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      Kijima Modified Suzuki V-Strom SX 250 Improves Touring Capability

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      Kijima Modified Suzuki V-Strom SX 250In India, Suzuki V-Strom SX 250 is offered in a single variant and three colour options, rivalling Hero Xpulse 200, KTM 250 Adventure
      Because Suzuki V-Strom SX is not a true blue off-roader, it tilts more towards touring side. Japanese aftermarket motorcycle parts provider Kijima has come up with a unique concept to increase Suzuki V-Strom SX 250’s touring appeal. This setup is more geared towards accessories and not a complete makeover. Let’s take a look.
      Kijima Modified Suzuki V-Strom SX
      Suzuki V-Strom SX 250 is based entirely on the Gixxer 250. It not only shares the same platform with the latter but also borrows several features and also its engine specifications. Ideally suited for both city and highway riding, the SX 250 sees its overall wheelbase extended by 100mm, taking it up to 1,440mm.
      Kijima Modified Suzuki V-Strom SX 250
      This is for better stability as compared to the Gixxer. It boasts a taller split seat with a beak inspired by the Suzuki DR-Z Racer. The handlebar is new while foot-pegs have been moved slightly forward for a more upright riding stance. There is a bikini fairing and a tall windscreen for wind protection. These are the attributes that make V-Strom SX a capable tourer.
      Standard bike from the company misses out on dedicated touring-worthy features and that’s where Kijima comes into action. For starters, there is an LED fog light kit with both white light and yellow light support. This aids in safety and visibility as yellow lights still work best in rainy situations and wet roads. Fancy aluminium and carbon composite ORVMs look nice and offer rear visibility.
      Modified Suzuki V-Strom SX 250 – LED Fog Light Kit
      Behind the custom smoked K3 windscreen, there is a 5-inch smart touch display installed on mount bar stay which is powered by the bike’s electricals. There are two K3 tactical side bags (13L each with rain covers) with bag supports along with a 30L top box attached to a dedicated box base. There is a custom engine guard too, protecting the heart of the motorcycle in unfavourable events.
      Specs of stock motorcycle
      Other than that, we don’t see any other changes, staying true to the stock motorcycle, just like Suzuki had visualised. Other notable elements of Suzuki V-Strom SX 250 are 12 liter capacity, LED tail lamp and double barrel exhaust, 19 inch front wheel wrapped with 100/90 tyre and 17 inch rear wheel wrapped with 140/70 tyre, a ground clearance of 205mm and kerb weight of 167 kg. Overall dimensions stand at 2,180 mm length, 880mm width, 1,355mm height and a wheelbase of 1,440mm.
      Modified Suzuki V-Strom SX 250
      There is also a fully digital instrument cluster with Bluetooth connectivity and all rider aids such as call and message alerts along with turn-by-turn navigation, missed call alert and caller ID, last parked location, speed exceed warning, etc. There is also a USB charging port and a rear luggage rack as part of standard package
      Modified Suzuki V-Strom SX 250
      Suzuki V-Strom SX 250 also shares its engine with the Gixxer. This includes a 249cc oil-cooled engine that offers 26 bhp of peak power and 22 Nm of peak torque, mated to a 6-speed gearbox. The bike gets dual-channel ABS and suspension that includes telescopic front forks and a rear mono-shock. Braking is via single discs on both ends. The engine allows the Suzuki SX 250 to accelerate from 0-100 km/h in 9.6 seconds to hit a top speed of 150 km/h with mileage at 36 km/l.
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      Honda Sales Breakup July 2024 – Activa, Shine, Unicorn, Dream, Livo, CB350

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      New Honda ActivaHonda 2W sales improved by 41.25% YoY with the Activa and Shine 125 commanding a 76% of total sales
      Honda Motorcycle and Scooter India (HMSI), received overwhelming response from buyers in the past month and has even overtaken Hero MotoCorp in two wheeler sales in July 2024. Honda 2W sales in July 2024 accounted for 4.39 lakh units while Hero sold a total of 3.47 lakh units in domestic markets. This was for the first time that Honda’s domestic sales surpassed that of Hero MotoCorp.
      Honda 2W Sales YoY Comparison – July 2024
      Honda 2W sales stood at 4,39,118 units in July 2024, up by a substantial 41.25% over sales of 3,10,872 units sold in July 2023. It had a volume growth of 1,28,246 units. Strong gains were seen across the company portfolio with only the Unicorn and Hness 350 in the negative.
      Honda Sales Breakup July 2024 – YoY Comparison
      Commanding a No. 1 position was once again the Honda Activa with 1,95,604 units sold in the past month, a 44.54% YoY growth over 1,35,327 units sold in July 2023. Currently commanding a 44.54% market share, the Honda Activa was also the 2nd best-selling two wheeler in India after the Hero Splendor. Honda Shine also saw a 66.88% YoY improvement in sales to 1,40,590 units, up from 84,246 units in July 2023 and also made its way to No.3 on the top 10 best-selling two wheeler charts.
      Honda Dio (Dio + Dio 125) was also a hot favourite with a 16.04% YoY improvement in sales to 33,472 units last month over 28,845 units sold in July 2023. The Dio currently commands a 7.62% share in the company portfolio. Unicorn sales dipped 33.47% YoY to 26,690 units. There had been 40,119 units of this commuter motorcycle sold in July 2023 relating to a 13,429 unit decline in volumes. It was the Shine 100 that displayed improved sales by 21.17% YoY to 22,812 units while relatively new entrants into the company portfolio also added significant numbers. These included the Dream (6,550 units), SP160 (5,414 units), and Livo (3,670 units).
      Honda Sales Breakup July 2024 – MoM Comparison
      Honda Hness 350 sales dipped 62.55% to 1,314 units while the sales list also included the Hornet (1,278 units). The company’s CB range also reported good sales with CB350 (1,011 units), CB200X (544 units), CB300 (145 units) along with the CB750 (18 units). Trailing the list was the GL1800 of which 6 units were sold last month.
      Honda 2W Sales MoM Comparison – July 2024
      Taking into account month-on-month (MoM) sales, Honda reported a 9.01% decline. There had been 4,82,597 units sold in June 2024 which fell to 4,39,118 units in the past month. Most models have seen sales dip significantly with the exception of the Shine 125, Dio scooter and CB200X that saw some positivity.
      Activa sales dipped 16.19% over 2,33,376 units sold in June 2024 while Shine 125 and Dio experienced a marginal 0.72% and 2.73% growth. Decreased sales were reported by the Unicorn with a 0.23% decline over 26,751 units sold in June 2024. Shine 100 also slipped by 1.19% from 23,087 units and Dream sales were down 9.46% from 7,234 units sold in June 2024. Double-digit percentage decline in sales was also reported for the SP160 which dipped 23.93% while Livo sales were down 47.85% and Hness 350 and Hornet 2.0 suffered a 27.28% and 38.56% YoY decline respectively.
      In the CB range, while sales of Honda CB350 fell by 12.92% MoM from 1,161 units sold in June 2024, sales of CB200X improved by 16.74% but CB300 again suffered a 49.48% MoM decline. The XL750 had 18 units sold in July 2024 from 22 units sold in June 2024 relating to an 18.18% MoM de-growth. Honda GL1800 added 6 numbers to total sales. More

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      Triumph Daytona 660 Launch Price Rs 9.72 L – Middle-Weight Supersport

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      Triumph Daytona 660 Launch PriceTriumph Daytona 660 enters a segment to rival the Kawasaki Ninja 650, Aprilia RS 660, and will also compete with upcoming Honda CBR650R and Suzuki GSX-8R
      The new Triumph Daytona 660 has been finally launched in India. It may be recalled that this sportbike was officially teased in December 2023 and revealed while on road tests in global markets earlier this year. Launch was also expected to take place sooner but was delayed for some reason. However, now finally launched, several features have been confirmed which were earlier speculated.
      Triumph Daytona 660 Key Features Detailed
      The new Triumph Daytona 660 is priced at 9,72,450 (ex-showroom). This middleweight sports bike that exudes both agility of handling and the best in performance shows off a host of outstanding features. It gets a TFT screen integrated with white-on-black LCD display with all functions clearly displayed and controlled via switchgear.
      Triumph Daytona 660 Sporty Fairing
      Daytona also gets full fairing, twin LED headlamps, an upswept tail section and wide set handlebars along with ergonomically positioned foot pegs for better rider balance and comfort. It sports split seats for rider and pillion and seat height stands at 810 mm. As an accessory, the company also offers the possibility to lower the seat by 25mm to 785mm thus making it ideally suited for all-day riding comfort.
      Triumph Daytona 660 rides on lightweight, 5-spoke aluminium wheels fitted with Michelin Power 6 tyres measuring 120/70 ZR 17 front and 180/55 ZR 17 rear tyres. The bike commands a kerb weight of 201 kgs. The Daytona 660 is being offered in colour options of Satin Granite, Sapphire Black and Carnival Red.
      Triumph Daytona 660 Colours
      Engine Lineup and Performance
      Triumph Daytona 660 is powered by a 660cc inline, 3 cylinder engine that offers 95 hp power at 11,250 rpm and 69 Nm torque at 8,250 rpm. It gets USD forks in the front and monoshock at the rear while braking is handled via two 310 mm disc brakes in the front and single 220mm disc brakes at the rear.
      It is also presented with three ride modes – Rain, Road and Sport while dual-channel ABS is offered as standard. The engine gets mated to a 6-speed gearbox with Triumph Torque Assist clutch. The clutch improves rear wheel control during acceleration and cornering while Triumph Shift Assist is offered as an accessory for an even smoother ride.
      Triumph Daytona 660 Fascia
      30 Genuine Triumph Accessories are being offered with the new Daytona 660. Each of these accessories has been tested and engineered alongside the motorcycle, conforming to the highest standards. Each of the accessories also comes with a 2-year unlimited mileage warranty.
      Options and Accessories
      Buyers of the new Daytona 660 can opt for a colour-coded seat cowl along with a range of billet machined parts such as oil filler cap, pre-drilled lock wiring and paddock stand bobbins besides bar end finishers and rear brake reservoir. As a part of this accessory pack, My Triumph Connectivity System allows for intuitive phone and music operations along with turn-by-turn navigation.
      Triumph Daytona 660 Profile
      Triumph Shift Assist ensures clutchless, full throttle upshifting and seamless downshifting with auto blip while other accessories also include heated grips, underseat USB socket and TPMS – Tyre Pressure Monitoring System. Off-road comforts can be further enhanced via tail bag and tail pack adding 20L of carrying capacity. Where securing the new Triumph Daytona 660 is concerned, the company is offering a security system as an accessory with Triumph Protect+ alarm system and Triumph Track+ tracker with 24/7 monitoring along with a range of locks.
      Statement from Triumph Motorcycles
      Steve Sargent, Triumph’s Chief Product Officer said: “The Daytona 660 has all the attitude and agility you’d expect from the Daytona name, and brings with it the thrilling, usable, real-world performance and all-day comfort that riders today are looking for. We are excited by the impact the Daytona 660 is going to have on the growing middleweight sports world. More

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      150cc to 200cc Motorcycles Sales July 2024 – Pulsar, Apache, Unicorn, MT15, R15, KTM, Xpulse

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      New TVS Apache 160 – Akash VermaIndian 150cc to 200cc Motorcycle Segment Experiences 3.86% Decline in July 2024 – Pulsar and Apache in top 2
      After taking a look at the sales of motorcycles in 350cc-450cc segment, let us now see how the 150cc-200cc segment performed. The Indian motorcycle market in the 150cc to 200cc segment saw a slight decline in July 2024, with total sales reaching 1,35,944 units, a 3.86% decrease compared to the 1,41,407 units sold in July 2023. This drop of 5,463 units reflects a varied performance across different models, with some showing strong growth while others experienced significant declines.
      Bajaj Pulsar and TVS Apache Lead the Segment
      Bajaj Pulsar remained the top-selling motorcycle in the 150cc to 200cc segment, with 31,732 units sold in July 2024. However, this represented an 8.52% year-on-year (YoY) decline, with sales dropping by 2,956 units from 34,688 in July 2023. Despite the decline, Pulsar held a 23.34% share of the segment, maintaining its leadership position.
      150cc to 200cc Motorcycles Sales July 2024
      TVS Apache showed impressive growth, becoming the second-best seller with 30,681 units sold in July 2024, up by 36.76% YoY. Apache gained 8,246 units compared to 22,435 units in July 2023, capturing a 22.57% market share, highlighting its increasing popularity.
      Honda Unicorn, a longstanding favourite, experienced a substantial decline in sales, with 26,690 units sold in July 2024, down by 33.47% from 40,119 units in July 2023. This sharp drop of 13,429 units reduced Unicorn’s market share to 19.63%, indicating challenges in maintaining its market position.
      150cc to 200cc Motorcycles Sales July 2024 – YoY Comparison
      Yamaha MT 15 recorded the highest growth in the segment, with sales increasing by 69.96% YoY. MT 15 sold 9,866 units in July 2024, up by 4,061 units from 5,805 in July 2023, securing a 7.26% share of the market. In contrast, Yamaha FZ saw a significant decline, with sales dropping by 34.15% YoY to 10,964 units in July 2024, down by 5,687 units from 16,651 in July 2023. Despite the decline, FZ still held an 8.07% share of the segment.
      150cc to 200cc Motorcycles Sales July 2024 – MoM Comparison
      Honda SP 160 had 5,414 units sold in July 2024, capturing a 3.98% share of the market. Similarly, the Hero Xtreme 160R / 200 saw remarkable growth, with sales increasing by 116.08% YoY. Xtreme sold 2,070 units, up by 1,112 units from 958 in July 2023, achieving a 1.52% market share.
      Challenges for Other Models
      Several models faced challenges in July 2024. Hero XPulse 200 experienced a 30.50% decline in sales, dropping to 2,523 units from 3,630 units in July 2023. Suzuki Gixxer also saw a sharp decline of 35.99% YoY, with sales falling to 1,494 units from 2,334 in the previous year.
      Bajaj Avenger and Honda CB200X had mixed performances, with Avenger’s sales declining by 12.21% YoY to 1,093 units, while Honda CB200X, a new model, contributed 544 units to the segment. In the niche and premium categories, models like the KTM 200 and Kawasaki W175 showed varied results. KTM 200 saw a modest growth of 0.67% YoY, with 2,856 units sold, while Kawasaki W175 made a minor impact with 27 units sold in July 2024. More

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      New Hero Destini Scooter Launch Soon – First Official Teaser

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      New Hero Destini ScooterAll existing Hero scooters have a contemporary profile, which is why there’s scope for a new scooter with a classic design format
      Although Hero MotoCorp is a market leader in the commuter motorcycle segment, its scooters are relatively less popular. One of the reasons could be the lack of a truly unique design and styling. A positive change is expected in consumer perceptions with upcoming products such as the new Destini.
      New Hero Destini scooter – Official Teaser
      As of now, Destini 125 is the top selling scooter from Hero MotoCorp. Last year in August, a new variant, Destini Prime, was launched. It is currently the most affordable Destini model. Hero is now working on the new Destini facelift model that has significant changes to its design and styling.
      New Hero Destini Scooter – LED DRL, Headlight
      Latest teaser has revealed a tilt towards retro aesthetics. From the curvy, minimalistic body panelling, it appears that the new Hero Destini facelift is following the design approach used with brands such as Vespa and Lambretta.
      Front apron has undergone a major design overhaul, featuring a new lighting setup and curvy layers. Changes are evident across the front fender, headlight, cowl, and rear-view mirrors. We have already seen a new dual-tone Pearl Black colour option for the new Destini.
      New Hero Destini Scooter – LED Tail Light
      And there could be more such vibrant colour options for the updated scooter. Moving to the sides, we see a new dual-tone stepped seat that helps achieve a sporty look and feel. Side panels come with smooth surfacing, a signature feature of popular retro scooters. The 3D ‘Destini’ logo on the side panel further enhances the scooter’s dynamic profile.
      New Hero Destini Scooter – Turn Indicator
      While the exhaust pipe is the same as the current model, the new Destini gets a new exhaust shield. The pillion backrest has a new design and it could also be functionally relevant with improvements to overall comfort. Alloy wheels are new and it would be better if Hero offers 12-inch units instead of the existing 10-inch wheels.
      New Hero Destini Scooter
      At the rear, the overhang too gets the retro touch. The bulky tail lamp and indicators seen with the existing model have been replaced with much slimmer units. The external fuel filler cap has transformed from a circular to a square unit.
      New Hero Destini Scooter – Disc Brake
      New Hero Destini 125 – Hardware specs
      It is unlikely that there will be any changes to the engine. New Hero Destini 125 will continue using the existing 124.6cc, air cooled, SI engine. It delivers 9 bhp and 10.4 Nm. However, there will be a change in the braking setup, where select variants of the new Destini will get a front disc brake. As of now, all models are equipped with 130 mm front and rear drum brakes. Suspension setup will be the same, telescopic forks at front and unit swing with spring loaded hydraulic damper at rear.
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      Design sketches have indicated the possibility of a new instrument cluster. It could be a fully digital display instead of the existing digi analogue cluster. New Hero Destini is expected to be launched during the upcoming festive season. It could be offered at a slightly higher pricing. That shouldn’t be a concern since Hero Destini is one of the most affordable 125cc scooters in the country. More

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      TVS Sales Breakup July 2024 – Jupiter, XL100, Apache, Ntorq, iQube

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      New TVS Jupiter was launched a few days agoTVS Jupiter, XL and Apache along with the Ntorq together commanded a 67% share of the company portfolio, reaching new heights with improved YoY sales
      TVS Motor Company recorded monthly domestic two wheeler sales at 2,53,971 units in July 2024, a growth of 7.97% over 2,35,230 units sold in the month of July 2023. This was a volume growth of 18,741 units. Most models in the company portfolio have shown off a distinctive improvement in YoY sales except for the Raider and Apache 310.
      TVS YoY Sales Breakup July 2024
      TVS Motor showed off solid performance in July 2024 with a significant improvement in sales. It was the Jupiter that was most in demand with 74,663 units sold reflecting a 12.38% YoY increase when compared to 66,439 units in July 2023. This scooter commanded a 29.40% market share and was also the 2nd best-selling scooter in the country after the Honda Activa. In fact, TVS had three of its models on this list with the Ntorq and iQube, featuring at Nos. 6 and 7 respectively.
      TVS Sales Breakup July 2024
      TVS XL moped posted a 3.74% YoY improvement in sales to 37,563 units, up from 36,208 units sold in July 2023 while the Apache showed off a 36.76% YoY growth to 30,681 units, a marked improvement over 22,246 units sold in the same month last year. The Apache was also the 5th best-selling motorcycle last month, leading over the Bajaj Platina and Honda Unicorn by significant numbers.
      YoY sales of the Ntorq saw a growth of 3.83% to 26,829 units in the past month, up 990 units over 25,839 units sold in July 2023. However, sales of the Raider dipped by 33.48% to 24,547 units, a considerable volume decrease of 12,353 units when compared to 36,900 units sold in July 2023. TVS iQube, the electric scooter, saw outstanding demand in July 2024 with 21,064 units sold. This was a massive 58.30% YoY improvement from 13,306 units sold in the same month last year. The iQube currently commands an 8.29% share in this list.
      TVS Sales Breakup July 2024 – YoY Comparison
      Sales growth was also recorded for the TVS Sport by 1.39% and the Radeon by 9.13 percent to 12,106 units and 10,510 units respectively while the Zest too showed off a 41.76% YoY growth with 10,343 units sold last month. Star City (3,853 units) and Ronin (1,781 units) logged in 22.47% and 2.24% YoY growth respectively. However, sales of the Apache 310 saw a sharp decline of 91.09% to just 31 units sold last month while there had been 348 units sold in July 2023.
      TVS Sales Breakup July 2024 – MoM Comparison
      TVS Sales July 2024 – MoM Performance
      TVS sales performance on a MoM basis was rather lackluster. Sales dipped by 0.69% over 2,55,723 units sold in June 2024 with a large number of models noting lower sales. Jupiter sales improved 3.55% MoM over 72,100 units sold in June 2024 relating to a 2,563 unit volume growth. However, TVS XL saw a sharp decline of 7.02%. Apache sales dipped by 17.44% while Ntorq and Raider sales fell by 3.53% and 17.77% respectively.
      With demand for electric two wheelers on the rise, TVS iQube has seen sales improve by 38.49% MoM from 15,210 units sold in June 2024. TVS was also the 2nd best-selling electric two wheeler maker after Ola Electric to command an 18.09% share in this segment.
      TVS Sport and Radeon sales were up 4.19% and 2.30% MoM while Zest and Star City sales increased by even larger proportions by 17.82% and 718.05% respectively. TVS Ronin and Apache 310 ended with 1.82% and 86.81% MoM decline. More

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      Bajaj Chetak Sales Tripled In Last 12 Months YoY – Rs 8k Price Cut Incoming

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      Bajaj Chetak : Image – MRD VlogsCurrently the #3 best-selling electric scooter in India, Bajaj Chetak is expected to come with a price cut, sweetening the deal further
      Among the popular electric scooters in India, Bajaj Chetak is among the best-selling one. Indian electric scooter buyers have embraced Chetak’s retro design and trust factor associated with Bajaj brand. Numbers reflect the success story of Chetak as sales have tripled when compared to last year’s stats. Let’s break the numbers further.
      Bajaj Chetak Sales Tripled
      Within last year, Bajaj has improved its sales prospects significantly, when it comes to the Chetak electric scooters. This is one of the notable glow-ups in electric scooter sales and signifies the increasing desirability of Chetak electric scooter brand.
      Bajaj Chetak Sales Tripled YoY
      Within the last year, Chetak has outperformed its sales numbers from a year ago considerably. From August 2023 to July 2024, Bajaj has sold as many as 1,51,308 units of Chetak electric scooters. When compared to the 52,169 units sold between August 2022 to July 2023, there was a 190.03% YoY growth with a volume gain of 99,139 units.
      Average monthly Bajaj Chetak sales between August 2023 and July 2024 was 12,609 units, which is almost 3 times higher (2.9 times to be precise) than the 4,347 units average monthly sales between August 2022 and July 2023. The difference between average monthly sales YoY is 8,262 units per month.
      2024 Bajaj Chetak New Variant
      As seen in the table above, Bajaj Chetak sales peaked at an all-time high last month in July 2024. With 20,114 units sold last month, Bajaj Chetak registered a massive 344% YoY growth over 4,528 units sold in July 2023. Which is close to 5X growth in sales, clocking a volume gain of 15,586 units YoY.
      Other notable outcomes can be seen in February 2024, where sales growth YoY touched an astounding 417%. The 13,620 units sold that month was more than 5X the sales clocked in preceding year with 2,634 units sold and there was a volume gain of 10,986 units that month.
      Rs 8k Price Cut With Chetak
      A recent report suggests that Bajaj Chetak scooter range is set to receive a major rejig in the coming months. This update will ensure that there are significant changes to battery cells inside the pack, unlocking more range on a single charge than before. Battery capacity, however, will remain the same.
      The variant names of Chetak scooters, Urbane and Premium, will reportedly get a reboot to 3202 and 3201, respectively. Similar to what we saw with the Chetak 2901 Edition. Apart from this rejig in names and battery cells, there is a significant price cut expected too. Speculations suggest a Rs 8,000 slashed off the current Ex-sh prices. More

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      350cc to 450cc Motorcycle Sales July 2024 – Royal Enfield, Bajaj, Triumph, Hero, Honda, KTM, Aprilia

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      New RE Guerrilla 450 – Gaadi StartIndian 350cc to 450cc Motorcycle Segment Shows Mixed Performance in July 2024 – Royal Enfield dominates with 81% share
      The Indian motorcycle market in the 350cc to 450cc segment exhibited a mixed performance in July 2024, with total sales reaching 71,200 units, marking a marginal 0.06% year-on-year (YoY) increase compared to July 2023. This slight growth of just 45 units highlights the varied fortunes of different models within the segment, with some seeing strong gains while others experienced declines.
      350cc to 450cc Motorcycle Sales July 2024 – Royal Enfield Dominates the Segment
      Royal Enfield continued to dominate the 350cc to 450cc segment, with multiple models leading the sales charts. Classic 350 remained the top-selling motorcycle in this category, with 21,373 units sold in July 2024. However, this represented a 14.13% YoY decline, down by 3,516 units from July 2023. Despite the drop, the Classic 350 still captured a substantial 30.02% share of the market. RE is getting ready to launch new Classic 350 on 1st Sep.
      350cc to 450cc Motorcycle Sales July 2024
      Hunter 350, another popular model, saw a sharper decline of 20.89% YoY, with 14,091 units sold, down by 3,722 units from the previous year. Hunter 350 held a 19.79% market share. On a more positive note, Bullet 350 recorded a 9.40% YoY growth, selling 9,949 units in July 2024, an increase of 855 units compared to July 2023. Bullet 350’s strong performance contributed to a 13.97% share of the segment.
      Meteor 350 saw a slight decline of 4.15% YoY, with 7,901 units sold in July 2024, down by 342 units from the previous year. The Meteor 350 accounted for 11.10% of the market. Bajaj Pulsar 400, a recent entrant, recorded 3,340 units sold, capturing a 4.69% share of the market.
      350cc to 450cc Motorcycle Sales July 2024 – YoY Comparison
      Similarly, the Triumph 400 (Speed + Scrambler), which saw a staggering 550.10% growth compared to its previous limited sales, sold 3,101 units, securing a 4.36% market share. Triumph will be launching new 400cc bikes later this year. Royal Enfield’s new model, the Guerrilla, also made a strong debut, selling 1,469 units and capturing 2.06% of the market.
      350cc to 450cc Motorcycle Sales July 2024 – MoM Comparison
      Meanwhile, Harley Davidson X440 reported 816 units sales, contributing to a 1.15% share. While new models gained traction, several established motorcycles faced challenges. Royal Enfield Himalayan saw a 12.68% decline in sales, with 2,769 units sold in July 2024.

      No
      M’Cycle Sales 350-450cc
      Jul-24
      Jul-23
      Diff
      Growth % YoY
      % Share Jul 24

      1
      Royal Enfield Classic 350
      21,373
      24,889
      -3,516
      -14.13
      30.02

      2
      Royal Enfield Hunter 350
      14,091
      17,813
      -3,722
      -20.89
      19.79

      3
      Royal Enfield Bullet 350
      9,949
      9,094
      855
      9.40
      13.97

      4
      Royal Enfield Meteor 350
      7,901
      8,243
      -342
      -4.15
      11.10

      5
      Bajaj Pulsar 400
      3,340
      0
      3,340
      –
      4.69

      6
      Triumph 400
      3,101
      477
      2,624
      550.10
      4.36

      7
      Royal Enfield Himalayan
      2,769
      3,171
      -402
      -12.68
      3.89

      8
      Jawa Yezdi (Retail)
      2,131
      2,188
      -57
      -2.61
      2.99

      9
      Royal Enfield Guerrilla
      1,469
      0
      1,469
      –
      2.06

      10
      Honda H’Ness 350
      1,314
      3,509
      -2,195
      -62.55
      1.85

      11
      Honda CB 350
      1,011
      0
      1,011
      –
      1.42

      12
      Harley Davidson X440
      816
      0
      816
      –
      1.15

      13
      KTM 390
      593
      1,122
      -529
      -47.15
      0.83

      14
      Bajaj Dominar 400
      580
      607
      -27
      -4.45
      0.81

      15
      Aprilia RS 457
      455
      0
      455
      –
      0.64

      16
      Hero Mavrick
      269
      0
      269
      –
      0.38

      17
      Husqvarna 401
      35
      0
      35
      –
      0.05

      18
      Kawasaki ZX-4R
      3
      0
      3
      –
      0.00

      19
      Kawasaki Eliminator 400
      0
      42
      -42
      -100.00
      0.00

      –
      Total
      71,200
      71,155
      45
      0.06
      100.00

      Similarly, Honda H’Ness 350 experienced a significant 62.55% YoY decline, with sales dropping to 1,314 units from 3,509 units in July 2023. KTM 390 also struggled, with a 47.15% YoY decline, selling 593 units in July 2024, down by 529 units from the previous year. Additionally, Bajaj Dominar 400 saw a slight decline of 4.45%, with 580 units sold.
      Models like the Aprilia RS 457, Hero Mavrick, and Husqvarna 401 made their presence felt, albeit with smaller numbers. Aprilia RS 457 sold 455 units, while the Hero Mavrick and Husqvarna 401 sold 269 and 35 units, respectively. Kawasaki ZX-4R recorded just 3 units sold, while Kawasaki Eliminator 400 saw no sales in July 2024, down from 42 units in July 2023. More