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    New Bajaj Motorcycle Launch 22nd Nov – Is It Pulsar 150cc ?

    With multiple trademarks filed in recent past, Bajaj has been able to keep the guessing game on about its new bikeModified Pulsar image for illustration purposeLast year, Bajaj had achieved a new milestone when it launched the biggest Pulsar ever, N250 and F250. Apart from being the most powerful Pulsar, the 250 twins also received a new engine and platform, along with other changes. The updates are planned to be introduced with all Pulsar motorcycles, something already evident with N160 that was launched earlier this year in June.It is likely that Bajaj will focus first on upgrading its bestsellers. In that case, there’s a strong possibility of N150 being launched soon. Test mules of N150 have been spotted multiple times in recent months, indicating towards its possible launch. However, going by the number of new trademarks filed by the company, it’s hard to reach a definitive conclusion. Some of the new trademarks filed by Bajaj include Twinner, Pulsar Elan, Pulsar Eleganz and Darkstar.Bajaj-KTM upcoming bikeIn future, Bajaj will be launching multiple new bikes via its partnership with KTM and Triumph. One of the most awaited is a premium electric motorcycle being developed in collaboration with KTM. EVs will start to dominate the automobile sector around 2030-35, which presents significant opportunities for OEMs. Even now, EVs are registering strong growth month after month.As Bajaj-KTM electric motorcycle is being developed from scratch, it will take a couple of years to reach production stage. Bajaj is also expected to launch affordable electric bikes in the future. A dedicated facility for EVs is already operational, where Chetak is currently being manufactured. Upcoming KTM and Husqvarna electric bikes will also be manufactured at this facility. Some EV-like trademark names filed by Bajaj include Dynamo, Tecnica and Technik.New Bajaj Technik, Tecnica – Names of upcoming Electric Scooters based on Chetak?Bajaj-Triumph bikeBajaj-Triumph partnership will spawn new single-cylinder motorcycles in the range of 250cc and 350-450cc. One of these, a roadster, was spotted earlier this year. The roadster could be equipped with a 350cc motor, in which case, it will primarily rival Royal Enfield Meteor 350. A scrambler version is expected to be launched at a later date, which will rival Hunter 350 and Yezdi Scrambler.Triumph’s entry-level roadster has a magnetic profile and has potential to emerge as a strong rival to Royal Enfield bikes. Some key features include all-LED lights, USD front forks, sculpted fuel tank with chrome filler cap, alloy wheels and upswept exhaust. Design inspiration appears to be a mix of Bonneville range and Trident 660.Triumph’s new sub-500cc motorcycle will have to be launched at a competitive price point if it is to challenge market leader Royal Enfield. In case of Bajaj, the company has purchased rights to Vincent Motorcycles. This brand could be used to launch new motorcycles rivalling Royal Enfield.Bajaj can also launch Twinner in future, which could be a twin-cylinder motorcycle. It could come via Bajaj-Triumph collaboration or through KTM. A 490cc parallel-twin motor will be powering KTM’s new 490cc range that will have 490 Adventure, 490 Duke, RC490, and 490 Supermoto/Enduro. The 490cc motor is being developed jointly by Bajaj and KTM. It is possible that Bajaj could use this platform to launch its Pulsar 500cc Twinner bike. More

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    Top 10 Scooters Oct 2022 – Activa, Jupiter, Access, Ntorq, Dio, Pleasure

    In October 2022, top 10 scooters cumulative sales stood at 4,56,467 units and gained 4.80% YoY with volume growth of 20,922 unitsImage for illustration purpose.Scooters in India are one of the most popular segments in two wheeler space. Scooters offer practicality with a flat footboard. And since they’re mated to a CVT, they are easy to drive in the city when compared to motorcycles with a fixed ratio gearbox. Scooters are unisex as well, which expands its reachability.Though it is still motorcycles which are registering more sales, as we saw in our Top 10 Two Wheelers sales list for Oct 2022. The highest-selling scooter in India is Honda Activa, which has held that spot for a long time. To put it into perspective, Activa sold 2,10,623 units last month. Which is almost three times as much as second highest-seller TVS Jupiter sold.Top 10 Scooters October 2022Activa sales are almost equal to figures of the cumulative sales of TVS Jupiter, Suzuki Access, TVS Ntorq, Honda Dio, Hero Pleasure and Hero Destini. Compared to 1,96,699 units sold in October 2021, Honda Activa registered 7.08% YoY growth with volume growth of 13,924 vehicles. With figures like this, Activa commands 46.14% of the market share among this list. Taking 2nd spot, we have TVS Jupiter with 77,042 vehicles sold in its name.Jupiter’s figures grew by 6.76%, which is a rise of 4,881 units from 72,161 units sold a year ago. Last month, Jupiter held a 16.88% market share of top 10 scooters. Securing a 3rd spot, Suzuki Access managed to sell 49,192 units and hold a 10.78% market share among this list. It registered a 5.90% YoY growth.Top 10 Scooters October 2022Volume growth for Suzuki Access stood at 2,742 units over 46,450 units sold a year ago. TVS Ntorq takes 4th place by selling 31,049 units last month. This is TVS’ second product to make it on this list. With 25,642 vehicles to beat, Ntorq registered a 20.85% YoY growth with 5,356 units gained in volume YoY.Honda’s second product on this list is Dio. It takes 5th place on this list and managed to sell 24,134 units last month. However, it was not enough to beat 25,641 units that it managed to sell a year ago. Dio experienced a 5.88% decline YoY and lost 1,507 vehicles YoY in volume.Burgman Registered Highest YoY growthHero MotoCorp has two products on this list whose figures fall very closely with each other. Pleasure didn’t have any fun last month as it witnessed a 31.26% YoY decline in its numbers. With 14,927 units sold last month over 21,716 units sold a year ago, Pleasure lost 6789 units in volume YoY.Top 10 ScootersOct-22Oct-21Growth % YoY1. Hoonda Activa2,10,6231,96,6997.082. TVS Jupiter77,04272,1616.763. Suzuki Access49,19246,4505.904. TVS NTorq31,04925,69320.855. Honda Dio24,13425,641-5.886. Hero Pleasure14,92721,716-31.267. Hero Destini14,75912,89814.438. Suzuki Burgman12,5577,19974.439. Yamaha RayZR11,68313,601-14.1010. Yamaha Fascino10,50113,487-22.14Total4,56,4674,35,5454.80Destini managed to score 1,861 units YoY which accounted for 14.43% YoY growth by selling 14,759 units last month over 12,898 units sold in October 2021. Suzuki Burgman sold 12,557 units and increased its figures YoY by 74.43% and gained 5,358 units in volume.Ray ZR and Fascino from Yamaha took 9th and 10th place respectively. Ray ZR sold 11,683 units and Fascino sold 10,501 units. Both fell in the red with a decline of 14.10% and 22.14% YoY. In total, top 10 scooters October 2022 registered 4.80% YoY growth. Figures stood at 4,56,467 vehicles in October 2022 over 4,35,545 vehicles sold in October 2021 and volume growth stood at 20,922 vehicles. More

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    QJ Motorcycles 250cc To 500cc – Launch Price Rs 1.99 L To Rs 3.69 L

    For Indian market, QJ Motorcycles Launched a slew of motorcycles including Classic bikes, Cruisers and Street bikesQJ Motors Launched In IndiaIndia is one of the largest two-wheeler markets in the world. One that packs a lot of potential and interest from local automakers and overseas brands alike. We have witnessed good action in the premium motorcycle segment with revival of classic brands like Jawa and Yezdi, launch of brands like Keeway, Moto Morini, Zontes and more.Staying with Keeway, Zontes and Moto Morini, all of these come under the umbrella of QJ Motors. Known as Zhejiang QJ Motor Co., Ltd, it was established in 1985 and belongs to Geely Group, parent to Volvo. QJ Motor has a five-year strategy in place to create “Ten Billion Qianjiang” with Geely Group.Adishwar Auto Ride India, today announced prices of SRC 250 & SRC 500 (Classic model range) followed by cruise-happy SRV 300 and Street Naked Sportster SRK 400. QJ Motor is currently present across more than 130 countries and with prices starting from Rs. 1.99 lakh (ex-sh), QJ wants to make a mark in the Indian premium motorcycle segment.QJ Motor SRC 250The SRC 250 has a timeless design. It gets an in-line 2-cylinder, 249cc, 4-valve, Oil-Cooled Engine produces 17.4 HP of peak power at 8,000 RPM along with 17Nm peak torque at 6,000 RPM. It is mated to a 5-speed gearbox. Hardware includes 280mm (front) and 240mm (rear) disc brakes with Dual-channel ABS, telescopic front suspension, and adjustable rear shocks.QJ Motors SRC 250This engine might be offered with upcoming Keeway SR250 as well. Features include a long and flat seat for added pillion comfort, an LCD console with an attached USB charger and a 14L fuel tank. Pricing starts from Rs. 1.99 lakh for Silver shade, Rs. 2.10 lakh for Red and Black colour options (all prices ex-sh).QJ Motor SRC 500Being the bigger classic motorcycle as compared to SRC 250, it gets a 480cc, air-cooled, single-cylinder engine. It is tuned to offer a smooth power delivery of 25.5 HP at 5,750 RPM with a rush of 36Nm peak torque at 4,250 RPM. The safety net includes dual-channel ABS along with a 300 disc upfront and 240mm disc at the rear.Features include a well-padded seat for the rider and pillion, Dual instrument pods with full LCD display and a 15.5L fuel tank that could promise a decent tank range. Pricing starts from Rs. 2.69 lakh for Silver Black and Rs. 2.79 lakh for Gold Black and Red White (all prices ex-sh).QJ Motors SRC 500QJ Motor SRV 300The butch-looking SRV 300 gets a handsome cruiser bike appeal that pays tribute to Harley-Davidson motorcycles. A 296cc, liquid-cooled, V-Twin motor is what powers this bike. It is tuned to offer 30.3 HP of power at 9,000 RPM and 26Nm of peak torque at 5,000 RPM. Braking is managed by a 280mm front and 240mm rear disc brake with dual-channel ABS.It gets USD front forks and oil-damped rear shocks, a 13.5L fuel tank, LED lighting, dual exhaust pipes, tubeless tyres and more. This engine is likely to be shared with Keeway Benda V302C. Pricing starts from Rs. 3.49 lakh for Green and Rs. 3.59 lakh for Orange, Black and Red colour options (all prices ex-sh).QJ Motors SRV 300QJ Motor SRK 400Lastly, we have a Sportster designed for urban jungle. SRK 400 showcases chiseled body lines and an aggressive stance. The 400cc, liquid-cooled, inline two-cylinder engine is tuned to offer 40.9HP of peak power output at 9,000 RPM, while torque produced is 37Nm at 7,500 RPM. It gets 260mm twin discs at front and a 240mm rear disk and comes with dual-channel ABS.The front USD forks along with an off-set rear mono-shock promise sharp handling. Features include – Dual LED projector headlights with LED DRLs, split seats, a TFT colour display, backlit switchgear, a 13.5L fuel tank and more. Pricing starts from Rs. 3.59 lakh for White and Rs. 3.69 lakh for Black and Red (all prices ex-sh).QJ Motors SRK 400All the motorcycles that QJ Motors launched, will be solely sold via Moto Vault dealerships by AARI (Adishwar Auto Ride India). Bookings for all four models start at Rs. 10,000. More

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    Bajaj Pulsar 125 Carbon Fibre Edition Vs Std Variant – Walkaround

    Other than its stickers, Pulsar 125 Carbon Fibre Edition doesn’t bring anything new to the tableBajaj Pulsar Carbon Edition. Image – Biker Prakash ChoudharyRoyal Enfield motorcycles have stood the test of time. It has a timeless design that has aged gracefully. Conversely, one can say that it has stayed relevant today as there were not many choices around back in the day.What if we told you that the Pulsar design that we see and adore today, was conceived in 2008? I personally own a 2010 model that has a similar design as the one sold today. Over 14 years. That’s how long Pulsar design has been around. Bajaj is set to update its Pulsar lineup and test mules are taking rounds time and time again.In the meantime, to keep sales on the boil, Bajaj has launched Pulsar 125 Carbon Fibre Edition in India. Speaking of sales, Pulsars collectively sold 1,13,870 units in October 2022. Most of the numbers are likely from smaller capacity Pulsars. So, it is important to keep them fresh.Pulsar 125 Carbon Fibre Edition LaunchedBajaj has completely overhauled the design of Pulsar 125 Carbon Fibre Edition. Bought it? Pfft. There’s not a single thing that is changed from the regular model except for stickers. When parked side by side, the regular model and Carbon Fibre Edition model differ only in their graphics. Take a look at Biker Prakash Chaudhary’s video below.[embedded content][embedded content]Bajaj is offering a belly pan with a single-piece seat variant of Carbon Fibre Edition as well. Regular model gets a belly pan only with a split seat option. It enhances the bike’s appeal and makes it look a lot more muscular. Both Pulsar 125s still get halogen headlights and turn indicators while taillights are LEDs. They both get the same tank guard too.Owing to its name, Pulsar 125 Carbon Fibre Edition gets carbon fibre stickers on various places around the motorcycle. Mainly on the front fender, something that Pulsar 150 also gets, fuel tank, side body panels, tank extensions, headlight cowl, near rear subframe and more. Fuel tank now gets slightly different graphics than the regular Pulsar 125.Price & SpecsBajaj is offering Pulsar 125 Carbon Fibre Edition in three different colour schemes. One is silver, which is revealed in the video. Other two are Blue and Red. Carbon Fibre Edition is available in both single-piece seat options and split-seat options. Former is priced at Rs. 89,254 and the latter is priced at Rs. 91,642 (prices ex-sh).Belly PanPulsar 125 Carbon Fibre Edition remains identical mechanically. It is powered by a 124.4 cc single-cylinder engine that makes 11.64 bhp of power at 8,500 RPM and 10.8 Nm of torque at 6,500 RPM. It is mated to a 5-speed gearbox. This engine is air-cooled and can deliver around 50 to 60 km/l. More

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    350cc Motorcycle Sales Oct 2022 – Classic, Hunter, Meteor, CB350

    Royal Enfield’s growth spectrum continues to see major contribution by Classic 350; Accounts for over 40 percent of sales in October 2022Royal Enfield Meteor 350As always, the 350cc segment continues to be a most interesting and important playing field for Royal Enfield. For October 2022, Classic 350 wholesales lead triumphantly at 31,791 units, up from 19,728 units YoY. Volume gain stood at just over 12k units at 61.15 percent growth.While RE dominates the segment, Classic 350 sales alone contributes to over 40 percent of segment sales. MoM sales too were in the green, up from 27,571 units. Volume gain stood at 4,220 units at 15.31 percent growth.350cc Motorcycle Sales Oct 2022The manufacturer’s newest offering Hunter 350 has reported sales success from the word go. Sales last month was just shy of 15.5k units for over 20 percent of segment share. MoM sales fell by 10 percent, down from 17,118 units. Volume loss stood at 1,673 units.Meteor 350 sales are reported at 31.87 percent growth up at 10,353 units. YoY sales are up from 7,851 units at 2.5k units in volume gain. MoM sales fell marginally, down from 10,840 units. Volume loss was reported at 487 units at 4.49 percent decline.350cc Motorcycle Sales Oct 2022 vs Oct 2021 (YoY)Bullet 350 sales are up at 8,755 units from 5.822 units. Volume gain was just shy of 3k units. Electra 350 sales were up at 4,575 units from 2,246 units. Volume gain stood at 2,933 units. With that, Electra 350 tipped CB 350 sales by less than 100 units. MoM sales gain stood at 9.61 percent, up from 4,174 units. Volume gain stood at 401 units.Keeping in mind recent disruptions in the auto industry owing to a long lockdown during the time of Covid-19, sales in recent months have started to look up. This is in part attributed to low base sales in 2020 and for a number of months in 2021.Honda CB 350 salesHonda CB 350 sales last month were reported at 4,491 units, down from 7,152 units. Volume loss stood at 2,661 units at volume decline of over a third. moM sales growth is reported at 12.84 percent, up from just under 4k units. Volume gain stood at 511 units.350cc Motorcycle Sales Oct 2022 vs Sep 2022 (MoM)Jawa Yezdi retail sales are reported at 3,496 units, up from 2,621 units. Volume gain stood at 875 units at growth of 33.38 percent. MoM sales were up 24,28 percent at 683 units in volume gain. Sales was up from 2.8k units. Last month the total size of the 350cc segment was close to knocking on 80k units. The 350cc segment continues to build its reach on the back of new-age products. The lineup continues to benefit from new product launches in a timely manner. More

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    New Peugeot 400cc ADV Scooter Debuts – Launch In 2023

    Peugeot XP400 will be available in two variants, Allure and GT, focused on on-road and off-road, respectivelyPeugeot XP400In European market, Peugeot Motorcycles has a wide range of scooters in 50cc and 125cc+ segment. There’s an electric scooter as well named e-Ludix. Aiming to diversify its portfolio, Peugeot has revealed its first ADV scooter at 2022 EICMA. Peugeot XP400 will go on sale in European market in 2023.Peugeot XP400 will rival similar capacity maxi-scooters from Honda and Yamaha. It is being offered in two variants. While Allure is like a standard version meant for on-road needs, the GT variant has enhanced capabilities for off-road tracks. More details about Peugeot XP400 and its pricing will be revealed at the time of launch in 2023.New Peugeot 400cc ADV Scooter – XP400 features, specsPeugeot XP400’s overall design and sharp body panelling appears inspired from Honda X-ADV. Some key features include dual headlamps, large windscreen, knuckle guards, step-up seat, upswept exhaust and edgy tail lamp. The scooter aims to provide the best of both worlds; the agility and speed of a motorcycle coupled with the comfort and versatility of a scooter.There are some variant-wise differences, for example, alloy wheels on Allure and wire-spoke wheels on GT variant. Allure gets colour options of Aurora Satin Green and Sideral Matt Black whereas GT variant has Shark Grey and Snow White. Both variants get a wide range of official accessories. More of these will be made available at around the time of launch.New Peugeot 400cc ADV ScooterCommon features include a 5-inch TFT screen that comes with turn-by-turn navigation. Connectivity features are also expected to be offered with the scooter. Peugeot XP400 has keyless entry, USB charging port and ample underseat storage. Seat is long and wide, ensuring adequate comfort for both rider and pillion.Powering the scooter is a 400cc motor that generates 36 hp of max power and 38 Nm of peak torque. Suspension setup comprises USD front forks and horizontally mounted monoshock at rear. The scooter rides on 17-inch front and 15-inch rear wheels, shod with 110/70 and 160/60 tyres, respectively. Braking duties are performed by 295 mm dual disc at front and a single 240 mm disc at rear. Dual-channel ABS is offered as standard.Peugeot XP400 India launch?It is unlikely that Peugeot XP400 will be launched in India anytime soon. The maxi-scooter segment is at a nascent stage in the country, with limited sales potential. Moreover, existing consumer preferences are more in favour of motorcycles. It will take some time for the market to realize the advantages of maxi-scooters and evolve their tastes accordingly.New Peugeot 400cc ADV ScooterFor India, Mahindra-owned Peugeot Motorcycles is expected to launch Kisbee electric scooter. It was spied testing recently alongside Ather 450X and Bounce Infinity E1. In international markets, Peugeot Kisbee is powered by a 50cc petrol motor. It is not offered with an electric powertrain. The electric version being tested for India is likely to be an affordable electric scooter with range of around 45-50 km. Top speed could be limited to 45 kmph. More

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    Ola Electric Scooter Scam Busted – More Than 1,000 People Duped

    Even with increased awareness about online scams, criminals are winning by finding newer ways to target unsuspecting usersOla Electric ScooterFrom email frauds to social media crimes, banking frauds, lottery scams, gift card frauds, fake government website frauds, job frauds, KYC frauds and various other scams, cyber criminals never miss an opportunity to dupe people. They continue to evolve their modus operandi, which makes it harder for people to avoid them.In yet another example of how ingenious cyber criminals can be, more than 1,000 people have been duped via a fake website of Ola Electric. The scam came to light after an FIR was filed with the cybercrime police. Around 20 people have been held and further investigations are underway. It’s not certain if the people who were duped will be getting back all their money. Cyber criminals usually siphon off the loot through cash transactions and other hard-to-trace channels.Ola electric scooter scamAs per initial investigation, it has been revealed that the scam was initiated by two individuals in Bengaluru. The alleged scamsters had created a fake website of Ola Electric to dupe people who were looking to book their Ola electric scooter. The person who has filed an FIR said that he got duped while looking to book his scooter. He had used Ola app, but since it did not have a finance option, he started searching for other options on the internet.This is when he came across the fake website and entered his details like name and mobile number. It is alleged that as soon as the personal details were made available, it was shared with other gang members operating from Bihar and Telangana. Subsequently, the victim received a call and was asked to pay Rs 499 for booking the scooter. Assuming it was genuine, the victim paid the amount via PayU app.Ola Electric Scooter Payment OptionsNext day, he received an email that listed all available finance options. The complainant chose Ola Money, whereupon a payment link was generated on WhatsApp. As per the finance plan, the complainant paid Rs 30,000 as down payment. His sanctioned loan amount was displayed as Rs 72,000. This was apparently a ruse to make everything look genuine.Further, the complainant was asked to pay Rs 13,000 in delivery charges. He was promised that the scooter will be dispatched on the same day if he paid Rs 13,000. Eventually, things started to look suspicious. After realizing what had happened, the complainant approached the cybercrime cell to register the FIR.More than 1000 people dupedIt is estimated that more than 1000 people have been duped of various amounts. The scam could be easily running into several hundred crores. Acting on the complaint, the cybercrime cell raided the call centre that was operating from Patna. More than 60 mobile phones, 114 SIM cards and 7 laptops have been seized. Cops have also traced 25 bank accounts with transactions of more than Rs 5 crore.This scam yet again highlights the need to be cautious when making online transactions. Users should always make payments on the company’s official website or app. Companies don’t usually ask customers to make payments via other channels. We hope the victims will be able to get their money back soon. More

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    Top 10 Two Wheelers Oct 2022 – Splendor, Activa, Pulsar, Jupiter, Apache

    Top 10 Two Wheelers Oct 2022 witnessed a decline in sales in both YoY and MoM analysisHero Splendor Black EditionAfter a very successful festive month, Two Wheelers sales have registered a slight negative growth in the month of October 2022 as compared to September 2022. That said, total YoY sales for these top sellers have seen a decline in contrast to October 2021 which is really interesting.Like clockwork, Hero Splendor takes the top spot with a massive figure of 2,61,721 last month. It wasn’t as massive as 2,67,821 units sold a year before and hence Splendor saw a 2.28% decline YoY in sales.Top 10 Two Wheelers sales October 2022Compared to 2,90,649 units sold during the festive season, Splendor’s numbers declined 9.95% MoM. Volume loss for Splendor stood at 6,100 and 28,928 units YoY and MoM respectively. Despite that, Splendor still holds 24.58% of top 10 Two Wheelers sales for the month of October 2022.Taking 2nd spot, we have Honda Activa with 19.78% of market share on this list. It sold 2,10,623 units last month over 1,96,699 sold a year ago and gained 7.08% YoY with volume growth of 13,924 units. MoM analysis wasn’t in Activa’s favour as it saw a 9.95% MoM decline with 34,984 units lost in volume.Top 10 Two Wheelers Oct 2022 vs Oct 2021 – YoYCB Shine stands in 3rd place with 1,30,916 units sold and registered a YoY growth of 15.29% over 1,13,554 units sold a year ago and a decline of 9.83% MoM with 14,277 units lost in volume MoM. Bajaj Pulsar is the first among this lot to register positive growth in both YoY and MoM analysis. Pulsar sales stood at 1,13,870 units, up by 86,500 units sold a year before and registered 31.64% YoY growth. MoM figures are positive too, with 8.44% MoM growth with 8,867 units gained in volume.Top 10 2WheelersOct-22Oct-21Growth % YoY1. Hero Splendor2,61,7212,67,821-2.282. Honda Activa2,10,6231,96,6997.083. Honda CB Shine1,30,9161,13,55415.294. Bajaj Pulsar1,13,87086,50031.645. Hero HF Deluxe78,0761,64,311-52.486. TVS Jupiter77,04272,1616.767. Bajaj Platina57,84284,019-31.168. Suzuki Access49,19246,4605.889. TVS XL 10044,63855,356-19.3610. TVS Apache40,98839,7992.99Total10,64,90811,26,680-5.48Hero’s second product to fare on this list is HF Deluxe which fell into the red completely, bleeding numbers. With 78,076 units sold as compared to 1,64,311 vehicles sold a year before and 93,596 units sold a month before, HF Deluxe registered a 52.48% YoY decline and a 16.58% MoM decline in sales.TVS enters the list of top 10 Two Wheelers sales for the month of October with its Jupiter scooter. It sold 77,042 units a month ago. While it registered 6.76% YoY growth over 72,161 units sold a year ago, Jupiter’s numbers dropped by 6.5% MoM when compared to 82,394 units sold a month before. It holds 7.23% of the market share on this list.Top 10 Two Wheelers Oct 2022 vs Sep 2022 – MoMAccess Registered Positive GrowthAfter Pulsar, Platina makes it to the list from Bajaj’s stables with 57,842 vehicles sold. That said, it bleeds red completely and registered a 31.16% YoY decline and a 21.15% MoM decline in sales. Suzuki Access is the 2nd product on this list after Pulsar to register positive growth in both YoY and MoM analysis. With 49,192 units sold, Access witnessed 5.88% YoY and 5% MoM growth.9th and 10th spots are taken up by TVS products, XL 100 and Apache series. XL 100 registered 44,638 units and Apache registered 40,988 units. While XL 100 saw declining sales in both YoY and MoM analysis, Apache series of motorcycles saw 2.99% YoY growth. In total, pushing 10,64,908 vehicles, top 10 Two Wheelers sales for October 2022 declined 5.48% YoY and 9.23% MoM. More