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      Yamaha Sales Sep 2023 – FZ, MT15, R15, RayZR, Aerox, Fascino

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      R15 Monster Energy MotoGP EditionYamaha India has witnessed a remarkable surge in domestic sales, with some of its models showing impressive growthIn terms of domestic sales, Yamaha India reported a total of 64,182 units sold in September 2023. This figure reflects a substantial increase compared to the same month in the previous year when the company had sold 56,939 units. This impressive performance represents a 12.72% year-on-year growth, highlighting Yamaha’s growing presence in the Indian market.Yamaha Sales Sep 2023 – Domestic MarketRayZR scooter emerged as the top-selling model for Yamaha, with 15,904 units sold. This marks a significant increase from the 8,143 units sold in September 2022, translating to a remarkable 95.31% growth. RayZR secured a 24.78% market share in September 2023.Yamaha India Sales and Exports Sep 2023 vs Sep 2022 – YoY performanceYamaha’s FZ motorcycle secured the second position with 14,872 units sold. Although this represented a decrease from the 20,453 units sold in September 2022, it is important to note that the model still commanded a substantial 23.17% market share. Fascino scooter followed closely behind, with 12,014 units sold in September 2023, marking a growth of 16.10% compared to the previous year. It secured an 18.72% market share.R15 garnered 11,131 unit sales, exhibiting a growth of 16.55% year-on-year. It accounted for 17.34% of the market share. MT15 saw 8,691 units sold, with a growth rate of 7.27% compared to September 2022. It maintained a 13.54% market share. Aerox scooter made an impressive debut, with 1,570 units sold in its first month on the market. FZ25 recorded no sales in September 2023, down from 343 units in the same month last year.Yamaha India Sales and Exports Sep 2023 vs Aug 2023 – MoM performanceYamaha India Sep 2023 Export PerformanceWhile Yamaha’s domestic sales witnessed substantial growth, the export segment painted a different picture. The company reported a total of 19,026 units exported in September 2023, compared to 25,185 units in September 2022, representing a decline of 24.46%.FZ motorcycle was the top export model, with 9,550 units shipped in September 2023. Although this figure was lower than the 10,013 units exported in the same month last year, the FZ maintained a dominant 50.19% market share in exports. RayZR scooter, which performed exceptionally well in the domestic market, experienced a 6.48% decline in exports, with 3,132 units shipped.Saluto witnessed a significant boost in exports, with 2,276 units sold, compared to just 600 units in September 2022. This marked a substantial growth rate of 279.33% year-on-year. Yamaha exported 2,163 units of the Saluto RX. MT15 showed remarkable export growth, with 1,105 units shipped, reflecting a substantial increase of 376.29% year-on-year.R15 faced a sharp decline in exports, with only 276 units sold, down by 74.30% from the previous year. Yamaha’s Fascino scooter, while popular domestically, had only 232 units exported in September 2023. SZ saw 192 units exported, down by 89.96% from the same month last year. FZ25 reported 100 units exported, representing a significant decline of 92.28%. More

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      Royal Enfield Flying Flea – Plans To Resurrect The 125cc Legend?

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      Royal Enfield Flying Flea 125ccWith Flying Flea registered both in India and in Europe, it makes one wonder if Royal Enfield is planning a big surpriseRoyal Enfield seems busy with its portfolio expansion plans in 450cc and 650cc segments. The company is also working to develop its electric portfolio. In between these, could Royal Enfield be working on something entirely new?Plans to bring back Flying Flea?Eicher Motors had registered the ‘Royal Enfield Flying Flea’ trademark name in India in 2020. It is valid up to February 2030. The name is registered in Europe as well. Could it be possible that there are plans to bring back the Flying Flea motorcycle of World War II era? It is difficult to tell, as OEMs often register names without any confirmation about their production plans.Royal Enfield Flying Flea 125ccLooking into history, one can see that Flying Flea was a 125cc motorcycle. It was manufactured to be used in the fight against the Nazis during later stages of World War II. Interestingly, the original concept for the bike was based on a German idea. But with a chain of events, the bike was reimagined as a 125cc unit to be manufactured by Royal Enfield.While its official name was WD/RE, the bike came to be popularly referred to as the Flying Flea. It was named as such, as the bike was designed to be airdropped by parachute. This was usually done beyond enemy lines. It was meant to be used by troops for reconnaissance and communications between various dispersed Airborne units. The communications part was an important task, as reliable radio communications were not available in those times.Royal Enfield Flying Flea trademark filedOriginal Royal Enfield Flying Flea weighed just 56 kg. It allowed the troops to carry it across difficult terrain. With a fuel tank of 1.5 gallon, the bike could travel 150 miles (~ 241 km) before refuelling. Top speed was around 35 to 40 miles per hour (~ 56 to 64 kmph). The engine had a low compression piston, allowing the bike to run even with poor quality fuel. The bike had special features such as folding foot pegs, horizontally rotating handlebar, tall seat and a leak-proof fuel tank lid. The exhaust has an expansion chamber to reduce the noise.Possibilities with Flying FleaA decade or two earlier, an ICE-based 125cc Royal Enfield motorcycle could have been a viable experiment. Considering the name, it is unlikely to be relevant for higher capacity bikes. Things have changed dramatically over the last few years, as there’s a greater push towards electrification. Emission norms are getting stricter every year, which is pushing up prices of ICE two-wheelers.In such a scenario, it is unlikely that Royal Enfield will be experimenting with a 125cc petrol bike. The best possibility could be an entry-level electric bike, with aesthetics similar to the original World War II bike. Royal Enfield is already working on its electric bike portfolio. With its catchy name and rich history, an electric Flying Flea can be a serious crowd puller.Source More

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      Top 10 Motorcycles 150cc to 200cc Sep 2023 – Pulsar, Apache, Unicorn, MT15, R15, Xpulse

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      New TVS Apache 160Bajaj Pulsar has regained the No 1 position in the 150cc to 200cc motorcycle segment – Beating the likes of Apache and UnicornThe Indian motorcycle industry’s 150cc to 200cc segment faced significant challenges in September 2023, with a year-on-year sales decline of 17.03%. The latest sales figures indicate shifting preferences among Indian motorcycle enthusiasts and the impact of economic factors on the market.Top 10 Motorcycles 150cc to 200cc Sep 2023 – Bajaj Pulsar Tops the ChartsBajaj Pulsar regained its leading position in the 150cc to 200cc segment, with 46,888 units sold in September 2023. While this represents a modest 3.13% year-on-year growth, it commands a 30.99% market share in the segment. Bajaj’s consistent performance can be attributed to its established reputation and diverse range of offerings in this segment.TVS Apache and Honda Unicorn have both witnessed a significant drop in sales compared to September 2022. TVS Apache sales plummeted by 37.67% with 26,774 units sold, while Honda Unicorn recorded a 29.44% decline with 25,514 units sold. These numbers reflect the growing competition and changing consumer preferences that have affected these once-popular models.Yamaha FZ and R15 Face ChallengesYamaha’s FZ and R15 also faced challenges in September 2023. Yamaha FZ saw a 27.29% decrease in sales, with 14,872 units sold, while the R15 managed to grow by 16.55% year-on-year, selling 11,131 units. Despite the decline in FZ sales, the R15 showed resilience and maintained a 7.36% market share.Motorcycle sales 150cc to 200cc segment – Sep 2023A surprising standout in the segment was Honda Hornet 2.0, which recorded an impressive 458.26% year-on-year growth, selling 3,852 units. This growth can be attributed to its competitive pricing and attractive features, making it a popular choice among budget-conscious buyers. Other notable players in the 150cc to 200cc segment include Hero Xtreme 160R / 200, KTM 200, Hero XPULSE 200, and Bajaj Avenger, all of which experienced varying degrees of decline in sales compared to the previous year.Impact of Economic Factors and Looking AheadThe decline in motorcycle sales within this segment can be partially attributed to economic factors, including rising fuel prices and inflation, which have put pressure on consumers’ purchasing power. Additionally, the ongoing global semiconductor shortage has disrupted production schedules for several manufacturers, leading to supply chain challenges.The motorcycle industry is expected to face continued challenges in the 150cc to 200cc segment in the coming months. Manufacturers are likely to respond with innovative marketing strategies and product offerings to adapt to changing consumer preferences and the evolving economic landscape. Despite the current downturn, the Indian motorcycle market remains highly competitive, with manufacturers striving to create value for customers and maintain their market share. As the industry navigates these challenges, it will be interesting to see how the landscape evolves in the months to come. More

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      Top 10 Motorcycles Sep 2023 – Splendor, Apache, Pulsar, Classic 350

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      New Royal Enfield Classic 350Cumulatively, September 2023’s total sales reached 9,07,433 units for the top 10 motorcycles, marking a 3.77% growth from September 2022In the earlier post, we discussed top 10 two wheelers and top 10 scooters. In this post, let’s take a look at the top selling motorcycles of India. India’s motorcycle industry, known for its diverse offerings and consumer preferences, has showcased intriguing shifts in September 2023. With a mix of stalwarts and emerging challengers, the market landscape offers valuable insights. Let’s dive deep into the sales figures, comparing them both year-on-year (YoY) and month-on-month (MoM).Top 10 Motorcycles Sep 2023 : Year-on-Year OverviewHolding its title as the market leader, Hero Splendor registered an increase of 9.99% YoY. This growth translates to an additional 29,043 units compared to last September, emphasizing its continued acceptance among the masses. Shimmering in second place, Honda Shine gleamed with an impressive 11.26% growth YoY. The numbers speak for themselves, with a rise of 16,351 units, revealing the brand’s consistent quality and trust.Top 10 Motorcycles Sep 2023 vs Sep 2022 – YoY performanceShowcasing its enduring appeal, Bajaj Pulsar sped forward with a robust 14.40% YoY growth, enhancing its tally by 15,123 units. Such growth highlights its standing as a preferred choice for many biking enthusiasts. The journey wasn’t as smooth for Hero HF Deluxe, which faced a dip of 10.13%. This decline meant a reduction of 9,478 units YoY, hinting at shifting preferences or emerging competition.The market’s dark horse, TVS Raider, left everyone in awe with a meteoric 123.99% YoY growth. With an increase of 26,987 units, it’s evident that the brand’s strategies and the bike’s features resonated well with consumers. On the flip side, Bajaj Platina confronted a significant drop of 33.73% YoY. This translated to 24,739 fewer units, raising questions about market positioning or external factors influencing its performance.Top 10 Motorcycles Sep 2023 vs Aug 2023 – MoM performanceConsistency was the name of the game for Hero Passion, registering a minimal growth of 0.34%. This translates to a modest 122 unit difference YoY, showcasing its stable market presence. The brand faced some challenges with a decline of 7.02% YoY, resulting in 2,688 fewer sales. Factors could range from competitive pricing to evolving consumer preferences. TVS Apache grappled with a sharp 37.67% decrease, amounting to a reduction of 16,180 units from last year. This prompts a closer look at the brand’s positioning and market strategy. Royal Enfield Classic 350 experienced a slight dip of 5.69%, translating to a sales decline of 1,568 units.Month-on-Month AssessmentWhile YoY comparisons offer a broader perspective, MoM evaluations give us a pulse of the immediate market scenario. Hero Splendor, with a 10.27% MoM growth and 29,762 additional units, continued to impress. Honda Shine and Bajaj Pulsar followed suit with 8.63% (12,832 units) and a whopping 32.47% (29,441 units) growth, respectively.Conversely, Hero Passion and RE Classic 350 faced minor setbacks, with MoM declines of 4.77% (1,813 units) and 0.44% (115 units). Notably, TVS Apache made a significant comeback with a 41.94% MoM growth, adding 7,911 units to its sales.In RetrospectSeptember 2023 has been a testament to the ever-dynamic Indian motorcycle market. Brands like Hero Splendor and Honda Shine continued their legacy, while TVS Raider emerged as a formidable contender. The month also brought its set of challenges for some, emphasizing the importance of adaptability in this rapidly changing landscape. More

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      Hero Premia Dealership Launched – One Showroom For Karizma, Vida, Harley X440

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      First Hero Premia showroom in CalicutIndia’s largest 2W manufacturer, Hero MotoCorp, has inaugurated its first Hero Premia premium dealership in Calicut, KeralaPromising a premium customer experience, Hero MotoCorp has greenlighted its premium dealership line named, Premia. This new Premia dealership will exclusively showcase brand’s flagships and new-age 2W vehicles. The first Premia dealership was inaugurated in the Auto Hub at Calicut, Kerala.Hero Premia Premium Dealership – New identity for premium bikesWith ambitions to provide a premium experience for prospective customers, Hero MotoCorp is committed to carving out a separate premium showroom line named Premia. This new dealership will incorporate brand’s cutting-edge products and boast a new identity as well.The specially trained Premia showroom personnel will cater to mobility needs of prospective customers and provide an unparalleled showcase of new-age technologies. This new Premia line will showcase Hero’s range of premium products including the new flagship Karizma XMR 210 fully-faired motorcycle.Along with that, Hero MotoCorp and Harley-Davidson’s maiden product X440 roadster-style motorcycle will grace Hero’s new Premia dealerships too. Hero’s Vida line of premium electric scooters can be experienced at Premia dealerships as well. Hero Premia will incorporate cloud-based tech along with augmented-reality visuals to assist prospective buyers in choosing their dream product.First Hero Premia showroom in CalicutNew brand identityWith Premia line of showrooms, Hero is establishing an unmistakable visual identity, conceptualising everyday adventure and sustainability at its core. Adhering to modernity and minimalism, Hero Premia’s new facade is of a dark shade. There’s a dash of grandeur on the insides, where the company has incorporated rock walls, mountain trails and rafter ceilings, among others.Hero Premia showrooms have a warmer tone on the inside, that exudes a warm and welcoming atmosphere to buyers. For consumer hospitality, there is contemporary furniture and a premium ambience. There are different product zones on the inside, with a recognisable brand language to efficiently showcase Hero’s diverse range of products.Urban and Street motorcycling zone display electric mobility and performance motorcycles, while Lifestyle and Exploration zone displays roadsters and adventure machines. This strategically located Premia dealership in Calicut is based on a 3,000 sq ft area that strives to provide best-in-class premium purchase and ownership experience in sales, service and spare parts departments.Harley-Davidson X440 showcasedWords from the manufacturerCommenting on the occasion, Mr. Ranjivjit Singh, Chief Business Officer, India Business Unit, Hero MotoCorp said, “As we open doors of our first premium dealership in India, we are not just offering a diversified display of our motorcycles and scooters, we are showcasing the future of mobility which is premium, innovative and sustainable. The FY’24 will see our company significantly strengthen its premium retail experience across India.With the launch of new premium products this year – Karizma XMR and Harley-Davidson X440, the premium portfolio of Hero MotoCorp looks stronger than ever and we’re confident that Hero Premia, our brand-new premium retail channel is poised for greater success in the coming months. Offering an inclusive brand experience to its customers under one roof, Hero Premia is not only a point of sale but a testament to our promise of providing an unmatched high-quality brand experience.” More

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      Top 10 Scooters September 2023 – Activa, Dio, Jupiter, Access, Ntorq

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      Ather electric scooterTVS iQube is the highest-selling electric scooter lineup in India, beating Ola S1 range and securing 6th position in top 10 scooters chart for Sep 2023Ahead of festive season, scooter sales have seen a big boost in India. In a previous post, we have covered top 10 2W vehicles in September 2023. In September 2023, scooter sales stood at 5,18,912 units with a positive YoY and MoM sales figures as opposed to September 2022 and August 2023.Top 10 Scooters September 2023The 5,18,912 scooter sales is quite commendable, especially when compared to 4,87,133 units sold in September 2022 and 4,96,037 units sold in August 2023. This resulted in a 6.52% YoY growth bagging 31,779 units in volume and a 4.61% MoM growth, bagging 22,875 units in volume.The highest seller is still Honda Activa which soldiers ahead with 2,35,056 units sold last month. It is the undisputed king of scooters for a long time. Activa saw a 4.30% YoY decline, losing 10,551 units in volume. In MoM analysis, Activa saw a 9.39% growth with 20,184 units volume growth. Activa’s market share is 45.30%, up from 43.32% a month before.TVS Jupiter is the 2nd highest-selling scooter in India. TVS is proactively updating Jupiter line as seen with recent launch of Jupiter 125 SmartXonnect variant with a segment-first TFT instrument display. With 83,130 Jupiters sold last month, TVS registered 0.89% YoY growth and a healthy 18.65% MoM growth. Volume growth stood at 736 units YoY and 13,065 units MoM.Top 10 scooters September 2023 YoYJupiter has a 14.12% market share. At 3rd place, we have Suzuki Access with 57,041 units sold. Access 125 saw a huge YoY growth of 21.75% and a healthy 6.32% MoM growth. Volume growth stood at 10,190 units YoY and 3,390 units MoM and Access holds 10.99% market share. TVS’ 2nd vehicle in this list is Ntorq, and it takes 4th place in top 10 scooters list in September 2023.With 32,103 units sold, Ntorq witnessed 1.92% YoY growth and 11.52% MoM growth. Volume growth stood at 606 units YoY and 3,316 units MoM. Despite the recent updates with Honda Dio, it completely fell in the red with a 20.05% YoY decline and a 42.90% MoM decline, losing 6,015 units YoY and 18,019 units MoM in volume.TVS iQube registers highest YoY growth of 311%With 20,276 units sold last month, TVS iQube became 6th highest-selling scooter and the highest-selling electric scooter in India. YoY growth was 311.86% (highest in this list), as opposed to 4,923 units sold a year ago. However, MoM saw a 15.12% decline in sales. Ola sold 18,647 electric scooters last month.Top 10 scooters September 2023 MoMIt became 2nd highest-selling e-scooter in India. Ola S1 range registered 88.39% YoY growth gaining 8,749 units in volume and 0.10% MoM growth with 19 units gained in volume. By selling 17,506 units, Suzuki Burgman became India’s best-selling maxi scooter. Burgman Street 125 witnessed 35.97% YoY growth and a 5.87% MoM decline.At 9th position, we have Yamaha RayZR 125 with 15,904 units sold last month and almost doubled sales YoY with 95.31% YoY growth and a decent 16.36% MoM growth. Lastly, we have Hero Destini in 10th place with 15,270 units. Even though Hero MotoCorp sold 42K scooters last month, only Destini 125 made it to the top 10 list and registered 2.13% YoY growth and 28.43% MoM growth. More

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      Yamaha Tenere 700 Extreme Breaks Covers – Extreme Off-Roading

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      Yamaha Tenere 700 ExtremeThe new Kashima coating for the 43 mm USD telescopic front forks of Yamaha Tenere 700 Extreme has allowed for lower frictionYamaha India is currently not known for big bikes as the company’s flagship here is a 150cc single-cylinder motorcycle. That said, Yamaha has an impressive range of enthusiast motorcycles in its Global portfolio including its Tenere ADV line. Yamaha has added a new Tenere 700 Extreme to the global lineup too.Yamaha Tenere 700 Extreme Breaks CoversFor Indian market, Yamaha is planning to reintroduce its multi-cylinder motorcycles, starting with YZF-R3 and MT-03. Yamaha even showcased MT-09, MT-07 and YZF-R7, which could launch alongside or at a later date. That said, there are speculations about launching Tenere 700 as well.Yamaha currently sells Tenere 700 and Tenere 700 World Raid in select markets. Now, there is a more extreme version of Tenere 700, which Yamaha calls, well, Tenre 700 Extreme. The company will launch it soon in select global markets, expanding the off-roading envelope and offering more mechanical capability to tackle the beaten path.Tenere 700 Extreme is pitted at more experienced off-road riders to could put good use of bike’s upgraded mechanicals. Speaking of upgraded mechanicals, Yamaha has worked on the 43mm USD telescopic front suspension setup. It now gets a new Kashima coating within the internals, which reduces friction and wear and tear.Yamaha Tenere 700 Extreme featuresThere is 20 mm extra suspension travel too, which should enhance confidence during hard landing from jumps. 260mm ground clearance ensures hassle-free trail riding and hardcore off-roading. With higher ground clearance, seat height is up too, at 910 mm, which is likely to sweat even tallest of riders.Off-road worthy hardwareOther off-road hardware includes adjustable suspension, larger Titanium footpegs, flat one-piece seat, dual-purpose knobby tyres, wire-spoke rims, up-swept exhaust, front beak, a tall windscreen, knuckle guards, a tall side stand, engine protection and more.Speaking of the engine, it is a 689cc parallel-twin, DOHC, liquid-cooled unit that develops 73 bhp of peak power at 9000 RPM and 68 Nm of peak torque at 6500 RPM. This engine is mated to a 6-speed gearbox. Company claims 4.16L fuel consumption per 100 km. Which translates to 24 km/l. Couple that with a 16L fuel tank, Yamaha Tenere 700 Extreme should have a tank range of about 380 km.Yamaha Tenere 700 Extreme breaks coversComponentry includes KYB 43mm USD telescopic front forks, swingarm-mounted KYB Piggyback rear shock absorber, dual 282mm disc setup at the front and single 245mm disc at rear, 21-inch front and 18-inch rear wheels, 90/90-21 front and 150/70-18 rear tyres, and more. Yamaha Tenere 700 Extreme boasts a relatively low 205 kg wet weight (with 16L fuel and 3L engine oil), which is impressive.Rally-type 5-inch colour TFT screen with navigation and LED lighting are notable features. We expect Yamaha to launch the Standard Yamaha Tenere 700 in India in the future. More

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      Top 10 Motorcycles 300cc-500cc Sep 2023 – Classic, Bullet, Triumph, KTM, CB350, Ninja

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      Triumph Speed 400With 4,508 400cc units sold last month, Triumph gets closest to Royal Enfield sales as opposed to older rivals from Honda, Jawa and Yezdi350cc to 500cc motorcycle segment has seen quite an uproar in the recent past. There have been more entrants like Triumph Speed 400, Harley-Davidson X440, new KTM 390 Duke and the likes and we expect biggest-ever Pulsar to debut soon too. But Royal Enfield still remains unbeaten and commands over 85% market share.Top 10 Motorcycles 300cc-500cc Sep 2023Royal Enfield’s slew of 350cc motorcycles took the top four positions on this list. Classic 350 still remains the undisputed champ of 300cc to 500cc segment and has 26,003 units sold last month to back its sure-footed presence. Sales took a slight hit with a 5.69% YoY and 0.44% MoM decline, securing a 31.21% market share of this class.The newly launched Bullet 350 has shown significant growth of 38.94% MoM and doubled its sales YoY with 100% YoY growth. The 17,512 units sold last month accounted for 21.02% market share, up from 16% a month before. Volume gain stood at 8,757 units YoY and 4,908 units MoM.Hunter 350 sold 14,746 units and saw a 13.86% YoY decline and a 4.13% MoM growth. It has a 17.7% market share among this list. Meteor 350 saw 8,659 buyers last month and numbers dropped 20.12% YoY and gained 0.38% MoM. The new Triumph 400 duo has climbed the ranks owing to their VFM proposition.Top 10 Motorcycles 300cc-500cc September 2023 – YoYTriumph sold 4,508 units of its new 400cc motorcycles and is the 5th highest-selling on this list with 40.7% MoM growth (highest on this list). Triumph is the closest to Royal Enfield’s 350cc lineup in terms of sales, outselling established RE350 rivals from Honda, Jawa and Yezdi. Himalayan 411 sold 3,218 units last month and sales dropped by 20.12% YoY and 16.55% MoM.Triumph inches to ‘RE killer’ tag than Honda, Jawa and YezdiHonda CB350 line sold 3,057 units and fell into the red completely with 23.19% YoY and an 11.57% MoM decline. Jawa and Yezdi from Classic Legends sold 2,427 units (retail) and saw 4.88% MoM growth. The new versions of Jawa 42 pose incremental upgrades over their preceding models.Single-cylinder performance king, KTM 390 range, sold 1,116 units with 25.9% YoY decline and 30.53% MoM growth. Royal Enfield Electra 350 sold 804 units last month with an 80.74% YoY decline and a 66.13% MoM decline. Bajaj’s original Royal Enfield rival, Dominar 400, sold 672 units and registered a 13.51% YoY decline and an 18.84% MoM decline.Top 10 Motorcycles 300cc-500cc September 2023 – MoMTVS Apache 310 range sold 340 units in September 2023. There was a 40.35% YoY decline and, but a strong 38.78% MoM growth. Honda’s CB300 line sold 124 units in total. There was a major price revision with MY2023 versions of both CB300F and CB300R and they should work the magic and increase popularity.The first multi-cylinder products in this list are Kawasaki’s Ninja range with Ninja 300 selling 114 units and Ninja 400 selling 11 units. Harley-Davidson X440 deliveries have just commenced this month. In total, the top 10 motorcycles 300cc-500cc charts for the month of September 2023 show 83,329 units sold, registering 1.72% YoY growth and a 5.78% MoM growth. More