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    New 2024 Honda CB200X Launched – Better Rival To Hero XPulse 200 4V?

    New 2024 Honda CB200X LaunchedBased on Honda Hornet 2.0, the Honda CB200X ADV motorcycle primarily rivals the Hero Xpulse 200 4VDesigned for versatility, Honda CB200X unlocks both city explorations and weekend adventures. It is among the most affordable entry-level ADV-style bikes in the country, while matching capabilities of Hornet 2.0. With new mechanical updates, Honda CB200X can ensure a better overall experience for users.New 2024 Honda CB200X LaunchedWith the assist function, the hand fatigue associated with clutch pulls, is reduced significantly. This will be useful across longer journeys and the usual city environment of stop-and-go traffic. First-time bike users will also benefit from the assist function.The slipper clutch comes into play in scenarios where aggressive downshifting is involved. Outcomes such as a wheel lock can be avoided with the slipper function. It is useful in situations such as entering a corner at high speed. In addition to enhancing stability and control and improving rider safety, a slipper clutch can also help achieve faster lap times in a track environment.Honda CB200X – Key featuresApart from the addition of an assist and slipper clutch, there are no other major changes to Honda CB200X. The bike has an all-LED lighting setup that complements the bike’s sporty profile. Enhanced illumination helps improve safety aspects. Other key features include a raised and swaged handlebar, knuckle covers with LED winkers, a tall visor and split step-up seat.Honda CB200X FeaturesCB200X’s keyhole is on its tank along with stylish alloy wheels, a rugged under-cowl, an upswept exhaust, an engine stop switch and a hazard switch. Tech kit includes a fully digital negative LCD display that shows a range of information. The screen is easily readable across both light and dark conditions. However, Honda CB200X does not have features such as Bluetooth.This is now a common feature seen with many bikes. Touted as an adventurer/tourer machine, Honda CB200X could use turn-by-turn navigation too. It also does not have a USB charging port. It is possible that such essential tech features could be introduced in the next update cycle. Rival Hero Xpulse 200 4V has Bluetooth and turn-by-turn navigation.Honda CB200X utilizes a diamond-type steel frame. It has golden USD telescopic forks at front and mono-shock rear suspension. Equipped with tough tread pattern tyres, the bike can perform exceptionally well across slippery and challenging terrain. Braking setup comprises 276 mm and 220 mm petal discs at front and rear, respectively. The bike has front ABS for enhanced braking.Honda CB200X Decent Blue MetallicHonda CB200X performancePowering the new 2024 Honda CB200X is the same 184.4 cc engine that delivers 17 bhp and 15.9 Nm, mated to a 5-speed gearbox. In comparison, Hero Xpulse 200 4V has a 199.6 cc engine generating 18.9 bhp and 17.35 Nm, also mated to a 5-speed constant mesh gearbox.Talking about pricing, Honda CB200X starts at Rs 1.47 lakh. In comparison, Hero Xpulse 200 4V is offered at a starting price of Rs 1.46 lakh. It boils down to style or capability. More

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    New Gen Hero Splendor XTEC 2.0 Launch Price Rs 83k – Mileage 73 Kmpl

    New Gen Hero Splendor XTEC 2.0Hero MotoCorp Unveils the Next-Generation Splendor+ XTEC 2.0 – New Model Celebrates 30 Years with Advanced Features and Premium DesignHero MotoCorp, the world’s largest manufacturer of motorcycles and scooters, has officially launched the Splendor+ XTEC 2.0, the latest iteration of its iconic Splendor motorcycle. This launch marks the 30th anniversary of the Splendor, the world’s highest-selling motorcycle, and introduces several cutting-edge features to the beloved model.New Gen Hero Splendor XTEC 2.0The Splendor+ XTEC 2.0 retains its classic design while incorporating modern enhancements that cater to today’s tech-savvy riders. The new model features LED headlights with High Intensity Position Lamp (HIPL) technology and a unique H-shaped signature tail lamp that ensures a distinctive look on the road. These updates, combined with a remarkable fuel efficiency of 73 kmpl, position the Splendor+ XTEC 2.0 as a leading choice for both urban and rural riders.New Gen Hero Splendor XTEC 2.0Key technological advancements in the Splendor+ XTEC 2.0 include a fully digital speedometer with an Eco-indicator for improved fuel management, Real Time Mileage Indicator (RTMI), and Bluetooth connectivity for call and SMS alerts. For enhanced safety, the motorcycle is equipped with hazard lights and a side-stand engine cutoff.Additionally, the model features a longer seat for increased comfort, a larger glove box with a hinge-type design, and a USB charger for added convenience. The Splendor+ XTEC 2.0 is available across Hero MotoCorp dealerships at an attractive price of Rs. 82,911 (Ex-showroom, Delhi).New Gen Hero Splendor XTEC 2.0Ranjivjit Singh, Chief Business Officer – India BU, Hero MotoCorp, said, “Splendor is an iconic brand with an unmatched leadership spanning 30 years. The motorcycle has won millions of hearts and continues to encourage India’s growth by empowering people through accessible mobility. Splendor’s enduring success is a testament to Hero MotoCorp’s continuous innovation, brand trust and product reliability. A perfect blend of iconic design, latest technology, and practicality, the Splendor is an emotion, a symbol of progress, and the unwavering aspirations of 40 million happy customers.”New Gen Hero Splendor XTEC 2.0Engine and PerformanceThe Splendor+ XTEC 2.0 is powered by a 100cc engine that delivers 7.9 BHP at 8000 rpm and a maximum torque of 8.05 Nm at 6000 rpm. Enhanced by the i3s (Idle Stop Start System), this engine provides best-in-class fuel economy. The bike’s higher fuel efficiency, coupled with a low maintenance cost and an extended service interval of 6000 km, significantly reduces the running costs for owners.Convenience and ConnectivityDesigned with rider utility in mind, the Splendor+ XTEC 2.0 includes a fully digital instrument cluster featuring an eco-indicator, RTMI, service reminder, and a side stand indicator. The inclusion of Bluetooth connectivity enables riders to receive calls, SMS, and battery alerts directly on the motorcycle’s display.New Gen Hero Splendor XTEC 2.0Safety and StylingSafety features are abundant in the Splendor+ XTEC 2.0, with hazard light winkers, a dedicated hazard switch, side-stand engine cutoff, and a bank angle sensor. Tubeless tyres enhance safety by preventing instant deflation in case of punctures. The bike’s lighting system has been upgraded to improve nighttime visibility with a brighter and more consistent light output.The Splendor+ XTEC 2.0 is available in three eye-catching dual-tone colour options: Matte Grey, Gloss Black, and Gloss Red, each contributing to the bike’s premium and stylish appearance. With the Splendor+ XTEC 2.0, Hero MotoCorp continues its tradition of innovation and customer-centric design, offering a motorcycle that blends timeless appeal with modern-day functionalities. More

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    Honda Sales Breakup April 2024 – Activa, Shine, Unicorn, Dio, CB350, Hornet

    New Honda CB 350 – Prithiraj ChowdhuryHonda has posted a double-digit YoY and MoM growth in domestic sales in April 2024 with the Activa and CB Shine together commanding a 70% shareHonda Motorcycle & Scooter India (HMSI), has registered outstanding domestic sales growth in April 2024. The company sold a total of 4,81,046 units in domestic markets while exports stood at 60,900 units, taking total sales to 5,41,946 units. Honda 2W sales in April 2024 improved by 42.20% YoY to 4,81,046 units, up from 3,38,290 units sold in April 2023. This was a volume growth of 1,42,756 units.Honda 2W YoY Domestic SalesHonda Activa scooter commanded the sales list with 2,60,300 units sold in the past month, a 5.81% YoY growth from 2,46,016 units sold in the same month last year. Currently commanding a 54.11% share in the company portfolio, the Activa scooter was also the best-selling scooter in the country last month.Honda Two Wheeler Sales April 2024At No. 2 was the CB Shine with 1,21,338 units sold, a 35.94% YoY growth when compared to 89,261 units sold in April 2023. Together, the Activa and CB Shine commanded a 70% share in terms of sales and were the only models to surpass sales above the 1 lakh unit mark.Honda Unicorn was the third best-selling model for the brand with 25,889 units sold last month. It was followed by the Dio scooter with 23,182 units sold and Shine 100 of which the company sold 21,413 units. Shine 100 commuter bike has crossed the 3 lakh unit sales milestone, in 1 year since launch. It takes on the Hero HF Deluxe and Bajaj Platina in its segment.Honda Two Wheeler Sales April 2024 – YoY comparisonThe sales list also included Honda SP160 (8,260 units), Livo (7,189 units), Dream (6,801 units) and  Hornet 2.0 (2,374 units). The company has reported a YoY decline in sales for the Hness 350 by 39.40% to 1,826 units in April 2024 whereas sales had stood at 3,013 units in the same month last year. The company’s CB range of bikes also posted good sales with the CB350 (1,441 units),  CB200X (632 units), CB300 (351 units) and CB500 (35 units). There were also 15 units of the XL750 sold last month but 0 units of the Gold Wing.Honda Two Wheeler Sales April 2024 – MoM comparisonHonda 2W MoM Domestic SalesPosting a 34.38% MoM growth in domestic sales from 3,57,962 units sold in March 2024, Honda has seen each of its models report significant sales growth except for the Hness 350 and CB350, sales of which ended in the red along with the Gold Wing.Activa scooter sales improved by 66.93% MoM from 1,55,931 units sold in March 2024. It was followed by the CB Shine with a 1.05% MoM growth from 1,20,080 units sold in March 2024 while Unicorn sales improved by 34.69%. Dio and Shine 100 saw marginal improvement in MoM sales while Honda SP160 and Livo sales increased by 71.55% and 107.59% respectively.Honda Dream and Hornet too were well received in domestic markets marking a 42.61% and 118.20% MoM growth though sales of the Hness 350 and CB350 dipped by 12.42% and 1.10% respectively. The company’s CB range saw improved sales with the CB200X, CB300 and CB500 each posting double digit MoM growth. The XL750 sales grew by 7.14% while Goldwing sales were down 100%. More

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    Bajaj Fighter Name Registered – For The Upcoming ADV Or CNG Bike?

    Bajaj Fighter Name Registered – For upcoming ADV or CNG bike? Spy shot – TeamBHPRecent name registrations such as Bruzer and Fighter add to the suspense associated with Bajaj’s upcoming CNG bikeFirst mover advantage is a tried and tested business strategy. Bajaj is attempting something similar with its all-new range of factory-fitted CNG bikes. The first of these is scheduled for launch on June 18, 2024.Bajaj Fighter name registeredThere’s already a lot of buzz surrounding Bajaj’s upcoming CNG bikes. Adding to that is the recently trademarked name – Bajaj Fighter. Earlier, the company had registered the ‘Bruzer’ name. For an entry-level commuter bike, the name Fighter seems to be a better fit. It is easily relatable and has a better brand recall in comparison to Bruzer. Given a choice, most people will probably vote for the ‘Fighter’ name over ‘Bruzer’.Bajaj Fighter Name Registered – For upcoming ADV or CNG bike?There’s still a couple of weeks to launch. It is possible that Bajaj could choose an entirely new name for its first CNG bike. Or the CNG bikes could also be launched under a new sub brand. Something similar to the Pulsar range. Bajaj could also use the name Fighter for their upcoming ADV based motorcycle, which was spied recently.Bajaj is planning to launch around 5-6 CNG bikes, something that may necessitate a sub-brand. It is to note that Bajaj has registered various other names in the last few years. Some examples include Bomber, Zinger, Elixir and Aura. Earlier this year, Bajaj had registered Freedom, Trekker, Marathon and Glider names.Bajaj CNG Bike Launch In JuneBajaj CNG bike – Expected price, mileageA competitive pricing strategy is likely for Bajaj’s first CNG bike. Expected to be a 110cc or 125cc commuter bike, one of its key USPs will be fuel savings of up to 50%. This is relative to the running cost of a petrol-only bike. While the significant fuel savings can attract customers, there could also be some apprehensions with an entirely new product. It is possible that Bajaj could launch the CNG bike at an affordable initial offer price. A starting price of Rs 75k to Rs 80k can motivate users to choose Bajaj’s CNG bike over popular petrol options such as Hero Splendor, Hero HF Deluxe, Honda Shine 100 and TVS Radeon.Bajaj’s new CNG bike can emerge as the most fuel-efficient motorcycle in India. It could deliver a mileage of up to 100 km/kg. This could create a major disruption, provided that other variables such as reliability, performance and durability are positive.Will other OEMs launch CNG bikes?With the ongoing shift from ICE to EVs, CNG bikes can work as a bridge to help in the transition. India has plans to achieve net zero carbon emission by 2070. Greener fuels such as CNG will play a crucial role in that mission. CNG is already being used widely for four wheelers. Using CNG for two-wheelers can be even more beneficial, since total petrol consumption by two-wheelers in the country is more than that of four-wheelers.CNG two-wheelers will also help fulfil the government’s objective to increase the share of natural gas in the country’s energy basket. From the current 6.3%, CNG use is planned to increase to 15% by 2030. The government is also promoting gas explorations, something that will further reduce energy import bills. All these factors can prompt other OEMs to introduce CNG two-wheelers in the coming years. More

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    125cc Motorcycle Sales April 2024 – Shine, Pulsar, Raider, Splendor, Glamour

    New Bajaj Pulsar 125. Image – Biker MJKHonda CB Shine registered highest sales in April 2024, topping sales charts by a substantial margin over Bajaj PulsarFollowing our earlier reports on 150-200cc motorcycle sales, 350-450cc sales, and 500cc+ sales during Apr 2024, we now delve into sales in the less powerful 125cc segment. Sales of motorcycles in the 125cc segment grew by 27.57% YoY to 3,14,385 units in April 2024 from 2,46,437 units sold in the same month last year. This was a volume growth of 67,948 units.125cc Motorcycle YoY Sales April 2024Motorcycles in the 125cc segment have seen outstanding demand in India. Models that include the Honda Shine, Bajaj Pulsar, TVS Raider and Hero Splendor have long been regaled for their fuel efficiency, sporty stance and affordable pricing with lower maintenance costs as an added advantage. Suitable both for urban commute and long distance travel, bikes in this segment attract the attention of first time buyers in the country.125cc Motorcycle Sales April 2024Honda CB Shine continued to be the most popular in this segment with 1,21,338 units sold in April 2024, a 35.94% YoY growth from 89,261 units sold in April 2023. Currently commanding a 38.60% market share, this was the only bike on this list to surpass sales above the 1 lakh unit mark. It is its affordable pricing among other advantages that has held it in good stead.At No. 2 was the Bajaj Pulsar with 87,880 unit sales last month, a 11.52% YoY improvement over 78,799 units sold in the same month last year. With a price tag ranging between Rs.81,414 to Rs. 94,957, the Pulsar 125 is popular among the youth for its striking colour options and sturdy stance. Bajaj is also actively testing a new 125cc motorcycle that is slated to launch later this year.125cc Motorcycle Sales April 2024Up next in terms of sales in the 125cc segment was the TVS Raider, sales of which grew by 62.26% YoY to 51,098 units in April 2024. Hero Splendor and Glamour followed in quick succession. However, the Splendor saw its sales dip 34.85% YoY to 22,595 units in the past month from 34,681 units sold in the same month last year.Glamour sales on the other hand improved by 55.68% to 18,747 units. It was followed by the Hero Xtreme 125R at No. 6 with a total of 12,532 units sold last month. This commuter bike was launched in January 2024 and is priced at Rs 95,000 for the IBS and Rs 99,500 for ABS variant (ex-sh). KTM 125cc trailed the list with 195 unit sales, a 19.63% YoY growth over 163 units sold in April 2024.125cc Motorcycle MoM Sales up 15% in April 2024On a month-on-month (MoM) basis, motorcycles in the 125cc segment posted a 14.74% improvement from 2,74,002 units sold in March 2024. Every model on this list has seen sales improvement with the Honda CB Shine growing by 1.05% and the Bajaj Pulsar sales up 20.84%. TVS Raider also saw its MoM sales up 34.38%.Of the three Hero models, Hero Splendor had the highest MoM growth by 62.04% as against 13,944 units sold in March 2024. Hero Glamour sales improved by 10.11% while Xtreme 125R sales were up 4.35% on a MoM basis. KTM saw a marginal increase of 0.07% to 195 units last month from 191 units sold in March 2024. More

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    TVS iQube ST Top Variant Delivery Starts – Rs 10K Loyalty Discount

    New TVS iQube. Image – JAY CHOUDHARYTVS is offering a Rs. 10,000 loyalty discount to customers who had booked their iQube ST before 15th July 2022, when it was announcedAfter a couple of years, since it was first announced, TVS has finally launched the iQube in its top-spec ST trim level. Not just that. TVS has upped the battery size on it and is now claiming more range than any iQube scooter ever did. iQube ST deliveries have commenced now in Maharashtra.Delivery Of TVS iQube ST Top Variant CommencedTVS Motor is following a phase-wise manner with the iQube ST launch. Recently, the company launched iQube ST in the state of Maharashtra and owners can avail deliveries across the state, depending on the availability of dealerships. The launch of top-spec iQube ST 5.1 marked a major milestone in the Indian electric scooter segment.New TVS iQubeThat’s because TVS iQube ST 5.1 has India’s largest battery ever graced on any mainstream electric scooter in India. As the name suggests, it has a 5.1 kWh battery, which is larger than Simple One’s 5 kWh (combined). The top-spec iQube ST also has a variant equipped with a smaller 3.4 kWh battery.Where pricing is concerned, TVS iQube ST trim starts from Rs. 1.56 lakh (Ex-sh, Effective) for the smaller 3.4 kWh battery pack variant and Rs. 1.86 lakh (Ex-sh, Effective) for the 5.1 kWh battery variant. Both prices quoted are effective Ex-sh prices and are inclusive of subsidies.2024 TVS iQube RangeTVS had announced iQube ST alongside standard iQube and iQube S trims back in 2022. Only, the top-spec ST trim took around two years to launch, owing to a combination of multiple subsidy revisions and other paraphernalia. So, for all customers who had booked their iQube ST before July 15th 2022, TVS is offering a Rs. 10,000 loyalty discount.New TVS iQubeIt has to be noted that only TVS iQube ST gets a 7-inch touchscreen instrument screen (dashboard) and 118 connected features. Standard iQube and iQube S miss out on touchscreen functionality. However, TVS has generously offered Bluetooth connectivity features including turn-by-turn navigation on both lower trims.Biggest battery in any mainstream Indian electric scooterTVS iQube is among the best and most celebrated family electric scooters in India. It has been a fantastic practical scooter with a no-nonsense approach. With the launch of top-spec ST trim, TVS has pushed the envelope of battery capacity on electric scooters.At 5.1 kWh in capacity, it boasts a lot of juice and TVS promises a real-world range of 150 km on a single charge. It is 100 km on a single charge for the 3.4 kWh variant. Top speed is capped at 82 km/h on the 5.1 kWh variant. Other notable attributes of TVS iQube ST are a 950W charger along with 32L of under-seat storage capacity. More

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    KTM Sales Breakup April 2024 – Duke, RC, 125, 200, 250, 390 ADV

    New Ktm Duke 200. Image – Throttle 98The recent launch of 2024 KTM 200 Duke and 250 Duke could offer a significant boost to sales in the month aheadKTM India, a high-performance motorcycle manufacturer of street-fighters and adventure bikes, has revealed sales results for April 2024. The company has seen a significant decline in domestic sales both in terms of YoY and MoM while exports also fell YoY but made up on a MoM basis. It was the KTM 200 series that has found favour both in domestic and export markets, attracting the attention of entry-level riders.KTM Domestic Sales April 2024KTM domestic sales dipped 3.03% YoY and 4.50% MoM to 4,924 units in April 2024. There had been 5,078 units sold in April 2023 while in March 2024 sales had stood at 5,156 units. It was the KTM Duke 200 and RC 200 range that saw the highest sales in domestic markets at 2,983 units, an 11.60% YoY growth from 2,673 units sold in the same month last year. It was however, a 1.32% MoM decline to command a 60.58% share of total units sold.KTM Domestic Sales April 2024KTM 250 and 390 both have seen sales decline YoY and MoM while the KTM 125 has been well received showing off 195 unit sales last month with a 19.63% YoY and 2.09% MoM improvement in sales.KTM Exports April 2024Exports of KTM dipped 9.65% YoY but grew on a MoM basis by 9.53% to 6,009 units from 5,486 units shipped in March 2024. It was the Duke 390, RC 390 and ADV 390 that captured the attention of international buyers and grabbed a lion’s share with 2,468 units exported last month to command a 41.07% share in this export list even as YoY and MoM sales fell significantly.KTM Exports April 2024It was the KTM 200 series that came in next with a triple digit MoM improvement in exports by 104.78% to 1,757 units. The company’s 125cc range continues to command high volumes in global markets with a 389% YoY growth to 978 units in April 2024 from just 200 units shipped in April 2023 while MoM sales grew by 57.74% over 620 units exported in March 2024. Posting a YoY growth of 49.54% was the KTM 250 range (250 Adventure and 250 Duke) with 806 units exported in the past month while its MoM exports dipped by 20.51%.KTM Total (Domestic + Exports) April 2024KTM Total Sales April 2024Total sales (domestic + exports) of KTM suffered a setback on a YoY basis by 6.79% but improved MoM by 2.73% to 10,993 units. There had been 11,729 units and 10,642 units sold in April 2023 and March 2024 respectively.It was the KTM 200 that commanded the most attention with total sales of 4,740 units, a MoM growth of 22.13% over 3,881 units sold in March 2024. KTM 390 (3,101 units) and 250 (1,919 units) range saw total sales in the red but the KTM 125cc has seen outstanding total sales growth of 223.14% YoY to 1,173 units in April 2024 from 363 units sold in April 2023 while MoM sales improved by 44.64% over 811 units sold in March 2024.Recent UpdatesThe 2024 KTM 200 Duke and 250 Duke have just been introduced and both receive new colour schemes and KTM’s ‘Ready To Race’ decals while they continue to draw power via the same engines. Recently, the company took out the new KTM 390 Enduro and 390 Adventure on test rounds showing off their off-roading prowess and several feature updates ahead of launch in India. The KTM 390 also made it to a No. 12 position on the list of 350-450cc motorcycle sales in April 2024. More

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    Hero Sales Breakup April 2024 – Splendor, Passion, Destini, Xtreme, Pleasure, Vida

    New Hero Vida EVHero MotoCorp sold 5,12,124 units of motorcycles and scooters in domestic markets in April 2024 relating to an impressive YoY and MoM growthHero MotoCorp has recorded good sales in April 2024 with a total of 5,12,124 units sold in the said month. These sales marked a 32.62% YoY growth over 3,86,173 units sold in April 2023. It was also a MoM improvement of 11.96% when compared to 4,57,411 units sold in March 2024.Hero MotoCorp YoY Sales April 2024With a YoY growth at 32.62%, the company has seen the Splendor at the top of sales charts last month. Hero Splendor was once again also the best-selling two wheeler in the country, above the Honda Activa and Bajaj Pulsar. Sales of Splendor grew by 21.01% YoY to 3,20,959 units up from 2,65,225 units sold in April 2023 to command a 62.67% share.Top 10 Hero 2Ws April 2024The HF Deluxe followed at No. 2 with 97,048 units sold in the past month and a 23.31% YoY growth. It was Hero Passion that commanded a No. 3 spot with 25,751 unit sales and a triple digit improvement at 611.35% over just 3,620 units sold in April 2023. Hero Glamour (18,747 units) and Destini 125 (12,596 units) each posted improved sales while the Xtreme 125R, launched in January 2024, saw a total of 12,532 units sold last month. Hero Destini also found mention on the list of top 10 scooter sales last month.Hero Pleasure scooter also saw a 102.88% YoY improvement in sales to 11,820 units while Xoom sales dipped by 63.07% to 4,409 units from 11,938 units sold in April 2023. Hero Vida, its electric two wheeler offering has seen a 700% YoY growth in sales to 2,880 units.Hero MotoCorp Sales Breakup April 2024 – YoY ComparisonIt was the Xpulse 200 (1,932 units) and Xtreme 160/200 (1,447 units) that have also recorded triple digit growth in sales while the relatively new Mavrick 440 and Karizma 210 also added 1,049 units and 947 units respectively to total domestic sales last month. The Hero Mavrick also found mention on the list of 350cc to 450cc motorcycle sales in April 2024. The list was trailed by the Maestro with just 7 units sold, a 99.43% YoY decline.Hero MotoCorp Sales Breakup April 2024 – MoM ComparisonHero MotoCorp MoM Domestic Sales April 2024With an 11.96% MoM growth, Hero MotoCorp saw most of its portfolio show off outstanding growth. The Splendor experienced a 12.17% MoM growth while HF Deluxe sales were up 15.61% from 83,947 units sold in March 2024. Sales also improved for the Passion and Glamour by 14.49% and 10.11% respectively.Destini sales dipped 10.94% from 14,143 units sold in March 2024 to 12,596 units in the past month. Higher demand was seen for the Pleasure, Xoom, Vida and Xpulse 200 with the latter sales growing nearly 2 fold to 1,932 units in the past month from 986 units sold in March 2024. Hero Xtreme 160/200 sales dipped 50.73% and even as Mavrick 440 sales improved by 84.68% MoM, the company’s two models Karizma 210 and Maestro suffered a hefty setback by 49.47% and 97.12% respectively. More