroen has announced attractive offers for both existing and new customersCitroen had started its operations in the Indian market with the C5 Aircross launched in 2021. Since then, the French carmaker has expanded its portfolio to include the C3 hatchback, eC3 electric and C3 Aircross SUV. Citroen is celebrating its third anniversary, wherein customers stand to gain from a range of attractive offers.Special Anniversary price – C3 and C3 AircrossAs per the anniversary offer, the C3 hatch is available at a special price of Rs 5.99 lakh. Users stand to save Rs 17,000, as the standard price of the base trim is Rs 6.16 lakh. Citroen is also offering special benefits of up to Rs 1.50 lakh on the MY23 model of C3.The C3 hatch is powered by a 1.2-litre 3-cylinder petrol engine, available in two states of tune. Base variants deliver 82 PS / 115 Nm and are equipped with a sole 5-speed manual gearbox. Higher variants churn out 110 PS / 190 Nm and get mated to a sole 6-speed manual gearbox.Citroen C3 Aircross is available at a discounted price of Rs 8.99 lakh. That’s instant savings of Rs 1 lakh, as the standard pricing for C3 Aircross is Rs 9.99 lakh. Users can also access benefits worth up to Rs 1.90 lakh if they choose the MY23 model.Citroen Blu EditionEngine options for C3 Aircross are the same as C3, available only in the higher state of tune. Transmission choices include 6-speed manual and a 6-speed Aisin-sourced automatic gearbox unit called “Automatique”. Torque output is higher at 205 Nm with the automatic transmission.Special ‘Blu’ Edition of C3 and eC3Customers looking for some exclusivity can choose the Blu edition of C3 and eC3. This is a limited edition, available across Feel and Shine variants. The Blu limited edition model has a new Cosmo Blue exterior shade. There are sporty graphics across the body and roof, which further enhance the overall look and feel.Inside, the Blu edition packs in new features such as sill plates, illuminated cup holders and an air purifier. Users can also access customized neck rests, seat covers and seat belt cushions, among others.Citroen C3 Blu EditionRs 10,000 per referral and Free Car SpaIn a highly rewarding referral scheme, Citroen is offering a voucher worth Rs 10,000 for every successful referral. Existing Citroen customers can also get a free car spa, as part of the third anniversary celebrations. These offers are valid for April. However, some offers may be subject to stock availability.While India is a tough market to crack, Citroen remains committed towards its goals. The company is currently focusing on expanding operations across the country. By the end of this calendar year, Citroen aims to establish 200 sales and service touchpoints. This expansion is part of the company’s Network Expansion Program (NEP). Citroen will also be introducing new products such as the Basalt Vision Coupe SUV. It will primarily rival the upcoming Tata Curvv. More

  • in

    Ather Rizta TVC Shoot Images Leaked – Shows Scooter Without Camouflage

    Ather Rizta TVC ShootUpcoming Ather Rizta TVC shoot images show the family-oriented scooter without camouflage soon to rival Chetak, Ola S1X+, TVS iQube and Vida V1Bengaluru based electric mobility solutions provider, Ather Energy, is prepping to launch its first-ever family-oriented scooter in India. The venue is set for Rizta and will be unveiled at Ather’s Community Day on 6th of April 2024, tomorrow. Ahead of launch, Rizta has been spotted undergoing TVC shoot, showing the bike without any camouflage.Ather Rizta TVC Shoot Images LeakedAfter serving young and enthusiastic scooter buyers with 450 range, Ather Energy has expanded its vision to cater to a much more mature audience. This vision has been materialised starting with Rizta, Ather’s first family-oriented scooter. There could be more variations of this Rizta in the future, like we have 450S, 450X and 450 Apex.Rizta is unlike Ather’s past strategies where it has tried to build a community of thrill seekers and tech enthusiasts. Further influencing an ecosystem for younger audiences. Rizta is set to launch on Ather’s Community Day scheduled on 6th April, 2024 in Bengaluru.Ahead of the official launch, Ather Rizta electric scooter has been spotted without any camouflage for the first time. Automotive enthusiast Nihar Amrute has shared the images of the upcoming Ather Rizta in our Rushlane Spylane Facebook Group. By the looks of it, Rizta seems to be out for a TVC shoot and that’s when these images were papped.Ather Rizta TVC ShootWe can see a clean and uncluttered design with a minimalistic approach. But there is a bulk associated with Rizta that we didn’t see with 450 range of athletic scooters. This bulk is owing to a larger frame that will be far more practical and accommodating than the 450 range. Large ORVMs and large dashboard are notable elements too.In that regard, we can see a large seat that Ather is marketing to the full extent and even set up a giant billboard in Mumbai. Design is iQube-ish, but has its own unique take. We can see sleek rear tail lights, a large grab handle for pillion and a pillion backrest. This backrest is less likely to be a standard fitment.Ather Community Day 2024Powertrain details are not yet out and is likely to feature the same components as 450S, owing to its expected affordable price tag. Ather is demonstrating the safety of their battery by various marketing stints including a 40-feet drop and water wading tests. Among the e-scooter manufacturers, Ather seems to be the one with the safest track record too.Componentry will not be as premium as 450 range. So, the rear disc brake is missing on Rizta and we don’t expect it to feature an aluminium chassis as well. Apart from Rizta launch, Ather’s Community Day will witness the launch of the latest AtherStack OS and a special smart accessory. More

  • in

    Two Wheeler Sales March 2024 – Hero, Honda, TVS, Bajaj, Suzuki, Royal Enfield

    Honda ActivaHero MotoCorp and Honda continued to lead the segment commanding a combined 51% total market shareIndian’s two-wheeler segment continued to show off a strong performance in March 2024 with positive sales demonstrated both in terms of domestic sales and exports. Taking the leading 6 two wheeler makers into account Hero MotoCorp and Honda lead the segment by significant margins over TVS Motor, Bajaj Auto, Suzuki and Royal Enfield.Two Wheeler Domestic Sales March 2024In domestic markets, sales grew by 15.24 percent YoY to 14,13,152 units, up from 12,26,262 units sold in March 2023. It was however a MoM decline by 2.44 percent over 14,48,479 units sold in February 2024.Once again, leading this list was Hero MotoCorp despite an 8.65 percent YoY dip in sales. Sales fell to 4,59,257 units, down from 5,02,730 units sold in March 2023 relating to a 43,473 unit volume de-growth. It was however a 3.14 percent MoM growth from 4,45,257 units sold in February 2024. Bringing in these sales figures were commuter motorcycles – Splendor, Glamour, Passion. Sales are about to be boosted with the new Xtreme 125R premium motorcycle, the company’s latest addition in the 125cc segment.Honda secured a No. 2 spot with an 81.33 percent YoY growth in domestic sales to 3,58,151 units while its MoM performance lacked lustre with 13.48 percent de-growth over 4,13,967 units sold in February 2024. Honda crossed the 6 crore domestic sales milestone in March 2024 ever since it went solo in 1999. A diverse range of products catering to every need of Indian buyers is what has stood it in good stead.Two Wheeler Sales March 2024 – DomesticTVS also posted an 8.20 percent YoY growth but a 2.61 percent MoM decline to 2,60,532 units. Bajaj Auto and Suzuki have both seen both YoY and MoM growth to 1,83,004 units and 86,164 units respectively. Royal Enfield also ended March 2024 on a promising note with a 10.29 percent YoY growth to 66,044 units while its MoM performance declined by 2.76 percent from 67,922 units sold in February 2024.Two Wheeler Exports March 2024Bajaj Auto saw the highest sales in global markets in March 2024 to 1,30,881 units shipped in the past month, up 38.18 percent over 94,715 units exported in March 2023. MoM exports also improved by 5.42 percent with Bajaj Auto commanding a 43.44 percent share on this export list.TVS exports improved by 25.66 percent YoY but fell by 7.08 percent on a MoM basis to 83,914 units. Hero MotoCorp followed with 31,158 units shipped in the past month relating to an 87.56 percent YoY and 34.57 percent MoM growth. The company also took over from Honda, which was the 3rd best-selling OEM in February 2024 with 44,744 units exported in the said month.Two Wheeler Sales March 2024 – ExportsSuzuki (17,505 units) and Royal Enfield (9,507 units) both posted YoY decline in exports but improved on a MoM basis. Two wheeler exports improved by 31.31 percent YoY to 3,01,269 units while MoM sales fell by 1.06 percent in March 2024.Two Wheeler Total Sales (Domestic + Exports) March 2024Cumulative two wheeler sales for March 2024 reached a total of 17,14,421 units, a 17.77 percent YoY growth from 14,55,700 units sold in March 2023 but a 2.20 percent MoM decline over 17,52,985 units sold in February 2024.Hero MotoCorp headed the list with a total of 4,90,415 units sold in March 2024 relating to a 5.57 percent YoY decline but 4.70 percent MoM growth to command a 28.61 percent share. Showing off outstanding performance was also Honda with a massive 82.31 percent improvement in sales to 3,86,455 units while TVS sold 3,44,446 units both in domestic and export markets last month with 11.99 percent YoY growth but 3.73 percent MoM decline.Two Wheeler Sales March 2024 – TotalBajaj Auto (3,13,885 units) and Suzuki (1,03,669 units) each posted YoY and MoM growth in total sales. Royal Enfield trailed this list with 75,551 units sold last month relating to a 4.59 percent YoY growth but marginal 0.51 percent MoM dip in sales. More