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    2023 Bajaj Pulsar 220F Bookings Open – 220cc Pulsar Launch Soon

    Bajaj had discontinued the Pulsar 220F in April 2022 – A few months after the launch of Pulsar 250 series2023 Bajaj Pulsar 220F Bookings OpenFirst launched in 2007, the Pulsar 220 has been the most powerful and biggest Pulsar for a long time. It had its own fan base, which is why after almost 15 years of launch, it managed to generate best in class sales.Ever since ‘The Fastest Indian’ advert video of Pulsar 220 went live, it has made a massive impact on the Indian motorcycle segment. We can say that Pulsar 220 was a runaway success just like the advert suggested.2023 Bajaj Pulsar 220F Bookings OpenWith the launch of new 250cc platform, Pulsar 220 was discontinued. Though Bajaj did not announce it officially, sales were stopped as dealers had no stock. Production officially ended in April 2022, which brought the curtain down on this iconic Pulsar motorcycle.But guess what, in 2023, Bajaj is bringing this legend back. Multiple dealers have announced on social media that 2023 Pulsar 220F bookings are now open. Launch is expected soon, in the coming days. The iconic Pulsar is being re-launched with Black-Red and Black-Blue colour combinations. There might be other colours too.2023 Bajaj Pulsar 220F Bookings OpenIn the grand scheme of things, new replaces old. Pulsar F250 was pegged as the logical successor to Pulsar 220F. If we take sales of Pulsar’s 250 twins (F250 and N250) in the second half of 2022, they sold 391 units in June, 681 in July, 653 in August, 1647 in Sep, 1299 in Oct, 470 in Nov, and 245 in Dec.These numbers are not something to write home about for a mass manufacturer like Bajaj. This seems to be the reason why Bajaj is bringing Pulsar 220 back from the dead. Bajaj enjoyed a lot of footfall in their showrooms when Pulsar 220F was still on sale. Monthly sales within 200cc+ motorcycle sales for Bajaj were significantly higher before. Pulsar 220F sales were more than that of Pulsar RS200, NS200 as well as that of the newly launched Pulsar 250. For example, Bajaj Pulsar 220F alone sold 4108 units in September 2021. Design & SpecificationsSpecifications, design and features of the bike are likely to remain the same as before. The motorcycle as usual sports a semi-faired design with highlights such as a V-shaped LED headlight cluster, split seats and clip-on handlebars.2023 Bajaj Pulsar 220F Bookings OpenAs far as performance is concerned, Pulsar 220F draws its energy from a BS6-compliant 220cc, single-cylinder DTS-i engine which kicks out 21 bhp and 19 Nm of peak torque. This unit is mated to a 5-speed gearbox. Its hardware setup consists of a Double Cradle Down Tube frame which is suspended on a telescopic fork at front and twin shock absorbers at rear. Braking duties are handled by disc brakes at both ends assisted by a single-channel ABS as standard. Expect launch price to be in the range of Rs 1.35 lakh, ex-sh. More

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    2023 Bajaj Chetak Electric Scooter Launch Soon – 18 Km More Range

    For MY2023, new Bajaj Chetak Premium homologated packs in similar numbers as before – 4.2 kW of peak power and 20 Nm of torqueBajaj Chetak Electric ScooterBajaj was one of the default choices in the scooter segment back in the day. Fast forward to 2023, Bajaj has 0 presence in the ICE scooter segment, after pulling the plug on Kristal DTSi 95cc. Bajaj made re-entry into the scooter segment with the launch of Chetak Electric scooter. In 2022, Bajaj managed to sell close to 30,000 units of Chetak in India. In 2023, that number is expected to double.But before that, Bajaj is getting ready to update Chetak. It has now type-approved a new variant for 2023. With the new Bajaj Chetak Premium homologated, one can expect more range. Battery capacity is still the same. But, there seem to be subtle changes in software and controller algorithms facilitating more range out of the same battery. This should be enough for visible gains in range from a single charge.2023 Bajaj Chetak Electric ScooterLast year, we reported a power bump in Chetak. It was homologated in December 2021. There used to be two variants on offer with Bajaj Chetak, Urbane and Premium. This new type approval document mentions Chetak’s Premium variant only. This variant is mentioned as the base variant and is named Chetak 2423 Premium.In the previous type approval document, Both Chetak 2413 Premium and Chetak 2413 Urbane variants were listed with Premium being the base model. For MY2023 new Bajaj Chetak seems to be codenamed 2423 and only the Premium variant will be on offer. Battery specifications are still the same as before. We’re looking at a 50.4 V 57.24 Ah battery as before. This calculates to 2.884 kWh of battery energy, out of which 2.480 kWh is usable. Battery alone weighs 24.5 kg.2023 Bajaj Chetak Homologated – Launch SoonGVW for Bajaj Chetak is 283 kg, same as before. This should mean kerb weight is still 133 kg. Motor seems to be the same too with 4.2 kW of peak power and 4.0 kW of continuous power. On the surface, everything seems to be similar to the outgoing model. That said, with the new Bajaj Chetak homologated, Bajaj has provided where it counts. In its range. New model should go 108 km before needing a charge, as opposed to 90 km (Eco Mode) and 80 Km (Sports Mode) range with the outgoing model. Both indicated range were certified by AIS 040.Dimensions & PriceNew Bajaj Chetak is identical to the outgoing model in terms of dimensions. Since there are minimal changes, we hope Chetak retains its strengths like its metallic body, IP67-rated battery, 12” alloys with tubeless tyres, soft-touch switchgear with back-lighting, 18L boot space, 4L glove box, LED lighting, and keyless functionality.In keeping with competition like Ather, Ola, TVS iQube and Hero Vida, we hope Bajaj offers a TFT touchscreen display with Chetak 2423 Premium. Bajaj needs to focus more on attracting a younger tech-savvy audience with a host of features and gimmicks. A revamp of the company website providing thorough details about its product as easily as possible is necessary too.Pricing for the new Bajaj Chetak 2023 model should be identical to the outgoing model. Which is Rs. 1,54,189 (ex-sh) and is offered in 4 shades. They are Brooklyn Black, Hazel Nut, Indigo Metallic and Velluto Rosso. Launch might be very soon. As per Urbane variant, there is a possibility of it being reintroduced with the above-mentioned features and gimmicks in the future. More

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    Bajaj Auto Sales Jan 2023 – Pulsar, Platina, Dominar, Chetak

    Bajaj Auto has reported a 21 percent YoY decline in total sales in January 2023 even as domestic sales were higher by 16 percentBajaj Pulsar NS200Bajaj Auto Limited has reported a 21 percent decline in total sales in January 2023. Sales stood at 2,85,995 units in the past month, down from 3,63,443 units sold in January 2022. Sales dipped where two wheeler sales were concerned, but increased in the case of commercial vehicle sales. Bajaj Auto had seen total sales at 2,81,486 units in Dec 2022 relating also to a MoM de-growth. Bajaj Auto 2WH and CV Sales Jan 2023Two wheeler sales of Bajaj Auto dipped 25 percent YoY to 2,41,107 units in Jan 2023, down from 3,23,430 units sold in Jan 2022. It was in domestic markets that the company performed better with two wheeler sales at 1,40,428 units sold in the past month, up 4 percent from 1,35,496 units sold in Jan 2022.In this segment, it was models such as the Pulsar, Platina, Avenger, Dominar, CT and Chetak electric scooter that got in good sales numbers. Exports on the other hand, dipped 46 percent to 1,00,679 units from 1,87,934 units shipped in Jan 2022.Where sales of commercial vehicles were concerned, Bajaj Auto Limited has posted a YoY growth of 12 percent. There had been 44,888 units sold in Jan 2023, up from 40,013 units sold in Jan 2022. Growth was at 132 percent in domestic markets to 32,842 units in Jan 2023 from 14,160 units sold in Jan 2022.Exports, however, dipped 53 percent YoY to 12,046 units in the past month, from 25,853 units sold in Jan 2022. This took total commercial vehicle sales to a total of 44,888 units, up 12 percent over 40,013 units sold in Jan 2022.Bajaj Auto Sales Jan 2023Total (2WH+CV) domestic sales were at 1,73,270 units in Jan 2023, up 16 percent over 1,49,656 units sold in Jan 2022. Exports (2WH+CV) fell 47 percent to 1,12,725 units in Jan 2023 from 2,13,787 units sold in Jan 2022.Bajaj Auto Year-to-Date SalesIn the two wheeler segment, total sales dipped 10 percent YTD to 29,58,346 units, down from 33,01,195 units sold in the same period of the previous year. Two wheeler domestic sales increased by 7 percent to 15,31,126 units YTD while there had been 14,37,480 units sold during the same period of 2022. Exports on the other hand fell 23 percent to 14,27,220 units during the April-Jan 2023 period from 18,63,715 units sold during the same period last year.Commercial vehicles sales remained more or less flat at 3,95,583 units sold in April-Jan 2023 from 3,94,030 units sold in April-Jan 2022. There was a significant increase in demand in domestic markets, up 87 percent from 1,24,828 units sold in the April-Jan 2022 period to 2,33,543 units sold in April-Jan 2023. However, exports of CVs dipped 40 percent to 1,62,040 units from 2,69,202 units on a YTD basis.Bajaj Auto Sales April 2022 to Jan 2023Thereby there was a 9 percent de-growth in total (2WH+CV) YTD sales (April-Dec 2023) to 35,53,929 units from 36,95,225 units sold in the same period last year. Domestic sales increased by 13 percent to 17,64,669 units from 15,62,308 units YTD while exports fell 25 percent to 15,89,260 in the April-Dec 2023 period from 21,32,917 units shipped in April-Dec 2022. More

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    Bajaj Sales Breakup Dec 2022 – Pulsar, Platina, CT, Avenger, Dominar, Chetak

    Bajaj Auto sales in domestic market dipped YoY basis in Dec 2022 with all except the Pulsar and Chetak noting increased demandBajaj Pulsar F250Bajaj Auto Limited Two wheeler sales dipped both in domestic and global markets down to 2,35,784 units from 3,04,778 units sold in Dec 2021. The company also suffered a MoM de-growth from 2,62,120 units sold in Nov 2022. Top selling two wheelers include the Pulsar, Platina, CT, Dominar and Avenger while it was the Chetak electric scooter that saw the highest YoY growth.There were a total of 1,22,144 units sold in Dec 2022, down 1.46 percent when compared to 1,23,954 units sold in Dec 2022. Bajaj Auto had the Pulsar range at top of sales charts with 74,768 units sold in Dec 2022, up 15.09 percent from 64,966 units sold in Dec 2021.Bajaj Sales Breakup Dec 2022Pulsar range commands a 61.21 percent share on this list with Pulsar 125cc being most in demand with 40,719 units sold last month, 45.95 percent over 27,900 units sold in Dec 2021. There were also 23,909 units of Pulsar 150cc sold in Dec 2022, relating to a 12 percent YoY de-growth from 27,169 units sold in Dec 2021. Pulsar N160 and Pulsar 200 range sales stood at 9,895 units while that of Pulsar 250 stood at 245 units.At No. 2 was Bajaj Platina with a YoY de-growth of 19.29 percent to 36,157 units from 44,800 units sold in Dec 2021. CT range sales dipped 25.49 percent to 6,175 units from 8,288 units sold in Dec 2021.Bajaj Domestic Sales Breakup Dec 2022Bajaj Chetak, the company’s electric scooter performed well. Sales increased 346.29 percent YoY to 3,249 units in Dec 2022 up from 728 units sold in Dec 2021. Bajaj sold almost 30,000 units of this electric scooter in domestic markets in 2022. Bajaj Avenger and Dominar both suffered YoY de-growth. Avenger sales dipped 55.74 percent to 1,054 units from 2,377 units sold in Dec 2021. Dominar sales were down 73.42 percent to 743 units in the past month from 2,795 units sold in Dec 2021.Bajaj Exports Breakup Dec 2022Bajaj 2w exports in Dec 2022 fell 37.15 percent YoY to 1,13,640 units from 1,80,824 units shipped in Dec 2021. It was only the CT and Dominar that noted a YoY growth in sales while every other model on this list saw lower demand globally. Bajaj Boxer has been highly favoured in export markets. However, shipments dipped 34.02 percent YoY to 77,200 units in Dec 2022, down from 98,328 units sold in Dec 2021.Bajaj CT exports increased by 5.10 percent YoY to 14,714 units in Dec 2022 from 14,000 units shipped in Dec 2021. Currently commanding a 12.95 percent share, CT 125cc exports were at 9,902 units up 4.19 percent from 9,504 units shipped in Dec 2021 while CT 110cc had 4,092 units sold globally, a 27.88 percent YoY growth from 3,200 units sold in Dec 2021. There were also 720 units of CT 150 exported last month.Bajaj Exports Breakup Dec 2022Bajaj Pulsar (12,467 units), Discover (3,536 units) and Platina (2,913 units) each suffered a YoY de-growth. Dominar exports increased 39.22 percent YoY to 2,616 units from 1,879 units shipped in Dec 2021 with the Dominar 400 seeing the most demand of 2,050 units up 59.53 percent over 1,285 units shipped in Dec 2021. There were also 566 units of Dominar 250cc exported last month.Avenger 160 sales fell 80 percent YoY to 192 units from 960 units sold in Dec 2021 with an equal share of 96 units each of Avenger 220 sold last month. 2 units of Bajaj Chetak e-scooter were exported in Dec 2022. KTM has announced plans to launch the Chetak in European markets in the first quarter of 2024. More

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    Bajaj Chetak Electric Scooter Europe Launch Plans – 30k Sold In 2022

    Bajaj Chetak electric scooter’s retro-styled, elegant design is globally relevant and will be an advantageous factor in European marketsImage – MRD VlogsWhile Bajaj already has presence in more than 70 countries, Chetak’s entry into Europe will be a new milestone for the company. Chetak electric scooter is popular in domestic market as well, although sales have been limited due to supply-chain issues. In 2022, Bajaj sold almost 30k units of Chetak electric scooter in the domestic market.Earlier this week, KTM CEO, Stefan Pierer was in Pune, to attend the roll out of 1 millionth KTM from Bajaj plant. It is here he announced that they will launch the Chetak electric scooter in Europe in first quarter of 2024. This will be part of the 50.1:49.9 joint venture that Pierer has with Bajaj.Chetak Europe roadmapChetak’s Europe launch plan comes at the right time, as the continent is aggressively pushing the shift to electric vehicles. Europe has reached an agreement, wherein production of ICE-based vehicles will be stopped by 2035. The European continent is among the regions that have been deeply impacted by climate change. It is one of the key reasons why there’s a major push for EVs in Europe.KTM is planning to launch Chetak in Europe around March 2024, as this period marks the beginning of marketing season in Europe. In around a year’s time till early 2024, KTM and Bajaj will work out the finer details of Chetak’s Europe entry. It is likely that Chetak will get a new name in European markets.KTM CEO, Stefan Pierer (center) with Rajiv Bajaj (right), MD Bajaj Auto – in Pune earlier this weekBajaj shouldn’t have any issues with supplying Chetak for European markets, as the company has already setup a new state-of-the-art manufacturing facility in Pune, exclusively for electric two-wheelers. By 2024, the supply-chain issues and problems like shortage of semiconductor chips would have eased considerably. Bajaj’s EV plant is spread over an area of more than 5 lakh sq./ft. and also includes a dedicated R&D centre. When running at full capacity, around 5 lakh EVs can be produced annually.Chetak performance, build qualityChetak won’t be requiring any major modifications for European markets, as the scooter already promises an exhilarating performance. Build quality is also optimal with metallic panels and high-strength chassis. In comparison, much of the current breed of electric scooters in the market have plastic body panels. Chetak has an IP67 rated water resistant battery pack, which should meet the regulatory requirements of European markets.With a true range of 90+ km, Chetak should suffice for everyday needs. 100% charge can be achieved in around 4 hours. The scooter can be easily charged in a home environment with any 5A plug. Chetak’s battery pack is designed to last 70,000 km, which usually takes around 7 years. Bajaj is offering 50k km / 3 years battery warranty for Chetak.Bajaj Chetak Electric Scooter Sales in 2022Another useful feature available with Chetak is the dedicated Bluetooth-based connectivity platform. Users can pair their smartphones and use the My Chetak app to access a range of functions. Some examples include battery charging status, available range, navigation-based vehicle location, trip history information, owner’s manual and vehicle information. More

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    Bajaj Avenger Modified Custom Motorcycle Has Harley Davidson Vibes

    Bajaj offers two variations of its cruiser bike in the form of Avenger Cruise 220 and Avenger Street 160Bajaj Avenger Modified MotorcycleNeev Motorcycles is a Delhi-based company that is known for making beautiful custom motorcycles that are usually based on a Royal Enfield. We have previously covered some of their work, most of which were based on a Royal Enfield. With a rather blank canvas, Royal Enfield are the preferred choice for modding jobs.Often regarded as ‘sasta Royal Enfield’ Bajaj Avenger is more cruiser than any Royal Enfield motorcycle till date, except for Super Meteor 650 which was launched yesterday. Bajaj Avenger sticks with textbook cruiser parameters and offers unrivaled comfort and ease of riding. Neev Motorcycles have done a recent job on a Bajaj Avenger and will leave you impressed.Bajaj Avenger Modified Custom MotorcycleAn eye-catching design along with a bobber style single seat layout makes Atom an attractive proposition. The entire motorcycle is finished in black and has a custom fuel tank with a centrally-mounted fuel cap. Harley Davidson vibes are clearly visible.There is an interesting pattern on top of the fuel tank finished in grey which resembles a Christian cross or Denmark’s flag. Regardless, it does look tasteful. There are custom fork covers, engine guards, auxiliary lights, and a beautifully finished quilted pattern seat cover.Bajaj Avenger Modified MotorcycleSome of the chassis is left exposed and there are new battery covers and air filter covers that are custom and don Atom branding which looks scientific, based on its design. Bajaj Avenger modified motorcycle gets new after-market LED turn indicators at the front and rear. These look very snazzy. An aftermarket exhaust grabs a lot of attention and dons a slip-on end can from SC Project.Bajaj Avenger Modified MotorcycleAt front, we now have a new LED headlight that is circular in shape just like stock Avenger. Neev has also installed an aftermarket instrument cluster which is fully digital, replacing the old analog one.Bajaj Avenger ATOM by NeevSwitchgear is retained from stock motorcycle, which aren’t of high quality. There are bar end mirrors which add a lot of swag. Bajaj offers 17” alloys at front and 15” at the rear with Avenger Street 160. Which are spoked wheels with Avenger Cruise 220. Neev Motorcycles has used the same alloy wheels that Bajaj offers, but switched.Bajaj Avenger Modified MotorcycleConfused? Neev Motorcycles has put the rear 15” wheel at front with a fat and high profile block pattern tyre which looks a lot more muscular than Bajaj could have ever achieved with its stock Avenger. The skinnier 17” alloy which was supposed to be at the front, is now at the rear. Weird choice, but it works beautifully to make Avenger look beefy and attractive, which it does.Bajaj Avenger 160 Street comes offered with a 160 cc single-cylinder engine that makes 14.79 bhp of power and 13.7 Nm of torque. Avenger Cruise 220 is offered with a 220 cc engine that makes 18.4 bhp of power and 17.55 Nm of torque. Both engines are mated to a 5-speed gearbox.Source More

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    Bajaj Auto Sales Dec 2022 – Pulsar, Platina, Dominar, Chetak

    Bajaj Auto has posted a YoY decline of 23 percent in 2W sales while total sales also dipped 22 percent YoYBajaj Dominar 200 in BrazilBajaj Auto Limited has seen its sales dip significantly in December 2022. Total sales were down 22 percent YoY to 2,81,486 units from 3,62,470 units sold in Dec 2021 relating to a massive 80,984 unit volume de-growth. Sales fell both in terms of two wheeler domestic sales and exports while in CV sales positive growth was seen in domestic markets while exports suffered from lower sales.Commercial vehicle sales performed somewhat better in domestic markets, noting a 25 percent YoY growth to 23,030 units from 18,386 units sold in Dec 2021. Exports on the other hand dipped 55 percent YoY to 11,432 units from 25,315 units shipped in the same month of the previous year.Bajaj Auto Sales Dec 2022Two wheeler sales of Bajaj Auto dipped 2 percent YoY to 1,25,525 units in Dec 2022, down from 1,27,593 units sold in Dec 2021. Exports suffered a more substantial de-growth, down 36 percent YoY to 1,21,499 units from 1,91,176 units sold in Dec 2021. This took total sales in the 2W segment down 23 percent to 2,47,024 units in Dec 2022, from 3,18,769 units sold in Dec 2021 relating to a 71,745 unit volume de-growth.Total sales (2W+CV) stood at 1,48,555 units in domestic markets, up 2 percent YoY over 1,45,979 units sold in Dec 2021 while exports dipped 39 percent to 1,32,931 units in the past month from 2,16,491 units sold in Dec 2021. In the two wheeler segment, it was the Pulsar, Platina, Avenger, Dominar, CT as well as the Chetak electric scooter – that performed.Bajaj Auto Sales Dec 2022Bajaj Auto also posted de-growth on a YTD (April-Dec) basis. Total sales stood at 30,67,934 units in the 2022 period, down 8 percent from 33,31,782 units sold in the same period of 2021. Again it was domestic sales of 2W (13,90,698 units) that grew 7 percent during this period while exports fell 21 percent to 13,26,541 units.Bajaj Auto Sales YTD Dec 2022CV sales in domestic markets improved by 81 percent on YTD basis while exports dipped 38 percent to 1,49,994 units. Total (2W+CV) sales in domestic markets increased 13 percent to 15,91,399 units while exports fell 23 percent to 14,76,535 units.Bajaj Two Wheeler Sales CY 2022Taking into account sales during the Jan to Dec 2022 period, Bajaj Auto has seen a 4.17 percent de-growth to 16,84,884 units in the 2022 period from 17,58,192 units sold in CY 2021. 8 out of 12 months of CY 2022 saw sales in the red. The company ended Q1 2022 down 30.45 percent to 3,26,438 units from 4,69,343 units sold in Q1 of CY 2021.Bajaj Two Wheeler Sales 2022 – DomesticQ2  2022 also ended with a de-growth of 7.15 percent to 3,10,006 units from 3,33,863 units sold in Q2 2021 while Q3 2022 saw more positive sales, up 25.20 percent. Sales in this period of 2022 stood at 6,05,615 units from 4,83,702 units sold in Q3 2021. However, Bajaj Auto slipped again in Q4 2022 by 6.04 percent but ended H2 2022 with a 9.79 percent growth to 10,48,440 units from 9,54,986 units sold in H2 2021. The Chakan based two wheeler maker also has several upcoming launches that could set the trend in 2023. More

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    Bajaj Sales Breakup Nov 2022 – Pulsar, Platina, CT, Chetak, Avenger

    Bajaj Auto noted a de-growth both in domestic and export markets in November 2022Bajaj PulsarBajaj Auto Limited has seen sales dip significantly on a YoY basis in November 2022. Domestic sales fell 15.29 percent to 1,19,367 units in the past month from 1,40,909 units sold in Nov 2021. This was a 21,542 unit volume de-growth. Exports on the other hand, fell 30.50 percent YoY from 1,87,561 units shipped in Nov 2021 to 1,30,364 units in the past month leading to a 57,197 unit volume de-growth.It was the Bajaj Pulsar that topped sales charts in Indian markets last month. Total sales stood at 72,735 units, up 17.48 percent from 61,913 units sold in Nov 2021. The Pulsar commands a 60.93 percent share in the company lineup. It was the Pulsar 125cc that was most in demand at 45,173 units, up 6.67 percent from 42,311 units sold in Nov 2021.Bajaj Sales Breakup Nov 2022 – DomesticThere were also 13,535 units of the Pulsar 150cc sold with a 3.45 percent YoY growth along with 13,557 units of Pulsar 200cc relating to a 130.80 percent YoY growth and 470 units of Pulsar 250cc which was a 27.02 percent de-growth over 644 units sold in Nov 2021. Bajaj Platina sales dipped 44.43 percent YoY to 33,702 units from 60,646 units sold in Nov 2021 commanding a 28.23 percent share.There were also 7,471 units of the Bajaj CT sold last month, a 43.38 percent YoY de-growth from 13,196 units sold in Nov 2021. Of the CT range, Bajaj CT 125X, launched in India in August 2022 at Rs 71,354, saw sales of 3,962 units while there were also 3,509 units of CT 110cc sold last month relating to a 73.41 percent YoY de-growth from 13,196 units sold in Nov 2021.Bajaj Domestic Sales Breakup Nov 2022Bajaj has been noting outstanding demand for the Chetak e-scooter. Sales in the past month stood at 3,346 units, a 554.79 percent YoY growth from 511 units sold in Nov 2021. The Chetak rivals the Hero Vida V1 electric scooters, Ola S1 and S1 Pro as well as the Ather 450X. The Bajaj Avenger and Dominar both saw reduced sales in Nov 2022 down to 1,300 units and 813 units leading to a 51.18 percent and 58.94 percent YoY de-growth respectively.Bajaj Boxer tops Export List in Nov 2022Bajaj Boxer was the most exported model in November 2022 despite a 35.67 percent YoY de-growth. Exports stood at 80,500 units in the past month, down from 1,25,128 units shipped in Nov 2021. The Boxer commands a 61.75 percent share. Of the Boxer range, it was the 110cc model that commanded most attention with 66,556 units shipped last month while there were 4,488 units of Boxer 125cc and 9,456 units of Boxer 150cc also exported out of which it was only the Boxer 125cc that saw a 29.86 percent YoY growth.Pulsar exports grew marginally by 1.83 percent YoY to 24,286 units from 23,850 units exported in Nov 2021. Global sales were led by the Pulsar 200cc model with 11,588 units shipped in the past month along with 5,856 units of Pulsar 150cc, 3,448 units of Pulsar 250cc and 3,394 units of Pulsar 125ccBajaj Exports Breakup Nov 2022Exports of Bajaj CT dipped 7.22 percent to 18,764 units from 20,224 units sold in Nov 2022. This included 10,964 units of CT 125cc and 864 units of CT 150cc. While4 Dominar exports increased 10.92 percent to 3,148 units (2,056 units of Dominar 500cc and 1,092 units of Dominar 250cc).Discover exports also fell 73.77 percent YoY to 2,740 units from 10,448 units sold in Nov 2021 out of which there were 1,440 units of Discover 110cc and 1,300 units of Discover 125cc shipped. The maximum de-growth was seen in the case of Bajaj Platina, down 87.16 percent YoY to 576 units from 4,485 units shipped in Nov 2021. Avenger exports also fell 40.48 percent from 588 units to just 350 units last month. More