Bike

Subterms

    More stories

    • 138 Shares199 Views

      in Bike

      Top 10 Scooters Jan 2023 – Activa, Jupiter, Ola, Ather, iQube

      by

      Honda Activa was the most sold scooter in India in January 2023 finishing ahead of TVS Jupiter and Suzuki Access by a huge marginOla Electric ScooterWhen we look at the top 10 scooter sales in India in January 2023 and compare them with sales in Jan 2022 we see a significant 15.47 percent growth. Total sales stood at 3,41,791 units in Jan 2023 up from 2,95,994 units sold in Jan 2022. This was a volume growth of 45,797 units. When compared on a MoM basis, scooter sales increased significantly over 2,74,335 units sold in Dec 2022.In January 2023 as well, Honda Activa continued its reign in the scooter kingdom despite reporting a YoY de-growth. Total sales of the Activa scooter stood at 1,30,001 units last month, a 9.24 percent YoY dip from 1,43,234 units sold in Jan 2022. This was a 13,233 unit volume de-growth with the Activa commanding a 38.04 percent share. Apart from the Honda Activa, no other scooter on this list was able to cross the 1 lakh unit sales mark.Top 10 Scooter Sales Jan 2023At no. 2 was TVS Jupiter with sales growth of 25.32 percent YoY. Sales increased to 54,484 units in the past month, up from 43,476 units sold in Jan 2022. This was an 11,008 unit volume growth with the Jupiter commanding a 15.94 percent share on this list. MoM sales of the Jupiter also increased to 39,849 units sold in Dec 2022.Suzuki Access was up next with sales of 45,497 units in Jan 2023. This was a 7.95 percent YoY growth from 42,148 units sold in Jan 2022 with a volume growth of 3,349 units. TVS Ntorq sales increased 15.35 percent YoY to 24,362 units, up from 21,120 units sold in Jan 2022. It was also a significant MoM increase in sales over 16,191 units sold in Dec 2022.Top 10 Scooters Sales Jan 2023Honda has noted a YoY and MoM degrowth in sales of the Dio scooter. Sales slipped to 18,752 units in the past month, down 32.64 percent from 27,837 units sold in Jan 2022. In Dec 2022, the company had sold 20,615 units. Share percentage also fell from 7.51 percent held in Dec 2022 to 5.49 percent in Jan 2023.Top 10 Scooters Sales Jan 2023Electric Scooters – Ola S1, Ather 450XOla Electric saw its retail sales zoom 1549.64 percent YoY. Sales which had stood at 1,106 units in Jan 2022 increased to 18,245 units in the past month. The Ola S1 topped electric scooter sales charts all through the past calendar year with an average monthly sales of 8,914 units.Ather 450X sales improved 394.88 percent YoY to 14,802 units in Jan 2023, up from 2,991 units sold in Jan 2022. This was an 11,811 unit volume growth. Ather achieved a major milestone in Jan 2023 having surpassed a 1 lakh unit production. TVS iQube sales also went up 695.88 percent YoY to 12,169 units from 1,529 units sold in Jan 2022 which related to a 10,640 unit volume growth. It was also a MoM growth from 11,071 units sold in Dec 2022.Top 10 Scooters SalesJan-23Jan-221. Honda Activa (-9%)1,30,0011,43,2342. TVS Jupiter (+25%)54,48443,4763. Suzuki Access (+8%)45,49742,1484. TVS Ntorq (+15%)24,36221,1205. Honda Dio (-33%)18,75227,8376. Ola (Retail) (+1550%)18,2451,1067. Ather 450X (+395%)14,8022,9918. Suzuki Burgman (+32%)12,5049,5049. TVS iQube (+696%)12,1691,52910. Hero Destini (+296%)10,9753,049Total (+15%)3,41,7912,95,994Lower down the order at No. 8 was the Suzuki Burgman Street. Sales increased 31.57 percent YoY to 12,504 units, from 9,504 units sold in Jan 2022. The top 10 scooter list also included the Destini, sales of which improved 259.95 percent YoY to 10,975 units, up from 3,049 units sold in Jan 2022 relating to a 7,926 unit volume growth. MoM sales were higher from 9,123 units sold in Dec 2022. More

    • 150 Shares149 Views

      in Bike

      Bajaj Pulsar 220F Launch Price Leaks – Rs 1.39 Lakh, WB Dealer

      by

      The same 220 cc single-cylinder engine will be carried over, making 20.9 bhp of power and 18.5 Nm of torque and is coupled to a 5-speed gearboxBajaj Pulsar 220F Launch Price LeaksA few months after the launch of Pulsar F250, Bajaj Pulsar 220F was silently retired. But it seems that the new P250 did not manage to engage enough sales as expected. As per sales data, Bajaj has lost considerable sales in the 200 – 250cc segment since the 220F was discontinued.In order to regain lost sales in the 200cc+ segment, Bajaj has relaunched the Pulsar 220F. Production has already started at the company plant, while bookings are now open across India.Bajaj Pulsar 220F Pricing LeaksAfter bringing you pictures of the Pulsar 220F from the production plant, we have now gotten our hands on its pricing as well. Bajaj Pulsar 220F price is pegged at Rs. 1,39,686 (ex-sh), as revealed by a dealer in Durgapur, West Bengal.Pricing of the new Pulsar 220F is in line with what we had anticipated. It is currently the most affordable 200cc+ motorcycle in the Indian market. Bookings of the Pulsar 220F are now open across India.Bajaj Pulsar 220F Launch Price LeaksBajaj Pulsar 220F pricing has been its strength for a long time. Even today, there is no real rival for the Pulsar 220F. The only motorcycle coming close to Pulsar 220F is its newer and bigger sibling Pulsar F250, which is priced at Rs. 1,49,978, ex-sh. Apart from competing with its sibling, Bajaj Pulsar 220F price pits it against Hero Xpulse 200 4V, TVS Apache RTR 200 4V, Honda Hornet 2.0 and the likes.Specs & FeaturesWith its revival, we were hoping Bajaj would be adding dual-channel ABS, Bluetooth connectivity (not a blue-backlit Bajaj logo) and some more new features. But Bajaj has kept the Pulsar 220F unchanged. Except for new stickers and colours, there is not much that is new with the 2023 Pulsar 220F.Powering the new Pulsar 220F is a 220cc air/oil cooled engine that is now RDE and OBD-II compliant. It delivers 20.9 bhp of power and 18.5 Nm of torque, coupled to a 5-speed gearbox. Bajaj Pulsar 220F comes equipped with disc brakes at both ends and single channel ABS, telescopic front forks and twin shock absorbers at the rear.Other features include clip-on handlebars, a semi-digital instrument console, split seats, projector headlight, and a bikini fairing. More details will be revealed at the official launch in a few days. Deliveries will start immediately after. More

    • 125 Shares99 Views

      in Bike

      New Yamaha FZS V4.0 Arrives At Dealer Showroom – Walkaround

      by

      With a price tag of Rs. 1,27,400 (ex-sh), 2023 Yamaha FZ-S Ver 4.0 competes with Xtreme 160R, Apache RTR 160 4V and Pulsar N160New Yamaha FZS V4.0The FZ lineup acts as an entry-level portal into Yamaha’s motorcycle lineup. Thanks to this, it is the highest-selling Yamaha motorcycle in India. Yamaha has now updated FZ-S FI for 2023 and now bears Ver 4.0 tag. There are considerable changes to the outgoing model.Price increment associated with this update is Rs. 3,000. New Yamaha FZS V4.0 is priced from Rs. 1,27,400, as opposed to Rs. 1,24,400 for the outgoing model (both prices ex-sh). Price increment seems to be justified considering everything new with Ver 4.0. Along with new FZS, Yamaha also launched updated versions of FZ-X, R15 V4 and MT-15.2023 Yamaha FZ-S Ver 4.0First batch of the new FZ-S has started to arrive at dealer showrooms. Thanks to K2K Motovlogs we now have a detailed walkaround of 2023 Yamaha FZ-S. Main change that is immediately visible is its front headlight design. Ver 4.0 new face gets twin LED DRLs flanking the main LED headlight unit. These new DRLs somewhat remind me of the red tattoo on Kratos’ face in the God Of War video game.We would have liked it if Yamaha got rid of the chrome element surrounding its fake air vent on its tank shrouds. This still is the only sour point on an otherwise brilliant-looking motorcycle. Nonetheless, it lends FZ-S Ver 4.0 a strong character.[embedded content][embedded content]Other changes include a larger instrument console. This is the same unit as found on Yamaha MT-15. New FZS has a larger LCD display that gets Bluetooth connectivity. It displays phone battery level, SMS alerts and call alerts on the console. No turn-by-turn navigation, though.LED turn indicators are now offered as standard. Earlier, it was offered only as a paid accessory. Even though the braking hardware is kept similar to the outgoing model, TCS has been added with Ver 4.0. This is a welcome addition to Yamaha’s entry-level motorcycle. Taking on corners will be even more inspiring than before. Dual-channel ABS is still not offered.Specs & RivalsWith the new model, Yamaha has integrated OBD-II diagnostics as well. The 149cc single-cylinder engine is BS6 phase II compliant, meeting RDE norms. Along with that, this engine is E20 compliant as well. Meaning, it is capable of running on Ethanol blends up to 20%.Mechanically, there are no changes as of FZ-S Ver 4.0. It still makes 12.4 PS of power and 13.3 Nm of torque. Engine is mated to a 5-speed gearbox. This is a fairly fuel-efficient 150cc motorcycle. Yamaha is offering the same three shades that it used to offer with FZ-S ver 3.0. These are Metallic Black, Metallic Grey and Majesty Red. Only Metallic Grey gets Blue alloys, while the other two get them in Gold shade. More

    • 138 Shares169 Views

      in Bike

      350cc Motorcycle Sales Jan 2023 – Classic, Bullet, Jawa, Yezdi, CB350

      by

      Motorcycle sales in the 350cc segment grew 35.53 percent YoY and 14.53 percent MoM in Jan 2023Royal Enfield Classic 350cc Sales Jan 2023Positive sales growth was seen across the 350cc motorcycle segment in the past month. Sales stood at 68,880 units, up 35.53 percent YoY from 50,823 units sold in Jan 2022. MoM sales also ended positively with a 14.53 percent growth over 60,141 units sold in Dec 2022.Top 5 models on this list were from Royal Enfield. It was the Classic 350 that saw maximum sales at 26,134 units, down 2.39 percent YoY over 26,775 units sold in Jan 2022. MoM sales improved 26.36 percent from 20,682 units sold in Dec 2022. The Classic 350 has a 37.94 percent share in this segment.350cc Motorcycle Sales Jan 2023At no. 2 was Hunter 350 with 16,574 units sold in the past month and a 24.06 percent market share. This was a MoM de-growth of 3.98 percent when compared to 17,261 units sold in Dec 2022 when market share had stood at 28.70 percent.YoY and MoM growth was reported for Bullet 350 which is regaled for its outstanding performance and iconic design. Sales in the past month improved by 31.70 percent YoY and 9.86 percent MoM to 9,685 units. There had been 7,354 units sold in Jan 2022 while sales in Dec 2022 had stood at 8,816 units.350cc Motorcycle Sales Jan 2023Sales of RE Meteor dipped 9.91 percent in Jan 2023 to 7,622 units from 8,460 units sold in Jan 2022. MoM sales improved by 21.02 percent from 6,298 units sold in Dec 2022. Outstanding growth was seen in the case of Electra 350 with a 58.73 percent YoY increase in sales to 4,208 units, up from 2,651 units sold in Jan 2022. MoM sales also improved by 24.46 percent from 3,381 units sold in Dec 2022.Honda, Jawa, Yezdi Sales 350ccLower down the list was the Honda CB350 at No. 6 with sales falling 66.22 percent YoY to 1,085 units in Jan 2023 from 3,212 units sold in Jan 2022. MoM sales however improved by 6.16 percent from 1,022 units sold in Dec 2022.There was also the Jawa Yezdi on this list with retail sales in Jan 2023 at 3,572 units, up 50.65 percent from 2,371 units sold in Jan 2022 relating to volume growth of 1,201 units. In Dec 2022, there had been 2,681 units sold relating to a 33.23 percent MoM growth. This led to a volume growth of 891 units.Recently Jawa Yezdi added new colours to its Jawa 42 and Yezdi Roadster at the start of this year and have extensive plans for 2023 with expansion of network from a current 400 touchpoints in India to over 500 outlets by the end of this calendar year. More

    • 138 Shares119 Views

      in Bike

      Ola Electric Scooter Battery Price – Rs 87k For S1 PRO

      by

      Prices for Ola S1 Range batteries go till Rs. 66,549 for a 3 kWh pack and Rs. 87,298 for a 4 kWh packOla Electric Scooter Battery CostIndia has opened up to the EV revolution like never before. This is reflected in sales figures as they post meteoric rise month-on-month. Leading this growth in 2W EV segment is Ola Electric. The company recently announced varied battery options for its S1 range of scooters. Along with that, we also got a glimpse of Ola’s 5 future motorcycles too.Ola’s batteries range from 2 kWh (S1 Air & S1), 3 kWh (S1 Air & S1) and 4 kWh (S1 Air & S1 Pro) in capacity. One must have wondered how much one battery from Ola costs. Prices have been recently revealed by a Twitter user Mannu Bhardwaj. Prices for a 3 kWh battery pack for Ola S1 and S1 Air is Rs. 66,549 and a 4 kWh battery pack for S1 Air and S1 Pro is Rs. 87,298.Ola S1 Range Batteries PricesConsidering the price of these scooters respectively, battery alone costs more than half of the entire vehicle. It is staggering to learn how much EV batteries cost. For example, Nexon EV battery pack and electric motor costs Rs 11 lakh. One has to be aware of battery costs while buying EVs.Ola’s banana-shaped batteries are manufactured in-house and are indigenously designed as well. Even though Ola Electric is one of the leading mass-manufacturers of batteries in India, prices are relatively higher. Unlike China, India is still in its infant stages where battery production is concerned.Ola Electric Scooter Battery Cost – 2.98 kW at Rs 66kManufacturing efficiency of China associated with a large scale of production is a crucial factor too. Not to mention the world’s largest reserves of Lithium are in China. Indian battery prices can’t compete with Chinese component prices. Plus we have to pay customs duties. Due to a combination of factors, cost of batteries is relatively higher in India and batteries play a vital role in EV prices.Ola Electric Scooter Battery Cost – 6 kW at Rs 87kOn top of this, Ola’s batteries are part of a high-voltage EV architecture as opposed to abundant slow-speed electric scooters. Ola’s motors are capable of peaking at 4.5 kW (S1 Air) to 8.5 kW (S1 & S1 Pro). Battery development costs and battery optimisation costs add to the overall price too. Ola has engineered its scooter lineup to extract as much as 181 km (claimed) from a single charge.Ola To Setup Lithium Cell Giga FactoriesOla CEO announced today – “Ola will setup the worlds largest EV hub with integrated 2W, Car and Lithium cell Gigafactories in Tamil Nadu”. They have sighed MoU with Tamil Nadu government. These new factories will help bring battery cost down in the future.Ola Electric Announces Lithium cell GigafactoriesOne might argue for Rs. 87,298, they can buy an entire 125cc ICE scooter (ex-sh) and still have Rs. 10,000 left for fuel costs to cover 5,000 km. It is hard to argue with despite the ecological concerns. That said, early adopters are the ones burdened with EV prices so manufacturers reach the mass-production stage. It is what it is.Source More

    • 150 Shares189 Views

      in Bike

      2024 KTM Duke 200, Duke 390 Spied Up Close – New Details

      by

      New KTM Duke 200/250/390 pack in a new chassis and subframe, enhanced styling and updated swingarm and suspension2024 KTM Duke 200 Spied TestingKTM has been steadfast in introducing updates across the range at regular intervals. Be it new colour options, visual tweaks, performance boost or hi-tech features, KTM has always focused on staying one-step ahead in the game.KTM’s efforts have paid rich dividends, as is evident from its growing popularity across the globe. The company recently achieved a key production milestone of 1 million units at Bajaj plant.KTM 2023 Duke 200/250/390 updatesLater this year, KTM will be launching the updated versions of 200 Duke, 250 Duke and 390 Duke. Sightings of test mules reveal quite a few exciting updates. Duke range is among the primary volume generators for the company. So, it’s apparent that KTM will ensure the new Duke motorcycles meet expectations and have better capabilities than rivals.New 2023 KTM Duke gets a refreshed headlight and tail light. Fuel tank appears to be a larger unit and shoulder fairing seems to be a few centimetres longer than that of the current model. The grooves on the fairing appear to be deeper, which could possibly help improve the bike’s aerodynamics. Overall, the bike looks sharper and sportier in comparison to the current model. 2023 KTM Duke bikes could also get new colour options. Take a look at the detailed spy video of new gen KTM Duke shared by The Fat Biker.[embedded content][embedded content]Users can expect improved ride dynamics, as 2023 KTM Duke motorcycles utilize a new chassis and subframe. Exact details are not known, but past updates have focused on improving balance and handling. Changes introduced in the past have also resulted in a lightweight profile for the bike. A similar approach is likely for 2023 KTM Duke as well.In terms of core hardware, one of the key updates is offset monoshock rear suspension and new swingarm geometry. An offset rear monoshock can have various advantages, depending on the design. In general, it helps reduce clutter, improves space utilization and allows easy access for repairs and maintenance.KTM 2023 Duke 200/250/390 performanceNew 20223 KTM Duke motorcycles will be getting upgraded engines. Users can expect improved performance and possibly some fuel savings as well. In India, the engines will be greener with OBD-2 compliance. New 2023 KTM 390 Duke is expected to get a higher displacement 399cc motor. In its current form, 390 Duke is powered by a 373.2 cc motor that makes 43 hp of max power and 37 Nm of peak torque. It is mated to a 6-speed gearbox.Along with cosmetic touch-ups and hardware upgrades, 2023 KTM Duke bikes could get a range of new tech features. There could be a new digital instrument console or additional features could be introduced. Rider aids could be expanded and there could be new functions on the KTM MY RIDE connectivity platform. 2023 KTM Duke bikes are expected to be launched sometime in mid-2023. As they pack in a comprehensive range of updates, pricing will be on the higher side. More

    • 125 Shares99 Views

      in Bike

      MS Dhoni Takes Delivery Of New TVS Ronin 225cc Motorcycle

      by

      TVS Ronin motorcycle gets a 225 cc engine with a first-in-segment Integrated Starter Generator (ISG)MS Dhoni taking delivery of his new motorcycle – TVS RoninTVS Motor Company launched the new Ronin motorcycle last year. It is presented in three variants of Ronin SS, Ronin DS, and a top variant called Ronin TD priced from Rs 1,49,000 to Rs 1,70,650, ex-sh.This scrambler-style motorcycle is built entirely on a brand new chassis and comes in with first in segment mild-hybrid technology with an Integrated Starter Generator (ISG) that also offers first of its kind silent start system. Brand ambassador of TVS Motorcycle, MS Dhoni has now taken delivery of new TVS Ronin.MS Dhoni Takes DeliveryMS Dhoni needs no introduction. He is one of the most successful cricket captain Indian team has ever had. He is also a biking enthusiast, and owns over 100 motorcycles. These include Kawasaki Ninja H2, X132 Hellcat, Yamaha RD350, Rajdoot, Suzuki Shogun, Yamaha RX100, TVS Apache 310, a few Harley Davidson, Ducati, etc.MS Dhoni’s newest motorcycle is TVS Ronin top variant. Speaking about variants, base Ronin SS gets two monotone colours of Magna Red and Lightning Black. The Ronin DS is being offered in two dual-tone colour options of Delta Blue and Stargaze Black, while top-of-the-line Ronin TD is available in Galactic Grey priced at Rs 1,68,750 and Dawn Orange priced higher at Rs 1,70,750.MS Dhoni taking delivery of his new motorcycle – TVS RoninPositioned as a premium lifestyle product, the TVS Ronin sports a rounded LED headlamp, T shaped signature position lamp and arrow shaped LED turn signals. At the rear, a crystalline light bar is noted. Design features also include a tear drop shaped fuel tank, gold painted upside down front forks, blacked out engine and a slim seat design.It rides on multi spoke, 17 inch, alloy wheels in a dual tone finish and riding stance is more comfortable thanks to wide set handlebars and centrally mounted foot pegs. The kerb weight is 160 kgs. The tyres sport a block pattern and have been specifically developed for Ronin.TVS Ronin Features, Engine SpecsInstrumentation is via a Bluetooth-enabled monopod instrument cluster with features such as trip meter, gear shift indicator and ride mode indicator besides options for TVS’ SmartXonnect connected vehicle system offering turn-by-turn navigation, calls as well as SMS alerts and voice assist.New TVS RoninTVS Ronin gets its power via a 225.9cc, fuel injected, single cylinder engine. This is the same engine that also powers TVS Apache RTR 200 4V. The engine is capable of 20 hp power at 7,750 rpm and 20 Nm torque at 3,750 rpm mated to a 5 speed gearbox with assist and slipper clutch. Top speed is pegged at 120 km/h. Braking is via 300mm disc brakes at the front and 240mm disc brakes at the rear while the Ronin gets 41mm USD fork in the front and gas charged monoshock unit at the rear.The base and mid variants receive single channel ABS while the top spec model sports dual channel ABS with Rain and Urban modes as standard. TVS Ronin is the first motorcycle in its segment to get an integrated starter generator (ISG) that facilitates a smooth and silent start.Never seen before, TVS Motor is also offering buyers a series of accessories for the new Ronin via an online configurator, allowing for a more personalized stance. Customers can fit their bikes with adjustable levers, saddle bags, tank grips, visor, etc. and can also select from a range of apparel to go along with the Ronin that includes riding jackets, gloves and helmets. More

    • 150 Shares199 Views

      in Bike

      Top 10 Two Wheelers Jan 2023 – Splendor, Activa, Pulsar, Jupiter, Apache

      by

      With a massive sales figure, Splendor aced the top 10 two wheelers list for Jan 2023, with Activa trailing behind with half the salesImage – Dev MTRBeing one of the biggest markets for two wheelers, India sold a considerably large number in Jan 2023. Within the top 10 two wheelers, we saw 8,31,219 units sold last month as opposed to 8,03,247 units sold a year ago. This resulted in a 3.48% YoY growth with volume growth of 27,972 units YoY.With 2,61,833 units sold, Hero Splendor bagged the title of being the highest-selling 2W of India. When compared to 2,08,263 Splendors sold a year ago, 25.72% YoY growth was achieved with 53,570 units gained in volume YoY. Out of this list, Splendor alone holds a 31.50% market share.Top 10 Two Wheelers Sales Jan 2023Activa came 2nd with 1,30,001 units. This is almost half of what Hero Splendor managed. That is a 9.24% YoY decline. A pattern which resonated with 3rd highest-seller CB Shine from Honda. With 99,878 units sold, Shine couldn’t beat the 1,05,159 units sold a year ago. Hence the 5.02% YoY decline. The market share of Activa and CB Shine was 15.64% and 12.02% respectively.In 4th place, we have the Bajaj Pulsar series. Bajaj sold 84,279 Pulsars last month and easily surpassed 66,839 Pulsars sold a year ago. YoY growth was 26.09% with 17,440 Pulsars gained in volume YoY and 10.14% market share. With Pulsar 220F launch soon, this number should go higher in coming months.Top 10 Two Wheeler Sales Jan 2023In 5th place, we have the Jupiter scooter from TVS with 54,484 units. YoY growth stood at 25.32% as opposed to 43,476 units sold in January 2022 with 11,008 units gained in volume. Hero HF Deluxe took 6th place with 47,840 units sold last month. The popularity of Splendor might have overshadowed HF Deluxe as sales declined by 44.32% YoY and lost 38,086 units in volume.Being the highest-selling Suzuki product in India, Access managed to sell 45,497 units. This was enough to beat 42,148 units sold in 2022 and register 7.95% YoY growth and 5.47% market share. Volume gain stood at 3,3,49 units.XL 100 Sold 36,723 UnitsBajaj’s second entrant into the top 10 two wheelers list is Platina commuter motorcycle. Bajaj managed to sell 41,873 of these last month. Despite that, there was a 9.94% YoY decline as opposed to 46,492 Platinas sold in 2021. Volume lost was 4,619 units.Top 10 Two Wheelers SalesJan-23Jan-221. Hero Splendor (+26%)2,61,8332,08,2632. Honda Activa (-9%)1,30,0011,43,2343. Honda CB Shine (-5%)99,8781,05,1594. Bajaj Pulsar (+26 %)84,27966,8395. TVS Jupiter (+25%)54,48443,4766. HF Deluxe (-44%)47,84085,9267. Suzuki Access (+8%)45,49742,1488. Bajaj Platina (-10%)41,87346,4929. TVS XL 100 (+3%)36,72335,78510. TVS Apache (+11%)28,81125,925Total8,31,2198,03,247If Splendor is the highest-selling motorcycle and Activa is the highest-selling scooter, XL 100 is the highest-selling moped in the country. With 36,723 units sold, XL 100 registered a mere 2.62% YoY growth and managed to gain 938 units in volume YoY.In 10th place, we have the TVS Apache series, which is Bajaj Pulsar’s arch-rival. Yamaha’s FZ lineup didn’t manage to make it to the top 10 list. Apache sales stood at 28,811 units, which translated to a healthy 11.13% YoY growth and 2,886 units gained in volume. Apache has a 3.47% market share among this list. More