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    2024 Bajaj Pulsar 125 Reaches Dealer Showroom – New Features, Graphics

    2024 Bajaj Pulsar 125Where rivals are concerned, 2024 Bajaj Pulsar 125 locks horns with Honda SP 125, Hero Glamour, Honda Shine, TVS Raider and the likesBajaj Auto is on the verge of revamping its Pulsar portfolio in 2024. The company has successfully launched multiple new Pulsars with hardware updates like 2024 Pulsar N250 and 2024 Pulsar N160. Updates to rest of the Pulsar lineup seem to be limited to their instrument clusters only and recent motorcycle to join this list is Pulsar 125.2024 Bajaj Pulsar 125 Reach DealershipsThe 2024 Pulsar lineup has witnessed a minor bump in features in the form of a fully digital instrument cluster that replaced a semi-digital unit we used to get till now. There were three designs of semi-digital instrument clusters that Bajaj used to offer – Pulsar range, Pulsar NS range and Pulsar N range.2024 Bajaj Pulsar 125 Instrument ClusterAll three of them have been replaced with fully digital instrument clusters to bring them close to new-age digital era along with connectivity. Now, the most affordable Pulsar model gets similar treatment and demonstrates company’s interest in 125cc segment.After all, 125cc Pulsars are Bajaj’s primary volume generators. Keeping them updated makes a lot of sense. Along with a fully digital instrument screen, company is offering new graphics with 2024 Bajaj Pulsar 125 to establish a fresh look. Existing colours continue – Carbon Fibre (Black and Blue with split seats) and Neon Single Seat (Black and Red).2024 Bajaj Pulsar 125 Split SeatIn the images by autoholic_nation, we can see the top-end Carbon Fibre variant in a Black and Blue colour scheme along with a split seat design and a spilt rear grab rail. But the 2024 Pulsar 125 Neon Single Seat variants have been reaching dealerships too, ahead of official announcement.New instrument clusterUnlike other Pulsars in the MY24 lineup, 2024 Pulsar 125 motorcycle doesn’t seem to get a USB charging port and seems to miss out on Bluetooth connectivity as well. Leaked images and videos don’t show these attributes and Bajaj Auto is yet to confirm the same via an official announcement.2024 Bajaj Pulsar 125 Carbon FibreAlso, pricing is still hazy and will be made official very soon. Expect around Rs. 2,000 to Rs. 3,000 increment over its preceding model. To keep the price competitive, Bajaj could offer a digital instrument screen only as a top model, similar to what we saw with Pulsar N150.2024 Bajaj Pulsar 125 Split Grab RailThis new fully digital instrument cluster seen on the Pulsar 125 packs aside stand indicator, odo, dual trip meters, DTE and others. But sadly, no gear position indicator. All cycle parts remain identical to Pulsar 125 of the past. So does the engine. The same 124.4cc single-cylinder air-cooled making 11.64 bhp and 10.8 Nm, mated to a 5-speed gearbox.2024 Bajaj Pulsar 125Also read – Bajaj offers first-ever colour TFT screen on Pulsar 400.Source More

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    Bajaj Pulsar 400 Digital Speedometer With Multi Info Display – Spy Shots

    Bajaj Pulsar 400 Speedometer Spy ShotBajaj Pulsar NS400 to be officially launched in India on 3rd May 2024 is expected to be priced in the Rs 2.00-2.10 lakh rangeAs the anticipation builds for the grand unveiling of Bajaj Auto’s much-anticipated addition to its Pulsar lineup, the NS400, enthusiasts and industry watchers have been treated to a tantalizing glimpse of what’s to come. A leaked image of the speedometer from the upcoming powerhouse has surfaced, offering a sneak peek into the technological marvel that awaits.Bajaj Pulsar 400 Digital Speedometer LeaksBajaj Pulsar range has long been synonymous with performance, reliability, and innovation, capturing the hearts of motorcycle aficionados across the globe. With the imminent launch of the NS400 on May 3, 2024, Bajaj Auto aims to redefine the boundaries of power and style in the 350-400cc segment.Bajaj Pulsar 400 Digital Speedometer.Hat tip to @zzonly1_ for sharing the exclusive spy shot of Pulsar 400 speedometer. The leaked speedometer image showcases an all-digital display adorned with a multi-information layout, hinting at a wealth of cutting-edge features awaiting riders. Among the most intriguing prospects is the likelihood of Bluetooth connectivity, paving the way for seamless integration with navigation systems for real-time turn-by-turn updates—a feature sure to delight tech-savvy riders seeking both performance and convenience.Drawing inspiration from its predecessors while embracing a new era of innovation, the NS400 is poised to make a bold statement on the roads. Boasting a unique headlamp design that seamlessly blends elements from the acclaimed Pulsar N and NS series, the NS400 exudes a distinct personality that commands attention.Bajaj Pulsar 400 LeaksBeyond its aesthetic allure, the NS400 promises a thrilling ride, thanks to its formidable engine prowess. Drawing from the pedigree of the Dominar 400 and KTM Duke 390, the NS400 is expected to pack a punch with its 373.3cc single-cylinder, liquid-cooled engine. With power and torque figures tweaked for enhanced performance, riders can expect an adrenaline-fueled experience that sets new benchmarks in its class.Countdown to May 3: Anticipation Builds for the NS400 DebutBut performance is only part of the equation. The NS400 is engineered to deliver uncompromising control and safety, with features such as dual-channel ABS and a robust braking system ensuring confidence-inspiring handling in any situation. Coupled with USD telescopic forks and monoshock at the rear, the NS400 promises a dynamic riding experience that balances agility with stability.Positioned strategically below the Dominar in Bajaj Auto’s illustrious lineup, the NS400 aims to democratize the thrill of high-performance biking, offering enthusiasts an enticing blend of power, style, and affordability. With competitive pricing expected to make it one of the most accessible offerings in its segment, the NS400 is poised to shake up the fiercely contested 350-400cc segment, challenging established players and setting new standards of excellence.As the countdown to May 3 draws near, excitement mounts among riders eager to experience the thrill of the most powerful Pulsar ever created. With its blend of cutting-edge technology, exhilarating performance, and unmistakable style, the Bajaj Pulsar NS400 is primed to carve a new legacy on the roads, leaving a trail of awe and admiration in its wake. Stay tuned for more updates on the upcoming Pulsar 400. More

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    Hero Reveals 2024 Harley Davidson Lineup And Price List For India

    Pawan Munjal, Chairman Hero MotoCorp with Harley Davidson X440The updated grand tourer lineup has given Street Glide and Road Glide better rider comfort and increased performanceHero MotoCorp and Harley-Davidson partnership announced the pricing for its 2024 model lineup in India. Pricing for the entire lineup of Milwaukee-based motorcycle brand in India has been updated for 2024. There has been a feature addition exercise with company’s grand tourer lineup and Harley even announced a raked-out cruiser called H-D Breakout 117.Harley-Davidson 2024 Lineup PricesBefore the update, last recorded prices of Harley-Davidson’s most affordable offering, Nightster, was around Rs. 12.25 lakh (ex-sh). With updated prices, Harley-Davidson’s most affordable Nightster costs Rs. 13.39 lakh (ex-sh). From now on this is the entry portal into Harley-Davidson’s iconic cruisers.Harley-Davidson 2024 Lineup PricesContinuing the lineup, we have Nightster Special priced at Rs. 14.09 lakh, Sportster S at Rs. 16.49 lakh, Fat Bob 114 at Rs. 21.49 lakh, Pan America Special at Rs. 24.64 lakh, Fat Boy 114 at Rs. 25.69 lakh, Heritage 114 for Rs. 27.19 lakh, Breakout 117 at 30.99 lakh, Street Glide at 38.79 lakh and the flagship Road Glide at Rs. 41.79 lakh (all prices ex-sh).Among the motorcycles in the list, Harley-Davidson Breakout 117 sounds new. That’s because it is. Harley-Davidson just announced Breakout 117 and is a raked-out cruiser motorcycle packing the same Milwaukee-Eight 117 V-Twin engine as its flagship grand touring range.Harley-Davidson Breakout 117Updated Grand Touring RangeSpeaking of Harley-Davidson’s grand touring lineup, the company has given Street Glide and Road Glide a proper update. Both bikes now pack an updated Milwaukee-Eight 117 V-Twin engine with a new cooling system along with enhanced intake and exhaust to boost performance. Ride modes include Road, Sport, Rain and Custom.Harley-Davidson Breakout 117 AnnouncedBike’s infotainment screen received a thorough update too, featuring Skyline OS on the 12.3-inch TFT touchscreen. Complementing this screen is a 200W audio system including a pair of front-firing speakers and an amplifier. Rider comfort has been worked on with reduced helmet buffeting, redesigned one-piece seat and re-worked rear suspension.Harley-Davidson Street GlideStatement from Hero & HarleyDimitris Raptis, Vice President of Asia Pacific, Harley-Davidson, said: “We are excited to enhance our Grand Touring range with advanced models and trailblazing features that serve to fuel our rider’s passion for freedom and adventure on the open roads of India. Our new 2024 Model Year motorcycles reflect Harley-Davidson’s commitment to innovation and incorporating performance-focused technologies into our products.”Ravi Avalur, Head – Harley-Davidson Business Unit, Hero MotoCorp, said: “We are excited to open the bookings for the 2024 range of Harley-Davidson motorcycles in India. In the Grand American Touring category, we have brought the new Harley-Davidson Road Glide and Street Glide models to further enhance Harley-Davidson’s leadership in the market. In the cruiser category, we are re-introducing Harley-Davidson Breakout 117 to enhance the product portfolio for the Indian consumers.”Harley-Davidson Road Glide More

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    New Ampere Nexus Electric Scooter Launch Price Rs 1.1 L – Range, Specs, Brochure

    New Ampere Nexus Electric ScooterOffered in two variants, Ampere Nexus promises several best in class features, 3 kWh battery and 136 km rangeThe e-mobility arm of Greaves Cotton, Greaves Electric Mobility Pvt Ltd (GEMPL), has brought in a new electric scooter that promises both high performance, affordability and first in segment features. Called the Ampere Nexus, this electric scooter is being offered at an introductory price of Rs 1,09,900 (ex-showroom).Greaves Ampere Nexus e-scooter – Price, Booking, DeliveryTrue to the Government of India initiative of Make in India, the Ampere Nexus is designed, developed and manufactured in India and boasts of several segment first features. It is also been tested across varying terrain and is the holder of 4 records among which is an expedition from Kashmir to Kanyakumari.New Ampere Nexus Electric ScooterGreaves Ampere Nexus, that now replaces the Primus as the company’s flagship electric scooter, is a high performance family scooter. It is offered in two variants – Nexus EX and Nexus ST. The base EX is priced at Rs 1,09,900 while the top-spec ST is priced at Rs 1,19,900 (ex-showroom). These are introductory prices, and will be increased by Rs 10k once the introductory offer ends.The Ampere Nexus e-scooter is presented in four striking colour options of Zanskar Aqua, Red, Lunar White and Steel Grey. Bookings are open online at Rs 9,900. Test rides start from second half of MayNew Ampere Nexus Electric ScooterDimensions, FeaturesGreaves Ampere Nexus scooter rides on a 1,319mm long wheelbase. It gets 170mm ground clearance and a 235mm floorboard space. It also gets a 712mm long seat with seat height at 765mm. It receives LED lighting at the front and rear.New Ampere Nexus Electric ScooterOn board features include a 7 inch touchscreen with Bluetooth connectivity and turn by turn navigation on the ST variant while the EX trim gets a 6.2 inch LCD screen. Features also include hybrid swing arm with twin suspension, quick boot time enabled by Nex.IO and a 4x stronger chassis with load stratified design with Nex.Armor.New Ampere Nexus Electric ScooterBattery Specs, Range, ChargingAmpere Nexus is powered by a 3 kWh LFP battery pack with mid mounted permanent magnet motor. This offers 3.3 kW nominal output and 4 kW peak output. It gets 4 ride modes of Eco, City, Power and Limp Home along with reverse mode.New Ampere Nexus Electric ScooterTop speed is pegged at 93 km/h while in City mode this is at 63 km/h going down to 42 km/h in Eco mode with a certified range of 136 kms. It also comes in with LFP chemistry with 1.3 times more cycle life and fastest charging time at 3.22 hours.Talking about the records this new Nexus scooter has achieved, it entered the India Book of Records for the longest electric scooter ride across 10,000 kms, a first in a single journey. It has also set a record of traversing through 115 cities and towns in a single ride.New Ampere Nexus Electric ScooterIt has gained a title for being the first electric score to tow a pickup truck weighing 1860 kgs plus 2 passengers weighing a total of 140 kgs across a 2 km distance. It has also received fame as creating the biggest electric scooter brand logo on white sand, measuring 179.8ft x 95.2 ft. This record was set at Dholavira in Kutch Desert Wildlife Sanctuary. More

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    New Motorcycle Spied Testing – Is This Bajaj Pulsar ADV ?

    New Motorcycle Spied Testing – Bajaj Pulsar ADV?Could This Mystery Motorcycle Spotted in Ahmedabad Be the Next Bajaj Adventure Bike?Test mules often leave us guessing, but the latest one spotted in Ahmedabad has sparked particular intrigue. While it’s tempting to jump to conclusions, this mysterious motorcycle, adorned with a MH registration plate, presents a puzzling blend of features that defy easy categorization.A Curious DiscoveryDespite its unconventional attributes, the most perplexing aspect of this sighting is its location. Ahmedabad isn’t typically associated with Bajaj test runs, adding another layer of mystery to the mix. While the unmistakable design cues point towards a Bajaj origin, the exact identity of this enigmatic machine remains shrouded in uncertainty.New Motorcycle Spied Testing – Bajaj Pulsar ADV?Traditionally, Bajaj prototypes are a common sight around Pune, where the company is headquartered. The unexpected appearance in Ahmedabad suggests the possibility of component testing from a local vendor, further complicating the speculation.The Big QuestionWhat exactly is this motorcycle, and what purpose does it serve? With its departure from the familiar Bajaj aesthetic and hints of an adventure bike, enthusiasts are left pondering its true nature. Is it a departure from the norm, signalling a new direction for the company? Or perhaps a revival of a past model, like the Pulsar AS range?New Motorcycle Spied Testing – Bajaj Pulsar ADV?Answers to these questions may surface as more prototypes emerge, shedding light on Bajaj’s potential venture into the adventure segment, if it indeed is a Bajaj test mule that is. For now, all we can do is speculate and await further developments.New Motorcycle Spied Testing – Bajaj Pulsar ADV?Exploring PossibilitiesDespite the ambiguity, certain design elements hint at an adventure-style motorcycle. From the distinctive front beak to the ergonomic split seat design, the prototype incorporates features reminiscent of adventure bikes. Notable components include USD telescopic front forks, a rear mono-shock setup, and an underbelly exhaust.While the powertrain appears modest with its air-cooled engine and kick-start feature, the overall package suggests an exciting addition to Bajaj’s lineup. Could this be the long-awaited revival of the Pulsar AS brand, signalling a new era for Bajaj in the adventure segment?New Motorcycle Spied Testing – Bajaj Pulsar ADV?Speculation and AnticipationEnthusiasts and industry watchers alike are eagerly awaiting more information about this intriguing motorcycle. The speculation surrounding its identity and purpose only adds to the anticipation. Will Bajaj surprise us with a bold new offering, or is this merely a testbed for experimental designs?Read Also: Bajaj Pulsar 400 First Photos Before LaunchSource More

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    Honda 2W Sales Breakup March 2024 – Activa, Shine, Dio, Unicorn, CB350, Hornet

    New Honda Activa 125Honda 2W sales showed off outstanding growth both in domestic and global markets in March 2024Honda Motorcycles and Scooters India (HMSI), a leading two wheeler maker in India has reported exceptional growth in March 2024. Total sales (domestic + exports) stood at 3,85,629 units in March 2024, up from 2,11,318 units sold in March 2023 relating to a 45% growth. MoM sales however, suffered a setback from 4,58,217 units sold in February 2024.Honda Domestic Sales March 2014 – Activa Scooter Commands 43.56% ShareHonda two wheeler sales in domestic markets grew by 81.21% YoY to 3,57,962 units. There had been 1,97,542 units sold in March 2023 relating to a 1,60,420 unit volume growth. Once again it was the Honda Activa that claimed a top spot with sales figures leading over each of the other models in the company portfolio by huge numbers.Honda 2W Sales Breakup March 2024Honda Activa sales dipped 15.88% YoY to 1,55,931 units sold in March 2024 down from 1,85,370 units sold in March 2023. This was a 29,439 unit volume decline with the Activa commanding a 43.56% share in the company portfolio. Honda Activa was the top selling scooter in FY24 with 22,54,537 units sold in the said period. The Honda Dio scooter also found mention on this list at No. 7.At No. 2 was the CB Shine with a massive 1265.79% YoY improvement in sales to 1,20,080 units, up from just 8,792 units sold in March 2023. It was followed by the Dio scooter with a 4960.92% YoY improvement to 23,179 units sold in March 2024 from 458 units sold in March 2023. The new Shine 100 reported 21,241 unit sales in the past month followed by the Unicorn with 19,221 units sales and SP160 of which the company sold 4,815 units in March 2024.Honda 2W Sales Breakup March 2024Honda Dream (4,769 units) and Livo (3,463 units) saw a massive 476800% and 86475% YoY growth in sales. However, sales of the Hness 350 dipped by 28.20% YoY to 2,085 units from 2,904 units sold in March 2023. Honda Hness 350 was the 7th best-selling bike in the 300-500cc range in March 2024. The list also included the CB350 (1,457 units), Hornet 2.0 (1,088 units), CB200X (349 units), CB300 (232 units), CB500 (30 units) and XL750 (14 units) out of which the CB200 has reported a 17350% YoY growth while others are relatively new comers added to the company portfolio. Goldwing trailed the list with 8 units sold last month.Honda 2W Exports Breakup March 2024Honda Exports March 2024Honda exports improved two fold in March 2024 to 27,667 units, up 100.83% over 13,776 units shipped in March 2023. This was a volume growth of 13,891 units with most models in the company portfolio experiencing a YoY growth. The Navi scooter has stood in top form with a 28.30% YoY improvement in exports to 7,758 units from 6,047 units shipped in March 2023 to command a 28.04% share in the export list.CB Shine was at No. 2 with a 601% YoY growth from 500 units exported in March 2023 to 3,505 units in the past month. It was also the Shine 100 that saw 3,152 unit exports last month. Exports of the Activa scooter improved by 323.08% YoY to 2,850 units in March 2024 from 676 units shipped in March 2023. Dio exports grew by 1.64% to 2,854 units last month followed by 2,530 units of Dio 125.Outstanding growth in exports were reported for Honda Dream, up 1385.15% YoY to 1,500 units from just 101 units shipped in March 2023. It was followed by the Livo with a 1100% YoY improvement in exports to 1,200 units while Hness 350 saw a 2060% YoY growth to 864 units from just 40 units shipped in March 2023. The export list also included the SP 160 (720 units), X Blade (520 units), Hornet 160R (180 units) and CB350 (24 units) out of which it was the X Blade that was the only model in the company portfolio to post a YoY decline in exports. More

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    Bajaj Pulsar 400 White Colour Teased – New Details Of Biggest Pulsar Ever

    Bajaj Pulsar 400 White Colour TeasedBajaj’s flagship bike Pulsar 400 has a distinctive profile and promises to deliver an exhilarating performanceFrom its first motorcycle KB100 (1986) to Dominar 400 (2016), it has been a fascinating journey for Bajaj Auto. As of now, Bajaj’ success in the motorcycle segment comes predominantly from its Pulsar range. The quarter litre Pulsar twins were launched in October 2021. In 2024, Bajaj introduced newer versions of most Pulsar bikes. The next big thing is Pulsar 400, which is scheduled for launch on 3rd May.Pulsar 400 – Sportiest Pulsar everLatest teaser reveals an aggressive styling for Bajaj Pulsar 400. We also get a hint at the two new colour options, seen in dual tone finish. One of the colour options seems to be White while the other is Red. Unlike the leaked photos, the teaser shows bike with decals. The front section seems familiar with Pulsar N range bikes. However, new design elements have been introduced to achieve a distinctive profile.Bajaj Pulsar 400 White and Red coloursSome of the key features include LED projector headlamp with DRL, a compact visor, sculpted fuel tank, engine cowl, sporty graphics, sharp body panelling, compact exhaust, split seats, split grab rails, short tail section and rear tyre hugger.Tech kit will include a full digital instrument console. With Bluetooth, users can pair their smartphones to access calls, SMS and music. Turn-by-turn navigation will also be available. The digital console will display a range of information such as gear position indicator, real-time fuel economy, average fuel economy and distance to empty.Biggest Pulsar EverPulsar 400 engine, specsOne of the possibilities for Pulsar 400 is the 373cc, single cylinder engine in use with Dominar 400. It delivers 40 PS and 35 Nm. KTM bikes 390 Adventure and RC 390 also have the same engine. However, the engine is tuned for higher performance on the KTM bikes. For Pulsar 400, the engine could be tweaked in line with the bike’s focus on speed and agility. The bike will get ABS ride modes and traction control system.[embedded content]Talking about hardware, Pulsar 400 has USD forks in front with a golden finish. At rear, the bike gets a Nitrox monoshock suspension. Braking setup comprises disc brakes at both ends, integrated with dual-channel ABS. Both ends have 17-inch wheels, shod with tubeless tyres.Pulsar 400 will be utilizing a perimeter frame to ensure enhanced support and rigidity for the bike. Handling will be significantly enhanced, especially during cornering and high-speed manoeuvres. A perimeter frame allows even distribution of load around the engine, thereby achieving a balanced feel for riders. The perimeter frame for Pulsar 400 could be a tweaked version of the chassis in use with Dominar 400.Biggest Pulsar Ever – Launch on 3rd May 2024Bajaj Pulsar 400 priceSharing parts and equipment with existing bikes will help reduce production and development costs. It will allow Bajaj to launch the Pulsar 400 at an affordable price point. Launch price is expected to be around Rs 2.10 lakh. Bajaj could also announce a special, limited period offer price of under Rs 2 lakh. Upon launch, Pulsar 400 will rival the likes of KTM 390 Duke, Triumph Speed 400, Hero Mavrick 440, TVS Apache RR310 and BMW G310R. The 400cc KTM and Triumph bikes are manufactured in India by Bajaj. More

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

    2024 KTM 390 Duke. Image – Kiran KumarIt was the company’s 200 range that commanded domestic markets while the 390 range that includes Adventure, Duke and RC models saw the highest exportsKTM offers a range of sporty street-fighter, fully-faired and adventure bikes. In terms of sales, they have seen a de-growth in March 2024 both in terms of domestic and exports. Let’s take a look at their sales performance in domestic market as well as exportsKTM Sales in March 2024 – Domestic marketIn domestic markets, KTM sales stood at 5,156 units in March 2024, down 17.95% from 6,284 units sold in March 2023. Mom sales however, saw am 11.46% improvement from 4,626 units sold in February 2024. Among the KTM range, only the 200cc lineup has seen YoY and MoM sales growth. This was a 3.70% YoY and 16.95% MoM growth to 3,023 units in March 2024 with the 200cc model claiming a 58.63% share. For the 250cc range, it was a 30.20% YoY de-growth but a 25.60% MoM growth to 1,197 units in March 2024.KTM Sales Breakup March 2024 – DomesticThe 390 range has suffered a setback with a 38.33% YoY and 14.66% MoM de-growth with only 745 units sold in domestic markets in March 2024. There had been 1,208 units sold in March 2023 and 873 units sold in February 2024. The KTM390 also stood at No. 11 on the list of 300-500cc motorcycles sold last month. KTM 125cc range also saw both YoY and MoM decline in sales to 191 units which was a massive 57.17% YoY de-growth along with a 5.45% MoM dip in sales.KTM Exports March 2024 – Led by 390cc RangeKTM has suffered a YoY and MoM decline in exports by 3.21% and 19.85% respectively to 5,486 units. There had been 5,668 units shipped in March 2023 and notably higher 6,854 units exported in February 2024. In global markets KTM 390 range saw the highest sales. There were 2,994 units of the KTM390 exported last month relating to a 19.95% YoY growth to command a 54.58% share. MoM sales however, dipped by 22.75% from 3,873 units shipped in February 2024.  KTM Sales Breakup March 2024 – ExportsKTM 200 range (200 Duke and RC 200) and the 125cc range that suffered YoY and MoM decline in exports to 858 units and 620 units respectively. KTM 250 range (250 Adventure and 250 Duke) has seen growing demand in global markets. Sales improved dramatically by 136.92% YoY and 18.32% MoM to 1,014 units in March 2024.KTM Sales Breakup March 2024 – TotalKTM Total Sales March 2024Total sales (domestic + exports) also suffered YoY and MoM decline to 10,642 units, down 10.95% over 11,952 units sold in March 2023 while MoM sales dipped 7.23% from 11,471 units sold in February 2024. KTM 200 range amassed the highest total sales at 3,881 units and though YoY sales dipped 11.09%, it was a marginal MoM growth of 1.49%.KTM 390 saw a minimal MoM sales growth of 0.94% to 3,739 units while MoM sales dipped 21.22%. KTM 250 range however has recorded both a YoY and MoM growth at 3.17% and 22.15% respectively to 2,211 units sold in March 2024. However, KTM 125cc range suffered a setback of 53.39% YoY decline along with a 25.66% MoM degrowth to just 811 units sold in the past month. In other news, KTM recently announced a 5 year warranty scheme (2 years standard warranty (30,000 km) and 3 years extended warranty (45,000 km) for all KTM and Husqvarna bikes purchased from 1st April 2024. More