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      2023 Bajaj Pulsar N 150 In New Spy Shots – More Sporty

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      As part of the ongoing initiative to update the Pulsar range, Bajaj is expected to launch Pulsar N150 soon2023 Bajaj Pulsar N150 Spied TestingLaunch of Pulsar 250 twins was a major milestone for Bajaj, as it demonstrated a significant leap in performance as well as a new, sportier design language. Taking Pulsar 250 twins as the benchmark, Bajaj is looking to introduce a similar set of features for other Pulsar motorcycles.After N160, the next in line to get the updates include Pulsar 150 and Pulsar NS125. These two are among the primary volume generators for the company. Bajaj will be looking to launch the updated versions in the shortest possible time.2023 Pulsar N 150 spottedTwo variants of Pulsar N 150 have been spotted, one with disc-drum combo and another with disc brakes at both ends. While the test mules are fully camouflaged, the contours and outlines look familiar to pulsar 250 twins and N 160. It is apparent that some signature features of Pulsar 150 will be retained to ensure a distinctive identity.It is easy to see that Pulsar N 150 has a more aggressive profile, as compared to existing Pulsar 150. Headlamp cowl has a sharper design and front mudguard has been shortened to achieve a sporty look and feel. Tank Shrouds and side panels appear to be similar to existing variant, but Pulsar N150 is likely to get sportier graphics and decals. Some new colour options are also likely.2023 Bajaj Pulsar N150 Spied TestingIn terms of performance, one of the key updates is monoshock rear suspension. Existing Pulsar 150 has dual-rear shock absorbers. While both suspension setups have their advantages, a monoshock suspension is known to improve stability and handling. Monoshock ensures more precise damping, thereby allowing agile characteristics for the bike. This will be useful for tackling busy city streets. However, monoshock suspension is not so great for carrying heavy loads.Pulsar N150 performanceJust like N160, Pulsar N150 could also get some performance updates. For example, recently launched Pulsar N160 has been equipped with an updated engine that promises faster acceleration and improved reliability. Relevant changes have been incorporated to ensure smoother gear shifts and reduced noise and vibrations. Upcoming Pulsar N150 could also benefit from a similar set of updates.In its current form, Bajaj Pulsar 150 is powered by a 149.50 cc motor that generates 14 PS of max power at 8,500 rpm and 13.25 Nm of peak torque at 6,500 rpm. It is mated to a 5-speed gearbox. The bike has 17-inch wheels at both ends, shod with 90/90 front and 120/80 rear tubeless tyres (dual-disc variant).2023 Bajaj Pulsar N150 Spied Testing2022 Pulsar N 150 is expected to be launched at around the same price as that of existing model. It will depend on the overall quantum of updates introduced for N150. Current Pulsar 150 is available at Rs 1.14 lakh. Pulsar N150 will rival the likes of Honda Unicorn, Yamaha FZ-Fi Version 3.0 and TVS Apache RTR 160.Source More

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      New Hero Maestro Xoom Scooter Spied – Honda Activa Rival

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      While Hero leads in motorcycle segment, its scooter portfolio doesn’t have any segment bestsellers like Honda Activa or TVS JupiterNew Hero Maestro Xoom Scooter SpiedApart from Hero MotoCorp, other two-wheeler manufacturers have also launched products to take on Activa. However, sales numbers indicate that Activa continues to dominate. In August 2022, Activa had close to 50% market share among the top 10 scooters in the month.In case of Hero MotoCorp, it’s 110cc scooters like Pleasure and Maestro Edge 110 are way behind Activa. While Pleasure was at sixth spot in August, Maestro Edge did not even make it in top ten. In an attempt to fix this gap, Hero will soon launch a new 110cc scooter named Maestro Xoom. The new name has already been registered by the company, with trademark approval received earlier this year in June.New Hero Maestro Xoom Scooter SpiedWith the Maestro prefix, it would be safe to assume that the new scooter will have most of the features currently offered with Maestro Edge scooter. Maestro Xoom will not stop at that; instead, it will come with an additional set of features to emerge as a more capable rival to Honda Activa. Hero’s new scooter was showcased at a dealer event and only limited information is available as of now.One of the key upgrades for Hero Maestro Xoom is a full digital instrument console with Bluetooth connectivity. Users should be able to pair their smartphones to access phone functions like calls, SMS, music, etc. Things like ride analytics and remote functions may also be available. Hero’s current breed of 110cc scooters like Pleasure and Maestro Edge 110cc are equipped with a semi-digital instrument console. Latest spy shots of the new Hero Maestro XOOM are credited to X Automobile.New Hero Maestro Xoom Scooter SpiedHero Maestro Xoom can be more economical, as it will have the company’s proprietary i3S technology. i3S can sense when the engine is idling, for example, at a traffic signal. In such situations, it automatically shuts down the engine. The scooter restarts on its own when the clutch is engaged by the rider. i3S is primarily designed to save fuel. It can be activated via a dedicated switch on the handlebar. Users can keep it switched off if they like.Other key differentiating factors for Hero Maestro Xoom include cornering headlamp and 12-inch alloy wheels at front and rear. Existing Maestro Edge has 12-inch front and 10-inch rear wheels. Visually, the silhouette looks familiar to Maestro Edge 110cc. However, Maestro Xoom has a completely refreshed front fascia with Apron-mounted X-styled headlamp. Rear tail lamp also gets the ‘X’ treatment.Hero Maestro Xoom performanceHero is unlikely to make any performance tweaks to Maestro Xoom, as the current motor doesn’t seem lacking in performance. The 110.9 cc, air cooled motor onboard Maestro Edge generates 8 hp of max power at 7,250 rpm and 8.7 Nm of peak torque at 5,750 rpm. It is mated to a variomatic drive.Hero Maestro Xoom is likely to be positioned above existing Maestro Edge 110cc, thereby commanding a slightly premium pricing. Hero Maestro Edge 110cc is available at Rs 66,820 (drum) and Rs 73,498 (disc variant). More

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      2022 Hero Splendor New Colour Launched – Silver Nexus Blue

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      Splendor Plus is one of the few products to come on a 100cc platform to offer more frugalityHero Splendor New Colour LaunchHero MotoCorp has knocked it out of the park completely when it comes to budget commuters. Rivals often seem like they’re not in the same league. Heck, some rivals don’t even feel like they’re in the same sport. Such is the popularity that revolves around Splendor’s name.A pedigree like this, often makes competitors yearn for more success. But, to keep themselves ahead like they are now, Hero offers a slew of colour choices, engine choices and even features like XTEC connectivity for Splendor range. A combination of which makes a product what it is today, a force to be reckoned with. To keep the winning streak going, Hero has now added a new colour. Let’s take a look.Hero Splendor New Colour – Silver Nexus BlueHero MotoCorp sold 2,86,007 units of Splendor in August 2022. This volume consists of all the motorcycles that fall under Splendor branding. Like Splendor Plus, Splendor Plus XTEC, Super Splendor and Splendor iSmart 110. Splendor is backed up by HF Deluxe, Passion and Glamour brands to make Hero MotoCorp undisputed king of budget commuters. Honda is coming up with a new 100cc bike too.To put it into context, Honda CB Shine takes second place and sold just 1,20,139 units in the same month with declining sales YoY. Compared to motorcycles, Honda has seen more success in the scooter segment. Any update, no matter how small, is quite a big thing for Splendor series considering the scale at which it sells.[embedded content][embedded content]In that light, Hero has added a fresh new colour palette to the mix. This new colour option was on offer a long time ago and has been added back into the mix recently. It gets a base silver colour, on which Hero branding is engulfed in Nexus blue shade. This Nexus Blue shade is further engulfed by a layer of dark grey and then, a dark olive green.Hero logo is integrated into its fuel tank graphics and is not a 3D metallic one. On the side panels, we can see Splendor+ badging along with i3S badging. i3S is Hero’s proprietary technology that enables stop-start functionality which further boosts fuel efficiency. Video is credited to Biker Mjk.Specs & FeaturesFor all you minimalism aficionados, Hero has a Matte Shield Gold shade that gets 3D Hero and Splendor+ lettering along with a single-tone gold palette. If you are willing to make your wallet lighter, Splendor Plus also gets an XTEC variant with a slew of connected features along with a fully digital instrument display. This bike gets a Canvas Black colour option that probably looks the neatest.Standard Splendor Plus gets a USB charger, 18” alloy wheels, a side stand indicator along with an engine cutoff sensor and switchable i3S tech. It is powered by a 97.2cc FI engine. It is capable of kicking out 7.9 bhp of power and 8.05 Nm of torque. This engine is coupled to a 4-speed gearbox. With this new colour, Hero is bringing back an iconic paint scheme. This might help Hero to eat further into the rival’s pies. As far as rivals are concerned, we have Bajaj Platina, Honda’s upcoming 100cc bike and then Hero’s own HF Deluxe in 100cc segment. More

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      350cc Motorcycle Sales Aug 2022 – Classic, Hunter, Meteor, Bullet, CB350

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      Royal Enfield yet again dominated the 350cc motorcycle segment – Newly launched Hunter takes No 2 spotNew Royal Enfield Hunter 350 At No 2Motorcycle sales in the 350cc segment posted significant growth in domestic market for August 2022. Domestic sales increased by 69.77 percent on a YoY basis while MoM sales were higher by 39.23 percent. Exports on the other hand did not perform as well with a marginal 0.89 percent YoY growth and a -28.49 percent MoM de-growth.Total domestic sales in the segment stood at 61,988 units in August 2022, up 69.77 percent over 36,513 units sold in August 2021. This was a 25,475 unit volume growth MoM sales also improved by 39.23 percent from 44,521 units sold in July 2022 relating to a volume growth of 17,467 units.350cc Motorcycle Sales Aug 2022 – DomesticRoyal Enfield claimed the top 5 spots on this list with the Classic 350 topping sales charts despite a YoY and MoM de-growth. Classic 350 sales stood at 18,993 units in August 2022, down 19.02 percent from 23,453 units sold in August 2021. This was a 4,460 unit volume de-growth despite which the Classic 350 commanded a 30.64 percent share. MoM sales also fell 18.21 percent when compared to 23,223 units sold in July 2022. Share in that same month had been at 52.16 percent.Following close behind was the recently launched Hunter 350. RE sold 18,197 units of this new 350cc bike in the past month to command a 29.36 percent share. The Hunter 350 was launched on 7th August and has climbed to the 2nd spot already. Royal Enfield Meteor 350cc sales increased by 46.72 percent YoY to 9,362 units, up from 6,381 units sold in August 2022. MoM sales also improved by 15.75 percent from 8,088 units sold in July 2022.350cc Motorcycle Sales Aug 2022Significant YoY sales growth was also seen for the RE Bullet 350 and Electra 350 while MoM sales also saw positive results. Bullet sales improved by 107.63 percent YoY to 7,619 units, up from 3,669 units sold in August 2021 to command a 12.29 percent share on this list. MoM sales were higher by 16.66 percent from 6,530 units sold in July 2022. Electra sales were higher by 109.07 percent YoY and 6.51 percent MoM to 4,104 units in August 2022.There was also the Honda CB350 at No. 6 with a 254.73 percent YoY growth to 3,714 units, up from 1,047 units sold in August 2021. MoM sales grew by 31.38 percent from 2,827 units sold in July 2022. Retail sales of Jawa Yezdi improved by 31.73 percent YoY and 6.33 percent MoM to 3,159 units. The company had retailed 2,398 units and 2,971 units in August 2021 and July 2022 respectively.350cc Exports August 2022Exports of 350cc motorcycles stood at 3,963 units up 0.89 percent from 3,928 units sold in August 2021 while MoM exports dipped by 28.49 percent from 5,542 units shipped in July 2022. In global markets also it was the RE Meteor and Classic that commanded the most attention.350cc Motorcycle Exports Aug 2022Meteor 350 exports fell by 7.67 percent YoY and 22.50 percent MoM to 2,204 units while there had been 2,387 units and 2,844 units exported in August 2021 and July 2022 respectively. It was followed by the Classic 350 with a 133.66 percent YoY growth to 1,680 units from 719 units sold in August 2021 while MoM exports fell by 6.56 percent over 1,798 units shipped in July 2022. Market share however improved MoM from 32.44 percent held in July 2022 to 42.39 percent in the past month.Hunter exports stood at 78 percent. It was followed by the Honda CB350 with just 1 unit exported last month, down 99.88 percent from 822 units shipped in August 2021 while there had been 900 units shipped in July 2022 relating to a 99,89 percent MoM de-growth. Bullet and Electra 350 exports were down to 0 units. More

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      Top 10 Motorcycles Aug 2022 – Splendor, Pulsar, Apache, Glamour

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      Top 10 motorcycle sales in August 2022 improved by 17.92 percent YoY to 8,20,919 units with Hero Splendor and Honda CB Shine taking two top spotsBajaj Pulsar 200Following our earlier stories that covered top 10 2 wheeler sales and top 10 scooter sales, we now take a look at the best-selling motorcycle in August 2022. Top 10 two wheeler sales improved by 10.92 percent in the past month while scooter sales saw a 5.91 percent YoY growth.Top 10 Motorcycle sales on the other hand improved by 17.92 percent YoY. Total sales of the top 10 bikes stood at 8,20,919 units in August 2022, up from 6,96,165 units sold in August 2021. This was a 1,24,754 unit volume growth. Most models on this list have seen YoY growth except for the CB Shine, HF Deluxe and CT100.Top 10 Motorcycles Aug 2022 – Hero Splendor LeadsTopping sales charts was the Hero Splendor with 2,86,007 units sold in the past month, up 18.33 percent compared to 2,41,703 units sold in August 2021. This was a 44,304 unit volume growth with the Splendor commanding a 34.84 percent share while the Splendor was the only motorcycle to see sales above the 2 lakh unit mark. There had been 2,50,409 units of the Splendor sold in July 2022 leading to a significant MoM growth. The new Hero Super Splendor 125 Canvas Black Edition launched in July 2022 at a starting price of Rs. 77,430 (ex-showroom Delhi) has added efficiently to these sales.Honda CB Shine was at No. 2 with a YoY de-growth of 7.53 percent to 1,20,139 units, down from 1,29,926 units sold in August 2021. This was a 9,787 unit volume de-growth with the CB Shine commanding a 14.63 percent share.Top 10 Motorcycles Aug 2022Bajaj Platina posted a YoY growth in sales of 76.61 percent with 99,877 units sold in the past month, up from 56,615 units sold in August 2021. Currently commanding a 12.18 percent share on this list, sales in July 2022 had been at 48,484 units also noting a higher MoM growth.Bajaj Auto Limited also had the Pulsar on this list at No. 4 with 97,135 units sold in the past month, up 46.94 percent YoY over 66,107 units sold in August 2021. However, Bajaj Pulsar had been at No. 3 in July 2022 when sales had stood at 1,01,905 units relating to a MoM de-growth. New 2023 Bajaj Pulsar 150 has been spied on test with launch expected sometime next year.Sales de-growth was also reported for the HF Deluxe that slipped 36.96 percent to 72,224 units in August 2022, down from 1,14,575 units sold in August 2021. This was a 42,351 unit volume de-growth commanding an 8.80 percent share.Top 10 MotorcyclesAug-22Aug-21Growth % YoY1. Hero Splendor2,86,0072,41,70318.332. Honda CB Shine1,20,1391,29,926-7.533. Bajaj Platina99,98756,61576.614. Bajaj Pulsar97,13566,10746.945. Hero HF Deluxe72,2241,14,575-36.966. TVS Apache40,52016,423146.737. Hero Passion28,14914,81290.048. Hero Glamour27,61323,74716.289. Honda Unicorn 16025,0515,679341.1210. Bajaj CT10024,09426,578-9.35Total8,20,9196,96,16517.92Apache, Passion, GlamourFollowing in quick succession on the top 10 motorcycle sales list were the TVS Apache, Hero Passion and Glamour each of which posted a YoY growth in sales. Apache sales improved 146.73 percent to 40,520 units in August 2022, up from 16,423 units sold in August 2021. Hero Passion and Glamour sales were higher by 90.04 percent and 16.28 percent respectively to 28,149 units and 27,613 units sold in August 2022 up from 14,812 units and 23,747 units sold in August 2021.Honda Unicorn 160 saw the highest YoY growth at 341.12 percent to 25,051 units in August 2022, up from 5,679 units sold in August 2021. This was a 19,372 unit volume growth with a 3.05 percent share. Sales of the Bajaj CT100 have dipped 9.35 percent YoY to 24,094 units, down from 26,578 units sold in August 2021 relating to a 2,484 unit volume de-growth and a 2.94 percent share. More

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      Hero Vida Electric Scooter Is Set To launch On 7th Of October

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      Hero MotoCorp recently won the injunction raised by Hero Electric and can now use the word Hero to market their EVsHero MotoCorp Vida Electric ScooterEven though both Hero MotoCorp and Hero Electric are spawned from the same Munjal family, they are two entirely separate companies. Brijmohan Lall Munjal’s company is now Hero MotoCorp and Dayanand Munjal’s company is now Hero Electric. Vijay Munjal and his son Naveen Munjal head Hero Electric. And his cousin Pawan Munjal is CEO of Hero MotoCorp.The issue revolved around Hero MotoCorp using the trademark ‘Hero’ to market their upcoming EV range under Vida brand. If Hero MotoCorp sold their upcoming electric scooters without ‘Hero’ word or their existing dealership network, it would be fruitless for the company. However, Hero MotoCorp has won and now can use ‘Hero’ trademark.Hero Vida Electric ScooterWith this recent victory over Hero Electric, there are now fewer hurdles for Hero MotoCorp in getting its upcoming Vida line of electric scooters ready for launch. And we have a date for Vida e-scooter launch. It’s set to launch on October 7, 2022.Hero MotoCorp has filed patents for names like Vida, Vida MotoCorp, Vida EV, Vida Electric, Vida Scooters and Vida Motorcycles. Any one of these names or a combination might be utilized by the company. Now, that Hero MotoCorp can legally use the ‘Hero’ trademark, it’s left to be seen what the final naming pattern will be.Hero MotoCorp Electric Scooter – Under VIDA BrandNot a lot is known about this upcoming electric scooter line by Hero MotoCorp. One thing is for sure that, like all Hero MotoCorp offerings till date, Vida lineup will also be targeted at mainstream consumer market.What To Expect?For starters, Hero Vida Electric scooter is likely to be mass manufactured. If that is the case, we can expect Vida to be competitively priced. Whether or not Vida electric scooters are going to be number crunchers or not isn’t known, but for certain e-scooter volumes have noticeably improved in recent months.Hero MotoCorp is capable of marketing an e-scooter that’s cost competitive and built on decent engineering. That said, it’s first offering isnt likely to be a low speed e-scooter with top speed capped at 25 km/h either. Considering Hero’s prowess as a large volume seller, it will be interesting to see what level of frugal engineering dictates the fortunes of its electric two wheeler goals.Hero MotoCorp has filed trademark for the name VIDA ElectricIn terms of price and features, Hero Vida electric scooter isn’t likely to be the most expensive in the young e-scooter market. What Hero already has working for it is a well put together bouquet of ev tech. This includes swappable batteries in partnership with Gogoro, charging tech from Ather, and a hub motor. More info regarding the same will be announced by Hero MotoCorp on October 7th. More

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      Honda Upcoming 100cc Bike To Rival Splendor And HF Deluxe

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      Honda upcoming 100cc bike is coming in 2023 and is highly likely to be the company’s first new offering of 2023Honda CD 110 – For ReferenceIt is a known fact that Honda is a top name in the Indian scooter market. With Activa in its arsenal, Honda is practically unmatched. To put it into context, Activa alone accounts for more than 50 percent of Honda’s total sales. If you take top 10 best-selling scooters in India, Activa sells almost as much as the rest of the nine contestants combined. In the global two wheeler market, India plays a leading role for Honda bringing in lakhs of units in sales each month.Honda doesn’t enjoy the same monopoly when it comes to best-selling motorcycles. That is because Hero MotoCorp has always been the champion in this era. With Splendor range of budget bikes, Hero has unmatched popularity among rural customers. This is where Honda is currently falling short. This is where Honda is planning to chart a stronger path forward.Honda Upcoming 100cc BikeThis development is in the form of a 100cc bike to challenge Splendor. Right now, Honda’s lowest capacity commuter motorcycle engine is a 110cc unit (109.51cc) that does duties on CD 110 Dream and Livo. Above these are Honda Shine and SP 125 which come with a 125cc engine.However, its arch-rival, Hero offers a 100cc platform (97.2cc) which promises more frugality. Something which target audiences appreciate. This engine is offered with HF Deluxe and Splendor Plus, which is the highest-selling motorcycle in the country.Hero Splendor Plus XTECSpeaking at 62nd annual convention of SIAM, HMSI CEO and MD, Atsushi Ogata revealed that Honda’s upcoming product is a 100cc budget commuter motorcycle. He further revealed that this 100cc commuter will be Honda’s first product in 2023. Honda upcoming 100cc bike will take Honda’s reachability even further and is expected to be well received in India. Honda is also planning to launch over 10 new EVs globally.Atsushi Ogata also stressed that for rural use where short-distance riding is the norm, 125cc and upcoming 100cc models will do better. This market is not too hot for EVs as budget and versatility is the deciding factor here. With a well-tuned suspension and a good frame, this new platform might yield good fruits to Honda and close in the marginal gap that it currently has behind Hero.Specs and PricingCurrently, Honda’s 125cc platform, which consists of Shine and SP125 is powered by a 124cc engine that makes around 10.6 bhp of power and 11 Nm of torque. Shine gets a 4-speed gearbox. While SP125 gets a 5-speed unit. This category of motorcycles offer around 60 km/l of fuel economy in the real world too.Its arch-rival Splendor Plus and HF Deluxe get a 97.2cc engine that is capable of making around 8 bhp of power and 8.05 Nm of torque. This engine is only coupled to a 4-speed gearbox. This platform is even more frugal and offers around 65+ km/l fuel efficiency. Honda upcoming 100cc bike might also make power and torque figures around the same ballpark.HF Deluxe pricing starts from Rs. 54K and Splendor Plus start from around Rs. 70K and comes packed with features like XTec connectivity too. While CD 110 Dream starts at around Rs. 70K and Livo start from Rs. 75K. With an aggressive price point, Honda upcoming 100cc bike may make a dent in Splendor sales. Apart from Splendor Plus and HF Deluxe, it will also compete with Bajaj Platina too.Source More

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      Top 10 Scooters Aug 2022 – Activa, Jupiter, Access, Dio, Ntorq, RayZR

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      Honda Activa topped the sales list with 2,21,143 units sold last month – The only scooter to command sales above the 1 lakh unit markImage for representation purpose onlyWhile we have listed out the top 10 two wheelers sold in August 2022, here we detail the top 10 scooters sold last month. Scooter sales are on the rise in recent months reaching almost to pre-covid figures. Every major automaker has posted a notable increase in sales while there have also been a series of new launches in this segment.Scooter sales in the month of August 2022 saw a 5.91 percent YoY growth to 4,48,178 units. This was a growth of 25,009 units when compared to 4,23,169 units sold in August 2021.Top 10 Scooters Aug 2022 – Honda Activa at No. 1Honda Activa was once again the best selling scooter in India in August 2022. Sales improved by 8.05 percent on a YoY basis to 2,21,143 units, up from 2,04,659 units sold in August 2021. This was a 16,484 unit volume growth with the Activa commanding a 49.34 percent share. It was in August that the company also introduced the Activa Premium Edition, targeting a younger segment of buyers in the country. It is priced at Rs 75,400, making it Rs 1,000 costlier when compared to the top-spec Activa DLX variant.Up next was the TVS’s flagship Jupiter with sales of 70,075 units, up 53.59 percent from 45,625 units sold in August 2021. This was a 24,450 unit volume growth with the Jupiter commanding a 15.64 percent share.Top 10 Scooters Aug 2022Suzuki Access saw negative YoY sales growth in August 2022, down by 17.83 percent to 40,375 units from 49,135 units sold in August 2021. The Access scooter currently holds a 9.01 percent share on this list. It was followed by the Honda Dio scooter with 29,714 units sold in August 2022, up 10.47 percent from 26,897 units sold in August 2021. This was a volume growth of 2,817 units and a 6.63 percent share.Ntorq, Pleasure, Burgman, DestiniLower down the list at No. 5 was the Ntorq with sales of 27,649 units, up 5.18 percent YoY from 26,288 units sold in August 2021. The Ntorq commands a 6.17 percent share. It was followed by the Hero Pleasure which saw its YoY sales dip 3.55 percent to 16,589 units from 17,200 units sold in August 2021.Suzuki Burgman followed with a 10.31 percent YoY growth in sales to 12,146 units in August 2022 up from 11,011 units sold in August 2021. The Hero Destini followed in quick succession with 11,213 units sold in the past month, up 35.87 percent when compared to 8,253 units sold in August 2021.Top 10 ScootersAug-22Aug-21Growth % YoY1. Honda Activa2,21,1432,04,6598.052. TVS Jupiter70,07545,62553.593. Suzuki Access40,37549,135-17.834. Honda Dio29,71426,89710.475. TVS NTorq27,64926,2885.186. Hero Pleasure16,58917,200-3.557. Suzuki Burgman12,14611,01110.318. Hero Destini11,2138,25335.879. Yamaha RayZR10,12416,064-36.9810. Yamaha Fascino9,15018,037-49.27Total4,48,1784,23,1695.91Trailing the list were RayZR and Fascino, both of which have seen significant YoY decline in sales. RayZR sales dipped 36.98 percent to 10,124 units last month from 16,064 units sold in August 2021 while Fascino sales fell 49.27 percent YoY to 9,150 units in August 2022 from 18,037 units sold in August 2021. More