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      BMW Electric Scooter India Launch Planned – Exp Price Rs 15 Lakh

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      BMW CE 04 electric scooter will be a direct import hence taking the price sky-highBMW Electric ScooterBMW Motorrad is launching new vehicles to expand its motorcycle portfolio in India. The German brand aims at bringing all their motorcycles and scooters to the Indian market. Speaking about BMW scooters, we got the BMW C 400 GT maxi-scooter on our soil last year. Despite the steep price of Rs 10 lakh, it is generating good sales.BMW Group India President Vikram Pawah said that BMW C 400 GT Maxi-scooter’s success in India has led them to believe that a strong demand exists for a premium product. BMW is now planning on launching their electric scooter in India. If all goes well, the CE 04 electric maxi-scooter will be launched in India via CBU route. This electric scooter is on sale in Europe currently, which is where it is manufactured.BMW Electric Scooter CE 04One look at the BMW CE 04 electric scooter will stun you. It looks like it came straight out of a Cyberpunk movie that probably took place in 2200. BMW CE 04 has a really long wheelbase with a low ground clearance which might be a recipe for disaster for Indian roads with giant and vastly illogical speed breakers.The front windshield finished in funky orange, looks purely aesthetic and might not deflect any wind. The seats look very eye-catching and at the same time, very uncomfortable. The rider’s triangle looks very comfortable though. Sticking with the maxi-styled design, it is not a step-through scooter as the central tunnel is stuffed with batteries.BMW Electric Scooter CE 04Speaking of batteries, it has an 8.9 kWh battery pack which is more than twice as much as an Ola S1 Pro. This battery pack is essentially one module out of 11 modules found on BMW’s iX electric SUVs. Instead of designing new EV components, BMW is reusing what they already have – parts sharing is the mantra. The motor makes 42 bhp and 62 Nm and is precisely a 1/3rd section of the motor that powers BMW X1 PHEV SUV. Also, it has a 10.25” horizontal screen for instrumentation, like we have seen on BMW cars.Price & LaunchOther components include front 35mm telescopic front forks and rear off-set mono-shock mounted on a single-sided swingarm, dual disc setup at front, and single disc setup at the rear with dual-channel ABS, belt-drive and more. It is capable of 120 kph top speed and 130 km of range from a single charge and weighs a whopping 231 kg. Yikes!BMW Electric Scooter costs $11,795 (approx Rs. 9.50 lakh) for the base model and $14,180 (approx Rs. 11.42 lakh) for the top-spec variant (both prices ex-sh) in global markets. Going by import trends in India, we will get the top-spec variant and due to Indian import duties and taxes, we can see a hefty price tag of Rs. 15 lakh to 18 lakh. You can buy an imported Hayabusa for that price in India. Heck, you can even buy the newly launched Tata Nexon EV Max, for this price.New BMW Electric ScooterIf launched, BMW won’t be pitting it for regular EV buyers at all. This is for the uber-rich Indians that want to make a statement with a niche product. Looking at it from that perspective, this is an absolute gem as an expensive collection in their garage. Because it looks like a concept vehicle that one can actually buy and it doesn’t get better than that.For the mass market segment, BMW does have plans to launch entry level electric vehicles, in partnership with TVS. But that will take some time. In related news, BMW G 310 RR was launched recently too.Source More

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      Top 10 Motorcycles June 2022 – Splendor, Pulsar, Classic, Apache

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      Hero Splendor takes the top spot as Honda CB Shine and Hero HF Deluxe take 2nd and 3rd spot respectivelyTVS ApacheIndia is one of the largest motorcycle markets in the world. Motorcycle manufacturers offer more commuters than premium motorcycles because that’s what sells the most. In the earlier post, we took a look at the top 10 two wheelers and top 10 scooters in June 2022. In this post, let’s take a look at the top 10 highest-selling motorcycles in India that are ICE powered – June 2022.Highest-selling motorcycle in June 2022 is Hero Splendor. Interestingly, Hero Splendor at the top, sells more than the immediate 2nd and 3rd place holders’ sales combined. At 2,70,923 units, it sells more than Honda CB Shine and Hero HF Deluxe combined.Top 10 Motorcycles June 2022Hero MotoCorp sold 2,70,923 units of Splendor in June 2022 over 2,64,009 units sold in June 2021 registering a YoY growth of 2.62% with a 37.03% share of this top 10 list. Second on the list is Honda CB Shine selling 1,25,947 units in June 2022 over just 71,879 units in June 2021 registering a staggering growth of 75.25% and filling a 17.21% share of this list. This is the highest YoY growth registered in June 2022 over June 2021 on this list. Splendor recently got the XTEC system giving more value to buyers.Third, on the list of top 10 motorcycles is again a Hero product that is HF Deluxe. Being the cheapest product from the company, it sold 1,13,155 units in June 2022 while it sold 1,10,724 units in June 2021 registering a growth of just 2.20% which constitutes a 15.47% share of this list.Top 10 Motorcycles June 2022The first product from Bajaj stables on this list is the Pulsar series which is in fourth spot. Pulsar range sold 83,723 units in June 2022 against 79,150 units sold in June 2021 gaining 5.78% YoY with an 11.44% share of this list. Even though Pulsar series don’t make it to the top three, they sell more than their arch-rival Apache series from TVS.Apache Trails Pulsar, FZIn fifth spot of this top 10 motorcycles list is Hero’s third product on this list, Glamour. It sold 30,105 units in June 2022 over 18,759 units in June 2021 gaining 60.48% YoY and constituting a 4.11% share of this list. Second Bajaj product in the list is also the first of only two with negative growth YoY. It is the Platina that sold just 27,732 units in June 2022 while it sold 43,313 units in June 2021 registering a dip of 35.97%.Royal Enfield Classic 350, which is the most expensive motorcycle in the list – has sold 25,425 units in June 2022 over 17,377 units sold in June 2021. RE C350 has registered a positive growth of 46.31% contributing to only a 3.48% share of the motorcycles in this list. Yamaha FZ series sold 19,305 units in June 2022 over 11,084 units sold in June 2021 registering a positive growth of 74.17% contributing to only a 2.64% share of the motorcycles in this list.Top 10 MotorcyclesJun-22Jun-21Growth % YoY1. Hero Splendor2,70,9232,64,0092.622. Honda CB Shine1,25,94771,86975.253. Hero HF Deluxe1,13,1551,10,7242.204. Bajaj Pulsar83,72379,1505.785. Hero Glamour30,10518,75960.486. Bajaj Platina27,73243,313-35.977. Royal Enfield Classic 35025,42517,37746.318. Yamaha FZ19,30511,08474.179. Hero Passion18,56016,11315.1910. TVS Apache16,73730,233-44.64Total7,31,6126,62,63110.41Next, we have the fourth Hero product, Passion. It sold 18,560 units in June 2022 over 16,113 units sold in June 2021 registering a 15.19% YoY growth. It constitutes a 2.54% share of this list of motorcycles. In 10th place, we have TVS Apache which sold 16,737 units in June 2022 over 30,233 units sold in June 2021 registering a dip of 44.64% which is the highest on this list. Apache series trails behind the FZ series and Pulsar series. More

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      Top 10 Scooters June 2022 – Activa, Jupiter, Access, Dio, NTorq, RayZR

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      Honda Activa takes the top spot as TVS Jupiter and Suzuki Access take 2nd and 3rd spot respectivelyImage for reference.India is one of the largest motorcycle markets in the world. We buy more motorcycles than cars owing to our economy. Among the motorcycles, scooters form the logical choice too as they’re versatile in their perception and nature. But scooters don’t sell as much as commuters though.In the earlier post, we took a look at the top 10 two wheelers sold in June 2022. In this post, we have compiled a list of top 10 highest-selling scooters in India that are ICE powered. We have posted the electric scooter sales in a previous post.Top 10 Scooters June 2022Highest-selling scooter in India is Honda Activa. Excluding Activa, if we add sales figures of all the scooters in the list, it will sum up to 1,91,577 in June 2022. Interestingly, Honda Activa alone sells almost as much. At 1,84,305 units, it sells more than Jupiter, Access, Dio, NTorq, Pleasure, Avenis, Burgman and RayZR combined. Yeah, combined. Talk about the flex, huh?Honda sold 94,274 Activa in June 2021 which almost doubled in June 2022 registering a YoY growth of 94.57% with a 49.03% share of this top 10 list. Second on the list is TVS Jupiter selling 62,851 units in June 2022 which almost doubled from 31,848 units in June 2021 registering a growth of 97.35% and making a 16.72% share of this list.Top 10 Scooters June 2022Third on the list of top 10 scooters, is Suzuki Access. It sold 34,131 units in June 2022 while it sold 31,399 units in June 2021 registering a growth of just 8.70% which constitutes a 9.08% share of this list. Access has been consistent in sales and has a good fanbase in India. The second Honda on this list is Dio which is in fourth spot. Dio sold 26,450 units in June 2022 against 18,983 units sold in June 2021 gaining 39.34% YoY with a 7.04% share of this list.In fifth spot is one of the sportiest scooters on this list, TVS NTorq. It sold 22,741 units in June 2022 over 15,544 units in June 2021 gaining 46.30% YoY and constituting a 6.05% share of this list. Hero Pleasure is the only one on the list with negative growth YoY of 36.88%. It sold 11,321 units in June 2022 while it sold 17,937 units in June 2021.Avenis, Fascino, RayZR – Sales June 2022Suzuki’s new Avenis 125 has a decent head start of 9,284 units sold in June 2022. Suzuki Burgman Street 125 maxi-styled scooter sold 8,793 units in June 2022 over 7,935 units sold in June 2021 registering a positive growth of 10.81% contributing only 2.34% share of the scooters in this list.Top 10 ScootersJun-22Jun-21Growth % YoY1. Honda Activa1,84,30594,72494.572. TVS Jupiter62,85131,84897.353. Suzuki Access34,13131,3998.704. Honda Dio26,45018,98339.345. TVS NTorq22,74115,54446.306. Hero Pleasure11,32117,937-36.887. Suzuki Avenis9,2840–8. Suzuki Burgman8,7937,93510.819. Yamaha RayZR8,0912,229262.9910. Yamaha Fascino7,9152,065283.29Total3,75,8822,22,66468.81Lastly, we have the 125cc twins from Yamaha, Fascino 125 and RayZR 125. Both scooters recorded the highest YoY growth on this list. Is it due to the recent mild-hybrid update Yamaha gave them? This new Hybrid system made them both the most fuel-economical 125cc scooters in India.Yamaha RayZR 125 sold 8,091 units in June 2022 over just 2,229 units sold in June 2021 registering a 262.99% YoY growth. It constitutes a 2.15% share of this list of scooters. At 10th place of this top 10 scooters list, Yamaha Fascino 125 sold 7,915 units in June 2022 over just 2,065 units sold in June 2021 registering 283.29% YoY growth which is the highest on this list.  More

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      Ola Electric Scooter Move OS 3 Launch On Diwali 2022 – First Teaser

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      Ola Move OS 3 is expected to launch around Diwali, on time, unlike Move OS 2.0 which saw multiple delaysOla Electric Scooter Move OS 3 Launch TeaserOla Electric continues to promise new features for their S1 Pro electric scooter. But the good news is that most of the promised features have been released, even though they took their own sweet time. This attribute induces trust and confidence towards this startup brand that is aiming big in little time. We say this because Ola is already promising an electric car. Yeah!Ola Electric has seen quite a few setbacks too. The fire hazard incident that took place in Pune, an S1 Pro customer set his electric scooter on fire because he claimed it was unusable and a few incidents where the front single-sided suspension fork broke. But in a world where the Takata airbag recall blunder exists that affected 7 crore vehicles worldwide with faulty airbags, Ola S1 Pro niggles are tiny.Ola Move OS 3 Launch TimelineOla Electric CEO Bhavish Aggarwal recently took to social media platforms to announce the Move OS 3.0 which is set to release for everyone. Not just select customers for pilot testing, everyone. That is a big promise. In that light, we can expect Move OS 3 pilot runs for select customers way before Diwali.What is Move OS 3? Good question. Ola S1 Pro electric scooter is a new gen scooter with advanced connectivity which enables OTA updates. These updates are similar to software updates we get on our mobiles and other computing devices. Ola software updates can alter vehicle parameters and also give feature additions.Ola Electric Scooter Move OS 3 Launch on Diwali 2022So, what can we expect from Move OS 3 over Move OS 2? Bhavish Aggarwal has promised some feature upgrades and additions that will add value to existing S1 Pro users in the way they interact with their electric scooter. Among many, some feature additions disclosed by Ola CEO are hill hold, proximity unlock, moods, regen v2, hyper charging, calling, and key sharing. Of these, he has teased the Moods feature of Ola Electric scooter Move OS 3 in the video below.What Is New?Hill hold helps users while starting on an incline where the scooter will not roll back. Proximity unlock is similar to request sensors we have on cars where the vehicle will detect that a key is near, in S1 Pro’s case, a phone. Moods might be swappable themes for the instrument console. While regen v2 refers to the new software that controls regenerative braking allowing finer control or changed regen intensity.Hypercharging can mean that Ola is now allowing more voltage or amperage, hence increasing the wattage of charging with this Move OS 3. This will reduce the charging time by some margin. Calling feature might introduce a digital keypad on the touchscreen instrument cluster or allow you to take calls from the scooter’s speakers directly or both, if that’s your jam (weirdly). Lastly, we have key sharing allowing other people to access an Ola scooter with temporary or permanent access with their phones instead of the user’s phone.Testing out the Moods feature in MoveOS 3.This one is for those who still have an ICE hangover! I’ll not take names ? pic.twitter.com/Z70eZpOcN8— Bhavish Aggarwal (@bhash) July 17, 2022Looking at the timeframe Move OS 2 took to launch and multiple delays, we have split opinions on whether Ola Electric can pull off the Diwali timeframe for Move OS 3. CEO Bhavish Aggarwal lauds Ola Engineering for executing this software at this speed. This means software has already been compiled and will now be under testing. Speed is good. But with development and refinement of software and hardware, speed is a recipe for disaster.  More

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      KTM, Husqvarna Sales Jun 2022 – Duke, RC 125, 200, 250, 390 ADV

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      KTM India reports YoY and MoM decline in domestic sales for For June 2022; Sales less than halved at 1,360 unitsKTM RC 200KTM domestic sales for June 2022 is reported at a YoY and MoM decline. Total sales less than halved, down at 1,360 units from 3,224 units. At 58 percent decline, volume loss stood at 1,864 units. KTM 200 range (RC + Duke) remain atop the chart at 767 units, down from 1,404 units. Volume loss stood at 637 units at 45.37 percent decline. It accounted for over half of all domestic KTM sales last month.KTM India Sales June 2022KTM 390 (RC + Duke + ADV) sales decline was marginal in comparison at 13.43 percent. Sales fell to 374 units, down from 432 units at unit loss of 58. KTM 250 (Duke + ADV) unit sales less than halved at 218 from 536. Volume loss is reported at 318 units at 59.33 percent decline. A single KTM 125 (RC / Duke) was sold. A year earlier, 852 units were sold.KTM India Sales June 2022MoM domestic sales fell 43.36 percent, down from 2.4k units at 1,041 units volume loss. KTM 200 sales are down from 1,197 units at volume loss of 430 units at 36 percent decline. 390 sales fell from 558 units at almost a third. KTM 250 sales fell by almost two-thirds, down from 642 units.KTM India Exports June 2022Exports too fell for the month but at a less steep decline. YoY exports were down at 6,542 units from 8,542 units at 2k volume loss. Decline is at a noticeable 23.41 percent. 390 exports fell to 2,354 units from 3.8k units at 38 percent decline. KTM 200 exports fell to 1,670 units from 2,574 units. KTM 250 units were the only segment to hold its ground at 1,390 units, up from 738 units. Volume gain stood at 652 units. KTM 125 exports fell to 1,128 units from 1,430 units.KTM India Exports June 2022MoM exports were up marginally at 2.41 percent, up from 6,388 units. KTM 390 exports fell marginally from 2,399 units at volume loss of 45 units. KTM 200 exports were down from 1,939 units at a 13.87 percent decline. KTM 250 exports were in the green, up from 7,66 units. KTM 125 exports fell from 1,284 units at a 12.15 percent decline.KTM India Cumulative Sales + Exports – June 2022Total sales for June 2022 fell to 7,902 units from 11,766 units. YoY volume loss for the month is reported at 3,864 units at 32.84 percent decline. KTM 390 segment sales fell to 2,728 units from 4,232 units at volume loss of 1,504 units. Decline is reported at over a third.KTM 200 total sales fell from almost 4k units. At 1,541 units in volume loss, decline was reported at 38.74 percent. KTM 250 units gained owing to exports. Total sales is reported at 1,608 units, up from 1,274 units at volume gain of 334 units. Growth exceeded the quarter mark. KTM 125 segment sales halved, down at 1,129 units from 2,282 units.KTM India Total (Sales + Exports) June 2022MoM total sales fell from 8,789 units at volume loss of 887 units. Decline is reported at 10 percent. MoM KTM 390 segment sales fell from 2,957 units to a 7.74 percent decline. KTM 200 sales fell from 3,136 units to a volume loss of 700 units. KTM 250 sales were up from 1,408 units at volume gain of 200 units. KTM 125 unit sales fell from 1,288. At 12.34 percent decline, volume loss was reported at 159 units.Husqvarna Sales, Exports – June 2022It was yet another month wherein Husqvarna sales remained limited. A mere 4 units were sold in India, down from 186 units YoY. No units were sold in May 2022.Husqvarna India Sales June 2022Exports were in better shape but not in the green. For June 2022, exports fell to 958 units, down from 2,766 units. Volume loss stood at 1,808 units at 65.37 percent decline. YoY Husqvarna 125 exports fell to 84 units from 462 units. At 81.82 percent decline, volume loss stood at 378 units.Husqvarna 200 exports were even lower at 72 units, down from 360 units. Decline stood at 80 percent. 250c unit exports fell to 84 from 252. Volume decline was about two-thirds. Exports for 401 less than halved, down at 718 units from 1,692 units. Volume loss stood at 974 units following 57.57 percent decline.Husqvarna India Exports June 2022MoM Husqvarna exports were up from 776 units at volume gain of 182 units. Volume growth stood at 23.45 percent. Husqvarna 125 exports fell from 126 units. No Husqvarna 200 units were exported in May 2022. Husqvarna 251 exports doubled from 42 units. Husqvarna 401 exports were up from 608 units at volume gain of 110 units. More

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      TVS Apache 310 Owner Modifies His Motorcycle To Look Like BMW G310RR

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      BMW G310RR has been officially launched in India at a starting price of Rs 2.85 lakh – Rs 20k more than TVS Apache RR 310TVS Apache 310 Modified to look like BMW G310RRBMW Motorrad had developed a winning formula in collaboration with TVS. This formula of a 310cc platform that both companies could utilize, has worked wonders for both. TVS created Apache 310, a fully faired track focused road bike while BMW created G310R, a naked street bike and G310GS, an adventure tourer. Now a 4th motorcycle has been launched on this platform.BMW has launched a fully-faired and track-focused machine named G310RR. This baby RR model is based on TVS Apache RR 310. BMW was expected to make at least some design changes on the G310RR. But that is not the case.TVS Apache 310 Owner Modifies MotorcycleAll four motorcycles are manufactured by TVS at their plant in India. In the past, we saw TVS and BMW keeping their 310cc motorcycles very different from each other. In fact they were serving different segments. BMW even priced their motorcycles a lot more, which were later reduced.This is the first time both manufacturers have entered in the same segment of motorcycle. When BMW had first announced the launch of G310RR, many expected it to be a different machine than Apache 310. But the G310RR is the same as TVS Apache 310, with a new colour, more price, and minus a few features. What the BMW G310RR has, and TVS Apache 310 does not, is a quickshifter.[embedded content][embedded content]Of course some fans were not happy. But this has made the job easier for those Apache 310 owners, who like the BMW badge more. One such owner is Arman Zunaid, who has successfully modified his Apache 310 motorcycle to look like the BMW G310RR Style Sport variant, that has an ex-sh price tag of Rs 2.99 lakh. Apache 310 has a price tag of Rs 2.65 lakh, while the BMW livery wrap costs about Rs 10k.In the video above, Arman explains in detail the differences between the Apache 310 and the new G310RR. He claims that the only feature missing in his Apache 310, and is present in the G310RR, is a quickshifter. Please note that Rushlane is not responsible for content from external sites.Specs & CompetitionBMW G310RR gets the same 312.2cc engine making 33.52 bhp of power at 9,700 RPM and 27.3 Nm of torque at 7,700 RPM in Race and Track mode. In Rain mode and Urban Mode, this engine only makes 25 bhp and 25 Nm. It also gets the same 6-speed gearbox. This engine is also mounted on the same trellis frame too. This reverse inclined motor is first in the segment that helps mass centralization and centre of gravity.BMW G310RRBMW has only made changes to colour scheme and graphics while the rest of the machine is identical to Apache RR 310 it is based on. If you ask us, it is not a bad thing as TVS Apache RR 310 was a banger, to begin with. Priced at Rs. 2.85 lakh (ex-sh), BMW G310RR competes with KTM RC 390, TVS Apache RR 310 and Kawasaki Ninja 300.But the Rs. 20,000 increment for the BMW badge is a little illogical. Especially when the same Rs. 20,000 can be spent on TVS’ brilliant BTO packages that gets fully adjustable front USD forks and rear monoshock from KYB. This adjustable suspension has been completely given a miss by BMW. The German brand has in fact deleted some TVS exclusive features that worked only through their proprietary software like SmartXonnect. So, Bluetooth connectivity and all associated features are gone for Rs. 20,000 – 35,000 addition. Value for money? More

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      350cc Motorcycle Sales June 2022 – Classic, Meteor, Bullet, CB350

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      350cc motorcycles registered robust growth in June, with domestic sales and exports rising by 27.41% and 154.76%, respectivelyRoyal Enfield 350cc Custom By EimorIn domestic market, total sales of 350cc motorcycles in June was at 46,446 units. Sales during the corresponding period last year was at 36,454 units. All except Meteor have positive YoY growth in June. Things are not so good in MoM terms, as growth is down by -11.03%. Sales in May 2022 were higher at 52,203 units.Total exports of 350cc motorcycles were at 7,579 units in June. In June last year, exports were at 2,975 units. MoM export growth has improved by 17.69%, as compared to 6,440 units exported in May 2022.350cc motorcycle sales June 2022Royal Enfield continues to dominate 350cc segment with a market share of more than 95%. Classic 350 leads the pack with sales of 25,425 units in June. YoY growth is 46.31%, as compared to 17,377 units sold in June last year. Classic 350 market share is at 54.74%. MoM growth is down by -15.13%, as compared to 29,959 units sold in May 2022.Meteor is next with sales of 8,645 units in June. YoY growth is down by -1.43%, as compared to 8,770 units sold in June last year. Market share is at 18.61%. Meteor MoM growth is at 5.31%, as compared to 8,209 units sold in May 2022. Bullet 350 is next with sales of 5,893 units in June. YoY growth has improved by 10.83%, as compared to 5,317 units sold in June last year. Market share is at 12.69%. Bullet MoM growth is down by -15.31%, as compared to 6,958 units sold in May 2022.350cc Motorcycle Sales June 2022Electra 350 is fourth in the list with sales of 4,363 units in June. YoY growth is at 39.08%, as compared to 3,137 units sold in June last year. Market share is at 9.39%. Electra MoM growth has improved by 15.76%, as compared to 3,769 units sold in May 2022.At number five is Honda CB350 with sales of 2,120 units in June. YoY growth is up by 14.41%, as compared to 1,853 units sold in June last year. Market share is at 4.56%. CB350 MoM growth is down by -35.91%, as compared to 3,308 units sold in May 2022.Sales of Jawa Yezdi were at 3,294 units in June. YoY sales have more than doubled, as compared to 1,576 units sold in June last year. However, MoM growth is down by -7.16%, as compared to 3,548 units sold in May 2022.M’Cycle Sales 350ccJun-22Jun-21Growth % YoY1. Royal Enfield Classic 35025,42517,37746.312. Royal Enfield Meteor 3508,6458,770-1.433. Royal Enfield Bullet 3505,8935,31710.834. Royal Enfield Electra 3504,3633,13739.085. Honda Hness CB 3502,1201,85314.41Total46,44636,45427.41Jawa Yezdi (Retail)3,2941,576109.01350cc motorcycle exports June 2022Meteor 350 leads in export markets with 3,487 units in June. YoY growth is at 46.94%, as compared to 2,373 units exported in June last year. Share in exports is at 46.01%. Meteor MoM growth is at 61.36%, as compared to 2,161 units exported in May 2022.Classic 350 is second with exports of 2,592 units in June. YoY growth is up by 863.57%, as compared to 269 units exported in June last year. Share in exports is at 34.20%. Classic MoM growth is down by -6.73%, as compared to 2,779 units exported in May 2022.350cc Motorcycle Exports June 2022At number three is Honda CB350 with exports of 1,500 units in June. YoY growth is up by 371.70%, as compared to 318 units exported in June last year. Share in exports is at 19.79%. Bullet and Electra did not have any exports in June. More

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      Top 10 Two Wheelers June 2022 – Splendor, Activa, Pulsar, Jupiter

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      Top 10 two wheeler sales increased 24.21 percent with Hero Splendor heading the listNew Bajaj Pulsar N 160Sales of top 10 two wheelers during the month of June 2022 stood at 9,70,346 units, up 24.21 percent as against 7,81,242 units sold in June 2021. This was a volume increase of 1,89,104 units.Once again it was Hero Splendor that topped the lists and that too by a significant margin. It was the only bike on this list to see sales above the 2 lakh unit mark. Sales stood at 2,70,923 units in June 2022, up 2.62 percent over 2,64,009 units sold in June 2021 with a share of 27.92 percent in the top 10. It was also a MoM growth over 2,62,249 units sold in May 2022.Top 10 Two Wheelers June 2022At No. 2 was the Honda Activa. Sales increased nearly two fold by 95.50 percent to 1,84,305 units in June 2022, from 94,274 units sold in June 2021. This was a 90,031 unit volume growth with an 18.99 percent share.Honda CB Shine, the 125cc commuter motorcycle, was next with sales of 1,25,947 units in June 2022, up 75.23 percent over 71,869 units sold in June 2021. The CB Shine commanded a 12.98 percent share.Top 10 Two Wheelers June 2022Hero HF Deluxe sales stood at 1,13,155 units last month, a YoY growth of 2.20 percent from 1,10,724 units sold in June 2021. This was a volume growth of 2,431 units with a 11.66 percent share.Bajaj Pulsar at No. 5 on this list saw 83,723 units sold in June 2022, up 5.78 percent over 79,150 units sold in June 2021 with an 8.63 percent share. In June 2022, the new-gen Bajaj Pulsar N160 was also launched at Rs 1.27 lakhs. It is a price upgrade as compared to the older model which was priced at Rs 1.22 lakh (ex-showroom).TVS XL100, JupiterTVS Jupiter and XL100 were also on this list at No. 6 and 7. Sales of the Jupiter increased 97.35 percent YoY to 62,851 units, up from 31,848 units sold in June 2021. This was a 31.003 unit volume growth with 6.48 percent share. The XL100, the only moped in this list, also saw sales to the extent of 37,474 units, up 4.39 percent YoY from 35,897 units sold in June 2021.Top 10 2WheelersJun-22Jun-21Growth % YoY1. Hero Splendor2,70,9232,64,0092.622. Honda Activa1,84,30594,27495.503. Honda CB Shine1,25,94771,86975.254. Hero HF Deluxe1,13,1551,10,7242.205. Bajaj Pulsar83,72379,1505.786. TVS Jupiter62,85131,84897.357. TVS XL10037,47435,8974.398. Suzuki Access34,13131,3998.709. Hero Glamour30,10518,75960.4810. Bajaj Platina27,73243,313-35.97Total9,70,3467,81,24224.21Suzuki Access scooter sales increased 8.70 percent YoY to 34,131 units in June 2022 from 31,399 units sold in June 2021. There was also the Hero Glamour at No. 9 with a 60.48 percent YoY growth to 30,105 units, up from 18,759 units sold in June 2021. At No. 10 was the Bajaj Platina, the only bike on this list to post a YoY de-growth. Sales dipped 35.97 percent to 27,732 units sold in the past month, from 43,313 units sold in June 2021. More