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      Honda ‘Activa 6G’ Name Is No More – We Might Not Get 7G

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      Honda removes 6g suffix from Activa nameThe 109.51 cc single cylinder engine on Honda Activa generates same numbers as before and boasts identical pricing tooHMSI is the No 1 scooter brand in India. Activa has been the primary volume generator for many years now. So much so, that people often default on an Activa when buying a scooter. In FY 2023, Honda manufactured 21.5 lakh Activa, most of which were sold in India alone.Honda has, surprisingly, decided to change the name of its bread and butter scooter in May 2023. Before you ask, no. The Activa name is not going anywhere. Instead, Honda is dropping the 6G tag from the name. HMSI has not quoted a reason, but Activa is just an Activa now and the 6G suffix is dropped.Honda Activa Ditches 6G Name – Why though?Why? This is the million-dollar question. As HMSI has not quoted a reason, it can be anyone’s guess. Maybe Honda is doing this as Activa didn’t really get six generations of upgrades. Three at best along with the major powertrain upgrade in 2020 as part of the Indian Government’s push for fewer tailpipe carbon emissions through BS6 emission standard.But, Honda already knew this. So, why the change in name now in May 2023? This might be a part of Honda’s strategic product positioning exercise. Where Honda might bring in variations of its Activa lineup in the future.Honda removes 6g suffix from Activa nameNeed for more variety in the Activa brand is likely to be a necessity in the future. Lastly, Honda is introducing its maiden electric scooter for India in the near future. It will feature swappable battery tech as well. Maybe Honda’s future EV’s name might create a convoluted reception for its current ICE scooter’s name. Anticipation of this might be one of the reasons as well.What next for future Activa updates? No 7G?Long story short, no. There won’t be an Activa 7G or an 8G. Instead, incremental updates for Activa lineup are likely to be recognised with the subsequent year when they were implemented. For example, Honda is likely to recognise updates in 2023 as MY2023 Activa and so forth.Honda Activa’s name is the only change that the company is implementing. No mechanical updates. This means Activa’s tried and tested 109.51cc single-cylinder engine is still on offer. This engine generates 7.73 bhp of power and 8.9 Nm of torque and is mated to a CVT. Honda offers a silent starter, LED headlights, DRL, external fuel filler cap and other features.Honda Activa 2023 specsIndia’s largest scooter maker has not hiked the prices of Activa as well. So the Rs. 75,347 price tag is the same as before too. It’s only the name that Honda has changed and nothing else. Goodbye 6G suffix! More

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      Top 10 150cc to 200cc Motorcycles March 2023 – Apache, Pulsar, FZ, R15, MT15

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      Image – MRD VlogsMotorcycle sales in the 150-200cc segment were led by TVS Apache and Bajaj Pulsar with Yamaha FZ also contributing relatively good numbersFollowing our earlier report on 200-500cc motorcycle sales in March 2023, we now bring you sales figures of top 10 150-200cc bikes also sold during March 2023. This segment has been witnessing steady growth over the past several years with more two wheeler makers bringing in new and more exciting offerings into the segment. Another reason for its growth is the fact that larger capacity bikes get more expensive while lower capacity bikes bring with it the advantages of both affordability and fuel efficiency.This segment has seen a YoY and MoM growth in sales in March 2023. Sales stood at 1,09,007 units, up 3.51 percent from 1,05,308 units sold in March 2022. This was an 8,787 unit volume growth. MoM sales also improved by 6.25 percent from 1,02,591 units sold in Feb 2023.Top 10 150-200cc motorcycle sales March 2023TVS Apache led the segment with 36,226 units sold in March 2023. This was a 32.02 percent YoY growth over 27,439 units sold in March 2022. Sales in Feb 2023 had stood at 34,935 units, thus relating to a 3.70 percent MoM growth. The Apache commands a 33.73 percent share in this segment. In Feb 2023, sales of the TVS Apache crossed the 5 million units (50 lakh) sales milestone ever since the series was launched in 2005.At No. 2 was Bajaj Pulsar with sales of 30,756 units in March 2023, up 22.43 percent YoY from 25,121 units sold in March 2022. This was also a 15.89 percent MoM growth as against 26,539 units sold in Feb 2023. Currently commanding a 28.21 percent share on this list, Bajaj Pulsar NS160 and NS200 were launched in March 2023, the same month when the Pulsar 125cc received feature and engine updates.Motorcycle Sales 150cc-200cc segment March 2023 – YoY ReportSales of the Yamaha FZ were at 19,092 units in March 2023 with a YoY de-growth of 17.05 percent from 23,016 units sold in March 2022. It did however, see improved sales on a MoM basis over 17,262 units sold in Feb 2023. Yamaha FZ-S V3 Matte Black has just been moved into company dealerships, a colour which the company had discontinued sometime back. It was followed by the R15 and MT15 with sales of 7,581 units and 6,201 units respectively in March 2023.Motorcycle Sales 150cc-200cc segment March 2023Sales in sub-5,000 unit range in March 2023Hero Xpulse 200 sales were down to 4,525 units in March 2023, a de-growth of 0.83 percent from 4,563 units sold in March 2022. This 200cc model did however see outstanding MoM growth by 175.91 percent as against 1,640 units sold in Feb 2023.Even as KTM200 saw a 50.03 percent YoY growth to 2,915 units in March 2023 from 1,945 units sold in March 2022, its MoM performance saw sales dip 10.42 percent over 3,254 units sold in Feb 2023. Avenger sales dipped to 1,572 units in March 2023 from 1,582 units sold in March 2022 while MoM sales improved by 1.88 percent from 1,543 units sold in Feb 2023.Motorcycle Sales 150cc-200cc segment March 2023 – MoM ReportYoY and MoM de-growth was seen for the Xtreme 160R/200, sales of which fell to 105 units, down 92.55 percent YoY and 77.27 percent MoM. There was also the Kawasaki W175 lower down on this list at No. 10 with 32 units sold in March 2023. This was a MoM de-growth of 59.49 percent as against 79 units sold in Feb 2023. W175 was launched in September 2022 and is currently priced at Rs 1.47 lakh (ex-showroom).Sales of CB200X dipped to just 2 units in March 2023 from 441 units sold in March 2022 while there had been 0 units sold in Feb 2023. Sales of Gixxer and Unicorn which had stood at 1,698 units and 1,339 units in Feb 2023, along with 6 units of XBlade and 5 units of Hornet 2.0, were down to 0 units in March 2023. More

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      Royal Enfield Himalayan 450 New Spy Video – Testing Inside City

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      Royal Enfield Himalayan 450Royal Enfield Himalayan 450 will rival the likes of KTM 390 Adventure, BMW G310GS and upcoming Hero Xpulse 420Royal Enfield is creating a new 450cc range and the first model to be launched will be Himalayan 450. Later, other models can also be introduced such as Scram 450. Himalayan 450 will be essentially looking to fix the shortcomings of current 411cc Himalayan, all while continuing with the affordable pricing policy.Himalayan 450 was recently spotted inside the city, in what appears to be production-ready format. It indicates that the bike could be launched soon. It can be offered at a starting price of around Rs 2.5 lakh. Latest spy shots are credited to automotive enthusiast Hanish.Himalayan 450 Testing Inside The CityAs compared to the current model, Himalayan 450 will have improved aesthetics, new equipment and more power and torque to conquer challenging terrains. The bike will have evolved capabilities for urban streets as well. Some of the key features of Himalayan 450 include all-LED lighting, fully digital instrument console and USD front forks. As of now, none of the existing single cylinder RE bikes have these features.Other highlights of Himalayan 450 include raised front beak, a compact windscreen, upmarket switchgear, large radiator at front, rugged engine guard and new brake fluid reservoir. The bike has rally-style foot pegs for improved traction in slippery conditions. Rubber inserts will be available for foot pegs, allowing users to customize based on their riding conditions.[embedded content][embedded content]In terms of ergonomics, the bike has a fairly upright stance. While it looks just as tall as the current model, Himalayan 450 has a scooped seat that will help improve balance and handling. With the raised handlebar and elevated front section, users should be able to ride effortlessly standing up on the foot pegs. Even shorter users should not have any major issues riding Himalayan 450.Himalayan 450 performance, specsWhile official engine specs are not known, it is likely to be a liquid cooled unit. Himalayan 450 can deliver around 35 bhp of max power and 40 Nm of peak torque. In comparison, the existing Himalayan has a 411cc engine that makes 24.3 bhp and 32 Nm.Himalayan 450 can be equipped with a 6-speed gearbox. It can have benefits such as enhanced cruising capabilities, improved fuel efficiency and higher top speed. Existing Himalayan has a 5-speed gearbox and offers fuel efficiency of 33.33 kmpl.Royal Enfield Himalayan 450Himalayan 450 has USD front forks, a first for a single-cylinder Royal Enfield bike. It can get 19-inch front and 17-inch rear wheels, the same setup used with current Himalayan. The bike has spoke wheels, with disk brakes at both ends. Dual-channel ABS is likely and switchable functionality can be available for rear wheel.With Royal Enfield’s focus on affordability, Himalayan 450 may miss out on premium features such as quick shifter, slipper and assist clutch and ride-by-wire tech. Tripper screen may not be required, as Himalayan 450’s digital instrument is likely to be equipped with navigation and Bluetooth connectivity. More

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      Two Wheeler Sales, Exports APR 2023 – Hero, Honda, TVS, Bajaj, RE, Suzuki

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      New Bajaj PulsarTwo wheeler sales saw a YoY and MoM growth in domestic markets with Bajaj Auto posting triple digit
      Sales figures for 6 leading OEMs in the Indian two-wheeler segment for the month of April 2023 show growth across domestic markets. Exports on the other hand dipped YoY but saw a reasonable improvement on MoM basis. Total sales in the two wheeler segment as reported by 6 leading automakers stood at 15,15,492 units in April 2023. This was a YoY growth of 3.41 percent when compared to 14,65,544 units sold in April 2022. MoM sales also saw a 4.11 percent improvement from 14,55,700 units sold in March 2023.
      Sales in domestic markets in April 2023 stood at 12,75,397 units, up 17.10 percent over 10,89,187 units sold in April 2022. This was a volume growth of 1,86,210 units. MoM sales also saw a 4.01 percent growth over 12,26,262 units sold in March 2023 relating to a volume growth of 49,135 units.
      Two Wheeler Domestic Sales April 2023
      Hero MotoCorp headed the list with Honda close behind followed by TVS, Bajaj Auto, Royal Enfield and Suzuki. Hero MotoCorp posted a YoY and MoM decline in sales in the past month. Sales stood at 3,86,184 units, down 3.09 percent over 3,98,490 units sold in April 2022. This was a volume de-growth of 12,306 units with Hero commanding a 30.28 percent share. MoM sales also fell by 23.18 percent from 5,02,730 units sold in March 2023 leading to a volume de-growth of 1,16,546 units.
      At No. 2 was Honda with two wheeler sales of 3,38,289 units in the past month, up 6.14 percent over 3,18,732 units sold in April 2022. Sales of Honda improved more significantly on a MoM basis from 1,97,512 units sold in March 2023. Share percentage improved from 16.11 percent held in March 2023 to 26.52 percent last month.
      Two Wheeler Domestic Sales April 2023
      TVS Motor also saw a YoY growth in sales in April 2023 by 29.02 percent with 2,32,956 units sold in the said month. This was an improvement over 1,80,553 units sold in April 2022. Currently commanding an 18.27 percent share, the company has reported a MoM decline in sales in domestic markets by 3.25 percent from 2,40,780 units sold in March 2023. Last month, the company also announced launch of a new variant of its 125cc premium commuter motorcycle – Raider 125.
      Two Wheeler Domestic Sales April 2023
      Bajaj Auto Limited has seen improvement in domestic sales last month. Sales which had stood at 83,233 units in April 2022 improved by 118.46 percent to 1,81,828 units in April 2023. It was also a MoM growth of 19.40 percent over 1,52,287 units sold in March 2023. Bajaj Auto currently holds a 14.26 percent share on this list. Royal Enfield and Suzuki sales stood at 68,881 units and 67,259 units respectively in April 2023 with both posting YoY growth. MoM sales of RE also improved by 15.02 percent while Suzuki sales dipped 7.95 percent on MoM basis.
      Two Wheeler Exports April 2023
      Exports dipped 36.21 percent YoY but improved by 4.64 percent MoM to 2,40,095 units in April 2023. This was against 3,76,357 units shipped in April 2022 and 2,29,438 units exported in March 2023. Every OEM on this list posted YoY de-growth except for Suzuki while Bajaj and Honda were the only two to post MoM growth. Bajaj Auto led in terms of exports in April 2023 with 1,06,157 units exported relating to a 43.68 percent YoY decline but 12.08 percent MoM growth.
      Two Wheeler Exports April 2023
      TVS Motor posted YoY and MoM decline in exports to 61,830 units. Honda too saw exports fall to 36,458 units in April 2023 while Honda exports improved by 152.03 percent MoM. Suzuki exports were at 21,472 units, up 21.59 percent over 17,660 units shipped in April 2022 while MoM exports fell by 12.41 percent. Hero (9,923 units) and Enfield (4,255 units) each posted YoY and MoM decline in exports.
      Two Wheeler Exports April 2023
      Two Wheeler Total (sales + exports) April 2023
      Thanks to increased domestic sales, there was a YoY and MoM growth in total two wheeler sales in April 2023. It was 15,15,492 units in April 2023 up 3.41 percent when compared to 14,65,544 units sold in April 2022 and an increase of4.11 percent from 14,55,700 units sold March 2023.
      Two Wheeler Total (Sales + Exports) April 2023
      Hero MotoCorp sales fell to 3,96,107 units relating to a 5.38 percent YoY and 23.73 percent MoM decline. Honda’s total sales improved to 3,74,747 units in the past month while TVS Motor also posted YoY growth to 2,94,786 units in April 2023. Bajaj Auto had total sales of 2,87,985 units last month, a YoY and MoM growth of 5.99 percent and 16.59 percent respectively while there was also Suzuki with 88,731 units and Royal Enfield with 73,136 units sold in April 2023.
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      Yamaha RD350 Launch Likely As RZ350 – Royal Enfield Rival?

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      Image for illustration purpose. Credit – bluesmokecustoms yamaha rd 350Yamaha had recently showcased R3, R7, MT03, MT07 and MT09 at a dealer event, which reveals the company’s intentions to bring its big bikes to India
      Middleweight segment in India has been registering strong growth, a trend which is expected to continue in the future. It presents a good opportunity for OEMs to aggressively target this space. As of now, more than 3/4th market share of middleweight motorcycle segment is commanded by Royal Enfield.
      Yamaha is among the brands that are actively looking to enter the middleweight segment. The highest capacity Yamaha bikes currently on offer in India are the 250cc FZ 25 and FZS 25. The middleweight segment will also witness other new entrants such as upcoming Hero-Harley and Bajaj-Triumph bikes.
      Yamaha RZ350 and RZ250 trademark filed in Japan
      In several global markets including India, there’s increased demand for retro-styled bikes. While several entirely new models have been created, many OEMs have resurrected iconic models from the bygone era. Yamaha seems to be working on a similar approach, as it has recently filed trademarks for RZ350 and RZ250 in Japan. Considering the craze for retro bikes in India, it is possible that Yamaha could introduce the RZ350 and RZ250 in India as well.
      RD350 was available in India during the 80s and 90s. It was hugely popular for its classic design and powerful performance. Even today, quite a few enthusiasts have the RD350 in running condition. There are various RD clubs as well in several parts of the country. With such a significant fan following, it won’t be surprising if RD350 returns to Indian market. This is especially true when Yamaha is looking to introduce higher capacity bikes in India.
      Yamaha trademarks RZ350 and RZ250 names
      Trademark applications for RZ350 and RZ250 filed in Japan are under Class 12. However, other details are not available at this point of time. OEMs often trademark names, but it is not a guarantee that those products will make it to production stage. With limited information available, it is difficult to say what Yamaha is planning with the RZ350 and RZ250 trademarks.
      RD350 relaunch – What to expect?
      Assuming that RD350 is resurrected, it is likely to be relaunched as a modern classic. It will take on Royal Enfield 350cc range, Honda H’ness CB350, Jawa / Yezdi and upcoming Bajaj-Triumph and Hero-Harley bikes. The hardware will also be upgraded in line with current expectations and in compliance with stricter emission norms.
      Original Yamaha RD350 was equipped with a 347cc air cooled engine that generated 39 bhp of max power. It was mated to a 6-speed gearbox. The two-stroke parallel twin motor was immensely popular for its pulsating performance.
      In its resurrected form, RD350 is likely to get a four-stroke engine. Equipment list will also be updated. For example, the bike could get LED headlamp with DRL, digital instrument console, dual-channel ABS, Bluetooth connectivity, traction control system and assist and slipper clutch. More

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      200cc To 500cc Motorcycle Sales March 2023 – Classic, Hunter, Pulsar, KTM, CB350

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      Image – Rider AKBGrowth in sales was reported both on YoY and MoM basis with the RE Classic 350 and Hunter 350 commanding a major portion of total sales
      Demand for larger capacity bikes in the 200-500cc segment is on the rise. Motorcycles in the 200-500cc segment have seen a 6.82 percent YoY growth in March 2023. Sales stood at 76,873 units in March 2023 as against 71,962 units sold in March 2022. This was a volume growth of 4,911 units. Sales of bikes in this segment also improved MoM by 0.55 percent over 76,449 units sold in Feb 2023.
      It was RE Classic that led the segment in March 2023 with a 31.83 percent share on this list despite a YoY and MoM de-growth. Sales in the said month stood at 24,466 units down 25.17 percent as against 32,694 units sold in March 2022. MoM sales also fell by 10.91 percent over 27,461 units sold in Feb 2023. More recently Classic 350 Bobber has been doing the test rounds with launch date scheduled in the coming months.
      200-500cc Bike Sales March 2023 – RE Classic, Hunter Lead Segment
      Also from Royal Enfield stables was Hunter 350. Sales stood at 10,824 units in March 2023, down 16.26 percent from 12,925 units sold in Feb 2023. RE Hunter 350 currently commands a 14.08 percent share on this list. A relatively recent entry on this list, Hunter 350 has already amassed sales of 1 lakh units in 6 months of launch.
      At No. 3 was Bajaj Pulsar 220-250cc which saw a YoY and MoM growth of 261.28 percent and 88.96 percent respectively. There had been 9,144 units sold in March 2023 as against 2,531 units sold in March 2022 while in Feb 2023 sales had stood at 4,839 units. Market share currently stands at 11.89 percent. The boost in Pulsar sales is thanks to the re-launch of the 220F.
      200cc to 500cc Motorcycle sales March 2023
      Sales of RE Bullet 350 also improved by 3.77 percent YoY to 8,595 units in March 2023 from 8,283 units sold in March 2022 while MoM sales were higher by 4.41 percent from 8,232 units sold in Feb 2023. Also from the RE stables was the Meteor 350 (6,211 units) and Electra 350 (3,374 units) though each of these posted YoY and MoM decline in sales.
      200cc to 500cc Motorcycle sales March 2023
      Honda Hness 350 sales dipped to 2,904 units in March 2023 from 3,406 units sold in March 2022 relating to a 14.74 percent YoY de-growth. However, sales improved by 810.34 percent on MoM basis from just 319 units sold in Feb 2023. Sales fell YoY and MoM for the Himalayan by 49.61 percent and 7.32 percent respectively to 2,633 units.
      There were the two KTM models – 250 and 350cc on this list down at Nos. 9 and 10 respectively. Both these models have seen growth in demand to 1,715 units and 1,208 units in March 2023. Especially talking about the KTM 390, sales improved by a massive 120700 percent YoY from just 1 unit sold in Feb 2023.
      200cc to 500cc Motorcycle sales March 2023
      Sales in sub-1,000 unit range March 2023
      The list also included bikes in the 200-500cc range where sales stood at sub-1,000 units in March 2023. It was the Dominar 400 (820 units), Dominar 250 (643 units), Apache 310 (410 units) and Avenger 220 (380 units). Out of these it was the Dominar 400 and Avenger 220 that reported YoY and MoM growth in demand while each of these saw a MoM increase in sales in March 2023.  
      Lower down the order was also the Ninja 300 (153 units), Husqvarna 250 (126 units) and Ninja 400 (14 units). There was also the Jawa / Yezdi (retail sales) which stood at 3,253 units in March 2023, down 23.73 percent over 4,265 units sold in March 2022 but an increase of 3.07 percent MoM from 3,156 units sold in Feb 2023. More

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      2W Retail Sales April 2023 – Hero, Honda, TVS, Bajaj, Suzuki, RE, Yamaha

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      Hero SplendorIt was a 7.30 percent YoY decline in 2 wheeler retail sales in April 2023 while the segment also saw a de-growth in terms of MoM retail sales
      Two wheeler retail sales in April 2023 has seen a YoY decline by 7.30 percent. This segment was impacted due to new OBD 2 emission standards being made mandatory from 1st April 2023 which also resulted in automakers resorting to increase in prices. Untimely rains damaged crops, thus raising concerns for farmers which in turn had an adverse effect on sales.
      Total two wheeler retail sales stood at 12,29,911 units in April 2023, down 7.30 percent from 13,26,773 units sold in April 2022. It was also a MoM de-growth from 14,45,867 units sold in March 2023. Two leading two wheeler OEMs Hero MotoCorp and Honda posted a YoY de-growth while sales of TVS Motor, Bajaj Auto and Suzuki improved on a YoY basis.
      Two Wheeler Retail Sales April 2023
      Hero MotoCorp sales dipped to 4,10,947 units in the past month, down from 4,55,287 units sold in April 2022. This took market share down to 33.41 percent in April 2023, from 34.32 percent held in April 2022. Honda two wheeler sales also dipped in April 2023 to 2,44,044 units, down from 2,94,952 units sold in April 2022.
      At No. 3 was TVS Motors with a YoY sales growth to 2,08,266 units in April 2023 from 1,95,773 units sold in April 2022. Market share improved to 16.93 percent from 14.76 percent YoY. The TVS iQube e-scooter has been particularly instrumental in these increased sales causing the company to boost production from this month onwards to cater to this added demand.
      Two Wheeler Retail Sales April 2023 vs April 2022 – YoY Analysis
      Bajaj Auto retail sales also improved on a YoY basis to 1,46,172 units from 1,40,602 units sold in April 2022. Currently commanding a market share of 11.88 percent, Bajaj Auto is set to expand the Chetak lineup in 2023. Chetak electric scooter, which is listed under Chetak Technologies Limited, had 370 units sold last month. It is set to see production increase to over 10,000 units from June 2023.
      Two Wheeler Retail Sales April 2023 vs Mar 2023 – MoM Analysis
      Retail sales of Suzuki Motorcycles went up to 61,660 units in April 2023 from 44,897 units sold in April 2022. This took market share up to 5.01 percent from 3.38 percent YoY. Royal Enfield sales also saw a YoY growth to 60,799 units in April 2023 from 49,257 units sold in April 2022 while sales of Yamaha Motors dipped to 38,065 units in the past month from 43,987 units sold in April 2022.
      Electric 2W Retail Sales April 2023
      In the electric two wheeler segment, it was Ola Electric that was the largest EV maker with the most retail sales last month. Ola sales improved to 21,882 units in April 2023 from 12,708 units sold in April 2022. Market share improved to 1.78 percent from 0.96 percent YoY. Ola sells S1, S1 Air and S1 Pro electric scooters in India. Retail sales of Ampere Vehicles also increased to 8,318 units in April 2023 from 6,540 units sold in April 2022.
      Two Wheeler Retail Sales April 2023
      Lower down the list was Ather Energy with retail sales of 7,746 units, up from 2,451 units sold in April 2022. Sales of Hero Electric dipped to 3,331 units in the past month from 6,578 units sold in April 2022. Okinawa also noted significantly lower YoY sales to 3,216 units in April 2023 from 11,010 units sold in April 2022. Ather, Ola, Hero MotoCorp and TVS had overcharged customers to the tune of over Rs 300 crores. They will now be making refunds.
      Piaggio sales also fell to 2,945 units in the past month from 4,701 units sold in the same month of the previous year. Classic Legends sales dipped to 2,274 units in April 2023 from 3,718 units sold in April 2022 and there was Okaya EV on this list with 1,562 units sold in the past month. Retail sales of other two wheeler makers, that also included electric vehicles, accounted for 8,684 units in the past month, down from 54,312 units sold in April 2022. More

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      The Future is Simple: Simple One eScooter Is The One For You?

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      Simple One electric scooter production startsSimple One eScooter: Sustainable, Safe, and Stylish. The Final Countdown – Launch on May 23, 2023
      Indian manufacturer, Simple Energy has begun production of its highly anticipated Simple One eScooter. The first Simple One unit rolled out today at the Tamil Nadu manufacturing facility. Official launch is scheduled on May 23, 2023.
      One of the most significant features of Simple One is its extended ride range, which addresses the common issue of range anxiety. By offering one of the most extensive ranges among electric two-wheelers, Simple Energy presents a major selling point. An aspect that fans faster adoption of electric vehicles in India.
      Simplify Your Life with Simple Energy’s Simple One eScooter
      Customers have been eagerly waiting for the Simple One. By month end, they will finally have access to its advanced features and benefits. This includes an advanced battery pack that meets the highest safety standards. The company refers to Simple One as the safest e-scooter available on the market.
      By prioritising safety in design and production of the battery pack, Simple Energy provides a trustworthy option for customers. This can be an instant hit with customers who factor in safety in their purchase decisions.
      Simple One electric scooter production starts
      A New Era of Sustainable Transportation: Simple Energy’s Simple One eScooter Set to Launch
      Simple One also boasts several advanced features that set it apart from its competitors. They include faster speeds, improved aesthetics, advanced battery systems, and powertrains that meet the highest safety standards. This combination of features offers a sustainable transportation option. It also addresses common concerns related to electric vehicles such as safety, performance, and range.
      Committed to being a frontrunner in India’s EV, and clean energy industry, Simple Energy lays emphasis on research and development. The company plans to expand its product line and introduce more sustainable transportation options to the Indian market. A move that helps meet rising demand for electric vehicles while simultaneously addressing environmental concerns rising from traditional fossil-fueled transportation. The Indian e2W industry has reported several months of sales uptick in recent times.
      Simple One: The Two-Wheeler That Will Make You Say Goodbye to Gas
      For customers who’ve waited for long, Simple One eScooter is presented as a sustainable transportation option. With launch near, it’ll soon be clear what sets Simple One apart from its competitors.
      Customers will receive detailed information about delivery schedules soon. Alongside, the showcase will detail specs and features. Considering the strong customer support the brand has relied on through its extended delay in launch, One can expect much activity by month end. More