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    Top 10 Two Wheeler Exports Dec 2020 – Pulsar, Apache, FZ, Splendor, Ntorq

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    Bajaj Boxer continues to lead the two-wheeler exports count through December 2020

    Two wheeler exports in December 2020 saw Bajaj Boxer triumph atop the charts at about 41 percent growth at 35.72 percent market share. Exports grew to 1,31,284 units, up from 93,168 units. TVS Star City exports grew by 31.81 percent to claim just over 14 percent share. Exports rose to over 52k units, up from 39.5k units.
    Pulsar exports grew by over 12k units, up at 37,024 units from 26,088 units. Bajaj exports in recent months have continued to post growth. CT exports however declined to 14,766 units, down fro 26,088 units.
    Apache exports more than doubled at just over 13k units, up from 5,369 units at volume gain of 7,682 units. Bajaj Discover exports crossed the 10k mark at 10,326 units. Exports grew from 8,316 units at volume gain of just over 2k units at growth of 24.17 percent.
    KTM 390 demand grows
    Yamaha FZ series exports fell by 18.71 percent. Units were down ay 8,387 units from 10,254 units. Honda Navi, which is no longer sold in India is the company’s largest export product. Exports grew noticeably at 6,187 units, up from 1,960 units at volume gain of over 4k units. TVS Sport exports jumped to 6k units, up from 2,520 units.
    Two Wheeler Exports Dec 2020
    Hero enjoys an enviable position in the domestic market. Exports are nowhere near. Hero Splendor does make it to the top 10 exports list at 5,345 units. Up from 1,940 units at volume gain of 3,405 units. Ntorq exports grew to just over 5k units, up from 2,896 units at volume gain of over 2.1k units.
    Yamaha Crux is next on the list at just over 3.5k units. Volumes more than doubled, up from 1,356 units at volume gain of 2,234 units. Honda Dio exports fell by two-thirds, down at 3,532 units from 10,554 units. Suzuki Gixxer units fell by almost a third at 3,326, down from just below 5k units. KTM 390 units more than doubled at 3,185 units, up from 1,176 units.
    December 2020 two-wheeler exports growth
    HF Deluxe units gained by almost a 1,000 units, up at 3,124 units, up from 2,152 units. Yamaha Ray exports fell marginally down at just under 3k units from juts over 3k units. KTM 200 exports more than doubled at 2,889 units, up from 1,186 units.
    No
    Two Wheeler Exports
    Dec-20
    Dec-19
    1
    Boxer
    1,31,284
    93,168
    2
    Star City
    52,061
    39,498
    3
    Pulsar
    37,024
    24,344
    4
    CT
    14,766
    26,088
    5
    Apache
    13,051
    5,369
    6
    Discover
    10,326
    8,316
    7
    FZ
    8,387
    10,254
    8
    NAVI
    6,187
    1,960
    9
    SPORT
    6,000
    2,520
    10
    Splendor
    5,345
    1,940
    11
    NTORQ
    5,004
    2,896
    12
    Platina
    3699
    4212
    13
    Crux
    3,590
    1,356
    14
    Dio
    3,532
    10,554
    15
    GIXXER
    3,326
    4,954
    16
    KTM 390
    3,185
    1,176
    17
    HF Deluxe
    3,124
    2,152
    18
    Ray
    2,980
    3,062
    19
    KTM 200
    2,889
    1,186
    20
    Acheiver
    2,738
    698
    21
    FZ25
    2,708
    2,736
    22
    Hunk
    2,688
    1,420
    23
    CB Shine
    2,563
    1,737
    24
    Dominar 250
    2,312
    0
    25
    Duet
    2,184
    0
    26
    X Blade
    1,896
    2,448
    27
    Burgman
    1,890
    1,172
    28
    Xtreme
    1,877
    302
    29
    LIVO
    1,700
    1,600
    30
    XPULSE 200
    1,695
    0
    31
    TVS XL
    1,560
    1,537
    32
    SZ
    1,424
    2,376
    33
    Glamour
    1,389
    3,904
    34
    Victor
    1,378
    800
    35
    Hornet 160R
    1,368
    2,035
    36
    BMW 310
    1,267
    1,114
    37
    Dominar 400
    1,252
    702
    38
    Himalayan
    1,207
    335
    39
    650 Twin
    1,193
    768
    40
    KTM 125
    1,137
    0
    41
    GIXXER 250
    1,046
    89
    42
    Dream
    996
    1,520
    43
    R15
    806
    858
    44
    KTM 250
    800
    1,013
    45
    Saluto RX
    792
    1,368
    46
    Activa
    780
    0
    47
    Classic 500
    642
    366
    48
    GRAZIA
    520
    784
    49
    Radeon
    520
    1,760
    50
    H’Ness CB350
    510
    0
    51
    Husqvarna 125
    504
    0
    52
    Hayate
    480
    1,082
    53
    Pleasure
    470
    202
    54
    Aviator
    440
    0
    55
    Maestro
    438
    168
    56
    Vespa
    421
    43
    57
    Unicorn 160
    408
    768
    58
    Destini 125
    354
    48
    59
    Alpha
    336
    280
    60
    Husqvarna 250
    295
    0
    61
    Saluto
    280
    6,020
    62
    Wego
    252
    2,070
    63
    Classic 350
    238
    328
    64
    Jupiter
    234
    26
    65
    Vespa
    209
    339
    66
    Avenger 220
    164
    64
    67
    MT 15
    160
    337
    68
    Husqvarna 401
    160
    0
    69
    Aprilia SR150
    154
    295
    70
    Husqvarna 201
    145
    0
    71
    Bullet 500
    129
    70
    72
    Aprilia SR160
    117
    0
    73
    Aprilia SR 125
    105
    179
    74
    Lets
    96
    558
    75
    Intruder
    96
    128
    76
    Meteor 350
    94
    0
    77
    Unicorn 150
    80
    640
    78
    SR 50 MT
    28
    32
    79
    Typhoon R 50
    24
    368
    80
    Access
    12
    0
    81
    X PULSE 200T
    0
    1,662
    82
    CB Twister
    0
    1,040
    83
    Jive
    0
    668
    84
    Avenger 160
    0
    408
    85
    Fascino
    0
    370
    86
    Passion
    0
    180
    87
    HF Dawn
    0
    160
    88
    RR 310
    0
    117
    89
    STREET ROD
    0
    104
    90
    Thunderbird 350
    0
    45
    91
    STREET 500
    0
    23
    92
    STREET 750
    0
    20
    93
    Electra
    0
    15
    –
    Total
    3,67,521
    2,97,304
    Hero Achiever volume gain stood at over 2k units, up at 2,738 units, up from 698 units. FZ25 exports were flat at 2,708 units. Hunk units grew to 2,688 units, up from 1,420 units. CB shine exports are up at 2,563 units from 1,737 units.
    Bajaj Dominar 250 exports are reported at 2,312 units. Duel exports stood at 2,184 units. X Blade volumes fell to 1,896 units from 2,448 units. Burgman follows at 1,890 units, up from 1,172 units. Xtreme exports improved by the bucketload at 1,877 units, up from 302 units. Livo volumes were stable up at 1,700 units from 1,600 units. Pulse 200 numbers are reported at 1,695 units.
    TVS XL numbers were flat at 1,560 units. SZ volumes fell to 1,424 units, down from 2,376 units. Glamour volumes contracted by almost two-thirds, down at 1,389 units from 3,904 units. Victor volumes improved by over 500 units, up at 1,378 units. Hornet 160R lost about a third of its volume at 1,368 units. BMW 310 exports were flat at 1,267 units. Numbers for Dominar 400 and Himalayan were similar at just aver 1,200 units. 650 Twins accounted for just below 1,200 units.
    In all, two wheeler exports in December 2020 grew by almost a quarter. Growth was reported at 23.62 percent at 3,67,521 units, up from 2,97,304 units. Volume gain stood at 70,217 units. More

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      Top 20 Scooter Exports Apr 20 To Jan 21 – Navi, Ntorq, Activa, Fascino, Pleasure

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      Honda Navi was the most exported scooter from India during the said period

      Expected fallout of Covid-19 pandemic is clearly evident on scooter exports that have declined significantly during the period April to December 2020. Among the top 10 most exported scooters, only four have registered positive YoY growth. Overall, only 7 out of 29 scooters have positive YoY growth.
      Navi, Ntorq and Dio lead
      Most exported scooter during April – December 2020 was Honda Navi with 34,134 units. YoY exports are up by 39%, as compared to 24,612 units exported in the corresponding period in 2019. Navi is no longer offered in the domestic market and is manufactured in India only for export purposes.
      It had generated significant interest at the time of its unveiling at 2016 AutoExpo, but sales turned out to be below expectations. It is possible that Honda may introduce Navi in 125 cc variant, as a patent for the same has been filed in India.
      At number two is TVS Ntorq with 20,879 units exported in April – December 2020. That’s YoY decline of -20%, as compared to 26,181 units exported in April-December 2019. In the domestic market, Ntorq is a popular choice that has consistently featured in the top ten list of bestselling scooters in the country.
      Top Scooter Exported April 2020 to Jan 2021
      Honda Dio takes the third spot with 20,537 units exported in April – December 2020. The scooter has lost a significant chunk of its exports with YoY de-growth of -78%. Exports during the corresponding period in 2019 were 91,494 units. Dio is a popular scooter in domestic market as well and has consistently ranked in the top ten.
      At number four is Yamaha Ray with 20,168 units exported in April – December 2020. Ray has YoY-de-growth of -48%, as compared to 39,076 units exported in Apr-Dec 2019. In the domestic market, Yamaha Ray is one of the preferred options in 125cc scooter segment.
      Next is Suzuki Burgman with 6,327 units exported in April – December 2020. YoY exports have declined -44%, as compared to 11,224 units exported in the corresponding period in 2019. In the domestic market, Burgman will soon be launched in electric format. It will be a premium product that will compete with the likes of Bajaj Chetak and Ather scooter.
      No
      Top Scooter Exports
      Apr 20 – Jan 21
      Apr 19 – Jan 20
      1
      Honda Navi
      34,134
      24,612
      2
      TVS Ntorq
      20,879
      26,181
      3
      Honda Dio
      20,537
      91,494
      4
      Yamaha Ray
      20,168
      39,076
      5
      Suzuki Burgman
      6,327
      11,224
      6
      Honda Grazia
      5,561
      21,952
      7
      Piaggio Typhoon R50
      4,881
      5,100
      8
      Piaggio SR50MT
      4,810
      3,968
      9
      Yamaha Fascino
      4,611
      3,899
      10
      Hero Duet
      4,368
      1,126
      11
      TVS Wego
      2,689
      14,560
      12
      Honda Activa
      2,653
      4,380
      13
      Vespa 150
      2,146
      1,308
      14
      Hero Destini
      1,913
      2,996
      15
      Hero Maestro
      1,911
      4,530
      16
      Aprilia SR150
      1,616
      2,929
      17
      Hero Pleasure
      1,514
      4,214
      18
      TVS Jupiter
      1,494
      1,366
      19
      Suzuki Lets
      1,410
      5,667
      20
      Aprilia SR125
      1,390
      2,872
      21
      Yamaha Alpha
      1,362
      2,096
      22
      Honda Aviator
      1,280
      4,880
      23
      Vespa 125
      1,140
      2,071
      24
      Suzuki Access
      525
      1,129
      25
      Aprilia SR160
      244
      4
      26
      Mahindra Gusto
      44
      344
      27
      TVS Pep+
      0
      2,296
      28
      TVS Zest
      0
      4
      –
      Total
      1,49,607
      2,86,278
      Hero Duet makes impressive gains
      In the top ten, Hero Duet has registered maximum YoY growth in percentage terms. Exports are up from 1,126 units in Apr-Dec 2019 to 4,368 units in Apr-Dec 2020, which is an increase of 288%. Other scooters in top ten include Honda Grazia (5,561 units), Piaggio Typhoon R50 (4,881), Piaggio SR50MT (4,810), and Yamaha Fascino (4,611). Among these, Grazia and Typhoon R50 have negative YoY growth of -75% and -4%, respectively.
      In percentage terms, the max gainer in April – December 2020 is Piaggio Aprilia SR160. Exports are up from 4 units to 244 units, which is YoY gain of 6000%. More

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      Top 10 Two Wheeler Exports Nov 2020 – Boxer, Pulsar, Apache, Splendor, FZ

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      Two wheeler exports have registered a growth of 7.55% for Nov 2020

      As human activity crawls back to normalcy and with growing preference for personal transport, demand for two-wheelers is on the rise across the globe. India is one of the leading suppliers of two-wheelers to overseas markets and export growth has been encouraging in November 2020. A total of 3,33,001 units were exported, which is YoY growth of 7.55%. Exports during the corresponding period in November 2019 stood at 3,09,623 units.
      Bajaj dominates two-wheeler exports
      Bajaj was among the first Indian auto companies to realize the potential of two-wheeler export markets. With continued focus in this space, Bajaj has emerged as the largest two-wheeler exporter from India. Out of the top five most exported two-wheelers in November 2020, four are Bajaj motorcycles.
      Bajaj Boxer continues to be a bestseller with 1,25,286 units exported in November 2020. YoY exports are up 26.84%, as compared to 98,772 units exported in November 2019. Boxer’s share in exports was 37.62% in November 2020.  Its primary export destinations include African countries, where it is known for its reliability and low-cost maintenance.
      At number two is TVS Star City with 44,514 units exported in November 2020. YoY growth is 19.01%, as compared to 37,403 units exported in November 2019. Star City’s market share was 13.37% in November 2020. It is exported to several overseas markets across Africa, Asia Pacific, and Latin America.
      Two Wheeler Exports Nov 2020
      Next in the list is Bajaj Pulsar with 32,540 units exported in November 2020. YoY export growth is 28.64%, as compared to 25,296 units exported in November 2019. Its share in exports was 9.77% in November 2020.
      At number four is Bajaj CT with 19,164 units exported in November 2020. CT is among the motorcycles that have negative growth in the month. As compared to 32,184 units exported in November 2019, YoY growth is down by -40.45%. CT’s market share in exports in November was 5.75%.
      Bajaj Discover takes the fifth place with 12,792 units exported in November 2020. Similar to CT, Discover also has negative YoY growth. As compared to 14,208 units exported in November 2019, YoY growth is down by -9.97%. Discover’s market share in exports was 3.84% in November 2020.
      No
      Two Wheeler Exports
      Nov-20
      Nov-19
      1
      Boxer
      1,25,286
      98,772
      2
      STAR CITY
      44,514
      37,403
      3
      Pulsar
      32,540
      25,296
      4
      CT
      19,164
      32,184
      5
      Discover
      12,792
      14,208
      6
      Apache
      9,115
      6,245
      7
      FZ
      8,101
      8,953
      8
      Splendor
      4,764
      956
      9
      NAVI
      4,684
      2,636
      10
      GIXXER
      4,572
      5,162
      11
      SPORT
      4,392
      5,377
      12
      Platina
      3,578
      3,360
      13
      LIVO
      3,300
      1,000
      14
      NTORQ
      3,017
      1,956
      15
      X Blade
      2,796
      576
      16
      HF Deluxe
      2,782
      1,872
      17
      Hunk
      2,549
      1,056
      18
      CB Shine
      2,505
      4,515
      19
      Dio
      2,248
      8,818
      20
      Dominar 400
      2,190
      579
      21
      Dominar 250
      2,100
      0
      22
      Ray
      1,939
      4,379
      23
      650 Twin
      1,779
      1,314
      24
      Crux
      1,766
      1,008
      25
      KTM 390
      1,756
      977
      26
      Dream
      1,588
      520
      27
      XPULSE 200
      1,434
      0
      28
      FZ25
      1,304
      1,764
      29
      Acheiver
      1,266
      432
      30
      Unicorn 160
      1,248
      0
      31
      KTM 250
      1,123
      275
      32
      Duet
      1,092
      78
      33
      TVS XL
      1,042
      1,668
      34
      Hayate
      1,032
      1,384
      35
      Himalayan
      1,004
      470
      36
      XTREME 160
      980
      19
      37
      KTM 200
      942
      792
      38
      SR 50 MT
      912
      408
      39
      Classic 500
      828
      199
      40
      Xtreme 150
      827
      754
      41
      Victor
      800
      1,120
      42
      Classic 350
      727
      118
      43
      Hornet 160R
      696
      1,457
      44
      Saluto
      689
      5,436
      45
      SZ
      684
      1,596
      46
      Aprilia SR150
      642
      249
      47
      GRAZIA
      640
      1,904
      48
      Typhoon R 50
      559
      312
      49
      Aviator
      520
      0
      50
      Burgman
      512
      1,398
      51
      BMW 310
      512
      1,114
      52
      Maestro
      496
      678
      53
      GIXXER 250
      463
      16
      54
      Destini 125
      432
      156
      55
      KTM 125
      378
      874
      56
      Vespa
      359
      13
      57
      R15
      280
      1,204
      58
      Aprilia SR 125
      251
      248
      59
      Meteor 350
      251
      0
      60
      Vespa
      221
      346
      61
      Activa
      208
      0
      62
      Avenger
      192
      268
      63
      Glamour
      179
      2,486
      64
      Husqvarna 250
      168
      0
      65
      Lets
      152
      668
      66
      Wego
      138
      816
      67
      Radeon
      120
      2,120
      68
      MT 15
      120
      472
      69
      Husqvarna 200
      114
      0
      70
      Alpha
      112
      354
      71
      Bullet 500
      94
      14
      72
      H’Ness CB350
      92
      0
      73
      Husqvarna 401
      72
      0
      74
      RR 310
      68
      1
      75
      Intruder
      64
      192
      76
      Unicorn 150
      40
      0
      77
      Aprilia SR160
      39
      0
      78
      Saluto RX
      36
      1,596
      79
      Electra
      15
      0
      80
      Jupiter
      12
      148
      81
      Fascino
      3
      305
      82
      CB Twister
      0
      1,690
      83
      X PULSE 200T
      0
      1,236
      84
      HF Dawn
      0
      452
      85
      Pleasure
      0
      336
      86
      Passion
      0
      270
      87
      Jive
      0
      160
      88
      STREET 750
      0
      116
      89
      Gusto
      0
      105
      90
      STREET ROD
      0
      89
      91
      Access
      0
      80
      92
      STREET 500
      0
      23
      93
      Centuro
      0
      10
      94
      R3
      0
      8
      95
      Thunderbird
      0
      4
      –
      TOTAL
      3,33,001
      3,09,623
      If we consider export numbers of all four Bajaj motorcycles, their combined market share is close to 57%. It’s a commendable figure that substantiates Bajaj’s dominance in two-wheeler exports.
      Splendor makes impressive gains
      Other two-wheelers in top ten include TVS Apache (9,115 units), Yamaha FZ (8,101), Hero Splendor (4,764), Honda NAVI (4,684), and Suzuki GIXXER (4,572). Out of these Apache, Splendor and Navi have positive YoY growth whereas FZ and Gixxer have negative YoY growth. In the top ten, Splendor is the biggest gainer in terms of percentage YoY growth. Exports are up from 956 units to 4,764 units in November 2020, which is YoY growth of 398.33%. More

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      Two Wheeler Exports Apr to Jul 2020 – Bajaj, TVS, Hero, Honda in Top 4

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      Bajaj leader in two wheeler exports – Exports at 3 lakh units were over 60 percent of total two wheeler exports
      Two wheeler exports from India dipped 56.5 percent during the period April to July 2020. Total exports stood at 5,19,003 units, as against 11,92,113 units exported during the April to July 2019 period. Each of the major two wheeler OEMs in the country noted de-growth following the COVID-19 outbreak in March of this year which resulted in a complete shutdown of plants and operation all through the month of April 2020.

      Of the 10 two wheeler makers in India, Bajaj Auto Limited was a leader in overall exports in the period April to July 2020 with almost half of the export share. Total exports of the company stood at 3,00,030 units, down 51.8 percent as against 6,22,923 units exported in the same period of the previous year.
      The company currently commands a market share of 57.81 percent, up 5.56 percent as against market share held in April to July 2019. Though Bajaj Auto exports are to over 70 global markets, it sees the most exports to Africa, Latin America and countries across the Middle Eastern.
      Two wheeler exports from India for April to July 2020
      TVS stood in a second position in terms of exports. Total exports during the first four months of the 2020-21 fiscal year were at 1,23,685 units, down 46.1 percent as against 2,29,268 units exported in the same four month period of the previous year. Market share increased 4.60 percent to 23.83 percent. The maker of Apache motorcycles and Jupiter scooters has extensive plans to boost exports over the coming 3-5 years with special emphasis on business across Africa and Latin America. The company also acquired Norton Motorcycles, UK in April this year for £16 million which will help the company enhance its global presence with these premium products.
      Hero and Honda
      Exports of Hero MotoCorp, the country’s largest two wheeler maker, dipped 47.4 percent in the April to July 2020 quarter to 32,490 units. Market share of the company increased 1.08 percent from 5.18 percent held in April to July 2019 period to 6.26 percent in the corresponding period 2020. Hero Splendor was among the most exported models.
      Honda exports dipped 79.8 percent to 23,743 units during The April to July 2020 period, down from 1,17,815 units exported in the same period of the previous year. The company currently exports to Nepal, Sri Lanka and countries in Latin America in limited volumes while the update from BS4 to BS6, which is equivalent to Euro 5, in April this year, has opened up new global markets for the company.
      In the period April to July 2020, Yamaha was at No. 5 on the list of two wheeler exporters with total exports at 22,728 units, down 77.4 percent as against 1,00,636 units exported in the same four month period of 2019. The company’s market share also dipped to 4.38 percent as against 8.44 percent market share held in April-July 2019.
      Bottom 5
      The constraints in the two wheeler segment also saw Suzuki, Piaggio and Royal Enfield post de-growth in terms of exports in the past quarter. Suzuki shipped 6,007 units while Piaggio exports stood at 5,067 units and Royal Enfield exported 4,739 units to global markets.
      Harley Davidson accounted for de-growth of 16 percent with 450 units exported in the April to July 2020 period, down from 536 units shipped in the same period of the previous year. Market share also fell marginally. At No. 10 on the list was Mahindra Two Wheelers with exports down 42.9 percent to 64 units in the past quarter as against 112 units exported in April to July 2019. More

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      Two Wheeler Exports July 2020 – Boxer, Star City, Pulsar, KTM, Discover Lead

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      Bajaj Boxer continues to the most exported motorcycle from India
      Two-wheeler exports registered negative YoY growth in July 2020, as global auto markets and people continue to face challenges associated with Covid-19 pandemic. Among the top ten, only three two-wheelers have registered positive YoY growth in July. Overall, a total of 1,79,154 motorcycles were exported in July, which is YoY de-growth of -35.78%.
      Bajaj Boxer leads

      Most exported two-wheeler in July is Bajaj Boxer, which has retained this position for a long time. However, as compared to 78,064 units exported in July last year, the number is down to 49,418 units in July 2020. That’s a -36.70% YoY drop in exports.
      Bajaj was early to realize the potential of selling its products in international markets, a strategy that has turned out to be hugely profitable for the company. A significant percentage of Bajaj Boxers are exported to African countries, where the bike is popular for its rugged character, strength and durability.
      No
      TW Exports
      Jul-20
      Jul-19
      Diff
      %
      1
      Boxer
      49,418
      78,064
      -28,646
      -36.70
      2
      STAR CITY
      39,267
      32,133
      7,134
      22.20
      3
      Pulsar
      12,022
      30,446
      -18,424
      -60.51
      4
      KTM
      10,430
      3,691
      6,739
      182.58
      5
      Discover
      9,220
      15,328
      -6,108
      -39.85
      6
      Apache
      6,729
      9,011
      -2,282
      -25.32
      7
      FZ
      5,072
      9,420
      -4,348
      -46.16
      8
      CB Twister
      2,990
      1,300
      1,690
      130.00
      9
      Splendor
      2,816
      5,790
      -2,974
      -51.36
      10
      NAVI
      2,374
      4,392
      -2,018
      -45.95
      11
      GIXXER
      2,286
      4,400
      -2,114
      -48.05
      12
      SPORT
      2,280
      4,842
      -2,562
      -52.91
      13
      Saluto
      2,172
      4,128
      -1,956
      -47.38
      14
      Dream
      1,843
      1,400
      443
      31.64
      15
      CB HORNET 160R
      1,648
      1,629
      19
      1.17
      16
      Dio
      1,616
      12,048
      -10,432
      -86.59
      17
      Saluto RX
      1,516
      1,116
      400
      35.84
      18
      Dominar
      1,502
      1,078
      424
      39.33
      19
      Jive
      1,429
      508
      921
      181.30
      20
      BMW
      1,322
      1,175
      147
      12.51
      21
      650 Twin
      1,274
      2,570
      -1,296
      -50.43
      22
      Passion
      1,270
      1,566
      -296
      -18.90
      23
      SZ
      1,152
      1,072
      80
      7.46
      24
      FZ25
      1,086
      1,289
      -203
      -15.75
      25
      Husqvarna
      1,053
      0
      1,053
      –
      26
      Crux
      1,052
      258
      794
      307.75
      27
      NTORQ
      1,016
      2,786
      -1,770
      -63.53
      28
      Acheiver
      989
      930
      59
      6.34
      29
      XPULSE 200
      964
      0
      964
      –
      30
      Ray
      924
      4,090
      -3,166
      -77.41
      31
      Himalayan
      825
      910
      -85
      -9.34
      32
      CB UNICORN 160
      768
      576
      192
      33.33
      33
      TVS XL
      720
      1,078
      -358
      -33.21
      34
      Victor
      640
      1,280
      -640
      -50.00
      35
      R15
      610
      1,490
      -880
      -59.06
      36
      GIXXER 250
      585
      0
      585
      –
      37
      Glamour
      512
      5,284
      -4,772
      -90.31
      38
      CB Shine
      452
      3,682
      -3,230
      -87.72
      39
      Wego
      446
      1,797
      -1,351
      -75.18
      40
      Activa
      416
      780
      -364
      -46.67
      41
      Xtreme
      410
      312
      98
      31.41
      42
      SR 50 MT
      391
      680
      -289
      -42.50
      43
      Hunk
      386
      1,832
      -1,446
      -78.93
      44
      Typhoon R 50
      375
      500
      -125
      -25.00
      45
      Fascino
      364
      650
      -286
      -44.00
      46
      Avenger
      354
      260
      94
      36.15
      47
      Alpha
      224
      218
      6
      2.75
      48
      Platina
      216
      4,680
      -4,464
      -95.38
      49
      Classic 500
      254
      1,021
      -767
      -75.12
      50
      STREET 500
      176
      17
      159
      935.29
      51
      Jupiter
      172
      78
      94
      120.51
      52
      Aprilia
      172
      1,099
      -927
      -84.35
      53
      Vespa
      149
      512
      -363
      -70.90
      54
      X Blade
      144
      96
      48
      50.00
      55
      Radeon
      120
      2,120
      -2,000
      -94.34
      56
      HERO DESTNI 125
      80
      356
      -276
      -77.53
      57
      Burgman
      72
      1,128
      -1,056
      -93.62
      58
      Maestro
      48
      1,128
      -1,080
      -95.74
      59
      Lets
      48
      860
      -812
      -94.42
      60
      STREET ROD
      45
      0
      45
      –
      61
      Gusto
      44
      0
      44
      –
      62
      Pleasure
      40
      584
      -544
      -93.15
      63
      HF Deluxe
      40
      6,374
      -6,334
      -99.37
      64
      MT 15
      40
      640
      -600
      -93.75
      65
      Thunderbird 350
      40
      18
      22
      122.22
      66
      Centuro
      20
      0
      20
      –
      67
      Bullet 500
      15
      484
      -469
      -96.90
      68
      Karizma
      8
      0
      8
      –
      69
      Electra
      1
      0
      1
      –
      –
      Total
      1,79,154
      2,78,984
      -99,830
      -35.78
      Next in the list is TVS Star City with 39,267 units exported in July. Star City has registered an impressive 22.20% YoY jump in exports. In the domestic market, Star City BS6 was launched earlier this year in January at a starting price of Rs 62k. At number three is Pulsar with 12,022 units exported in July. Pulsar has lost more than half of its exports, as compared to 30,446 units exported in July last year.
      At number four is KTM with 10,430 units exported In July. The Austrian auto manufacturer owned partly by Bajaj Auto has registered a whopping 182.58% YoY jump in exports. Some of it can be attributed to the fulfilment of a large number of pending orders that were delayed due to Covid-19 during the lockdown period. KTM exports in July last year stood at 3,691 units.
      At number five is yet another Bajaj product, Discover, with 9,220 units exported in July. YoY de-growth is -39.85%, as compared to 15,328 units exported in July last year. As is evident, Bajaj products occupy four of the top five slots in two-wheeler exports list. This is indicative of the company’s clout in international markets. It is estimated that around 40% of Bajaj’s overall two-wheeler sales come from exports.
      Two-wheelers with positive YoY growth
      Other two-wheelers in the top ten list include TVS Apache (6,729 units), Yamaha FZ (5,072), Honda CB Twister (2,990), Hero Splendor (2,816), and Honda NAVI (2,374). All except CB Twister have registered negative YoY growth in July. CB Twister exports have more than doubled, from 1,300 units in July last year to 2,990 units in July 2020. Other two-wheelers with positive YoY growth in July include Honda Dream, CB Hornet 160R, Yamaha Saluto RX, Bajaj Dominar, and TVS Jive. More

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      Husqvarna India Sales, Exports July 2020 – Svartpilen, Vitpilen

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      In July 2020, Husqvarna Motorcycles India (under Bajaj Auto) sold 725 units in the domestic market while exporting 1,053 units
      Husqvarna Motorcycles India launched its very first products, Vitpilen 250 and Svartpilen 250 towards the end of February 2020 at a starting price of Rs 1.80 lakh ex-showroom (now cost almost Rs 1.85 lakh). The ~250cc motorcycles share internals with KTM India’s popular 250 Duke naked sports motorcycle. Both KTM and Husqvarna single-cylinders are manufactured at Bajaj Auto’s Chakan manufacturing facility.

      The Indian automotive industry is making a gradual recovery from COVID-19 and sales charts have been witnessing a gradual increase in the last couple of months. However, figures continue to remain considerably lower than pre-COVID trends.
      The pandemic had brought several businesses to a standstill in its initial stages. But most companies have now become accustomed to the ‘new normals’. For instance, almost all major automakers have started online sales platforms as a safe and smooth alternative for purchasing a new vehicle.
      Husqvarna Motorcycles India sales – July 2020

      Husqvarna India Sales / Exports July 2020 vs July 2019
      Coming back to Husqvarna Motorcycles India, the Swedish-origin two-wheeler brand sold 725 ‘250’ units on the domestic market in July 2020. On the other hand, exports hit 1,053 units since it also manufacturers ‘200’ and ‘401’ models for foreign markets. Husqvarna ‘200’ models (spied a few times) borrow their power plant from the KTM 200 Duke while the bigger ‘401’ range is basically KTM 390 Duke units in a shell designed by KISKA, a renowned branding and designing company based in Salzburg, Austria.
      In total, Husqvarna Motorcycles India sold 1,778 units in July 2020. However, this is over 200 units less than the sales performance in June 2020 (which saw 1,996 units). Both the Svartpilen (almost a scrambler) and Vitpilen (almost a cafe racer) are expected to arrive in ‘200’ and ‘401’ formats by the end of this year.
      Key features & specs
      Besides an interesting styling approach, the Husqvarna ‘250’ neo-retro siblings sport an exposed trellis frame, full-LED headlamp, forged aluminium triple clamps, WP USD forks, 5-spoke alloy wheels, single-pod digital instrument console, dual-channel ABS, slipper clutch, etc. As mentioned before, it employs the same engine as KTM India’s ‘250’ models: 250 Duke, RC250 (export-only) and 250 Adventure (in the works).
      The 248.8cc liquid-cooled DOHC single-cylinder motor generates 30.57bhp @ 8,000rpm and 27.4Nm @ 6,500rpm. This is mated to a 6-speed transmission.
      It was only recently that KTM India upgraded the 250 Duke with a full-LED headlamp (same unit as on the 390 Duke). Prices currently start at Rs 2.09 lakh ex-showroom. In other words, the ‘250 Huskies’ undercut it by roughly Rs 24,000, thus offering appreciable value for a mass-production single-cylinder sports bike. More

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      KTM India Sales, Exports Data July 2020 – RC, Duke 125, 200, 250, 390

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      Domestic sales of KTM India has declined for July 2020 – Exports have grown exponentially, thanks to ADV 390
      Following a pattern that has been evident in recent months, KTM has improved its MoM sales, even though YoY sales continue to be negative. The company sold a total of 3,246 units in July, which is better than 1,938 units sold in June 2020. However, YoY sales are down -39.60%, as compared to 5,374 units sold in July last year.
      KTM domestic sales

      In July 2020, the company’s top selling bike was KTM 125 (Duke + RC). A total of 1,847 units were sold, which is YoY loss of -33.70%. Sales during the same period last year stood at 2,786 units. As may be recalled, KTM 125 had emerged as the bestselling KTM soon after its launch in 2019. With KTM 125, the company has been able to target a new segment of customers who want an entry-level performance bike. Superior performance coupled with competitive pricing is a key reason for the growing popularity of KTM 125.
      At number two in the list is KTM 200 (Duke + RC) with 937 units sold in July. YoY sales have almost halved, as compared to 1,749 units sold in July last year. The first KTM to be launched in India, KTM 200 had once been the top selling KTM in the country. However, things changed after KTM 125 was introduced in the Indian market.

      KTM India sales, exports – July 2020
      KTM 390 (Duke + RC + ADV) is placed at third place with a total of 254 units sold in July. YoY loss stands at -26.59%, which is the least of all KTM bikes in July. Sales during the same period last year were 346 units. KTM 250 comes fourth with 208 units sold in July. At -57.81%, KTM 250 has registered the highest YoY loss of all KTM bikes in July. Its sales in July last year were 493 units.
      Talking about KTM 790 Duke, it’s not featured in the list, as the BS6 model is yet to be launched. It is possible that KTM might launch 790 Duke BS6 by end of this year.
      KTM exports July 2020
      While domestic sales continue to be a disappointment, KTM has a lot to cheer as far as exports are concerned. That’s because exports have almost trebled, from 3,691 units in July last year to 10,430 units in July 2020. YoY growth stands at 182.58%.
      Most exported KTM from India in July is KTM 390 with 5,772 units sent overseas. That’s a five-fold growth, up from 944 units in July last year. Next is KTM 125 with 3,404 units exported in July. That’s a three-fold growth, as compared to 842 units exported in July last year.
      However, the next two bikes in the list, KTM 200 and KTM 250, have registered negative YoY growth in July. Exports are 1,088 units and 166 units respectively, resulting in YoY loss of -22.23% and -67.19%, respectively.
      No
      KTM Domestic
      Jul-20
      Jul-19
      Diff
      %
      1
      125
      1,847
      2,786
      -939
      -33.70
      2
      200
      937
      1,749
      -812
      -46.43
      3
      390
      254
      346
      -92
      -26.59
      4
      250
      208
      493
      -285
      -57.81
      –
      Total
      3,246
      5,374
      -2,128
      -39.60
       
       
       
       
       
       
      No
      KTM Exports
      Jul-20
      Jul-19
      Diff
      %
      1
      390
      5,772
      944
      4,828
      511.44
      2
      125
      3,404
      842
      2,562
      304.28
      3
      200
      1,088
      1,399
      -311
      -22.23
      4
      250
      166
      506
      -340
      -67.19
      –
      Total
      10,430
      3,691
      6,739
      182.58 More

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      Royal Enfield June 2020 Sales Break Up, Exports – Classic 350, Himalayan lead

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      On the Indian domestic market, Royal Enfield sold 36,510 units in June 2020 compared to 55,082 units back in June 2019
      Chennai-based motorcycle manufacturer Royal Enfield, like every other major automaker, has not been doing particularly well since COVID-19 hit India. In fact, the entire Indian automotive industry is making a slow recovery from the government’s near-two-month nationwide COVID-19 lockdown protocols, put into effect towards the end of March 2020.

      To strengthen business operations amid these challenging times, the company introduced its online booking page with attractive finance and EMI options. It has also started a doorstep service initiative dubbed Royal Enfield Service on Wheels (currently available only in Chennai). Service personnel coming under the programme are issued a Royal Enfield Bullet Trials 350, with custom-built toolkits and other essentials.
      Meanwhile, Royal Enfield is working on the next-gen ‘UCE 350’ range, starting with the Meteor 350 — replaces the phased-out BS4 Thunderbird and ThunderbirdX 350 siblings. The company discontinued its ‘UCE 500’ lineup ahead of BS6 emission norms due to low demand. At present, Royal Enfield has three model lines in its global portfolio: 350 (Bullet, Electra and Classic), Himalayan and 650 Twins.

      Royal Enfield June 2020 – Domestic Sales and Exports
      Royal Enfield Domestic Sales – June 2020
      In June 2020, Royal Enfield sold a total of 36,510 units in India as against 55,082 units back in June 2019. Among them, the Classic 350 topped the list at 22,699 units despite facing a sales decline of 32.82%. Entry-level offerings Bullet 350 and Electra 350 garnered 8,108 units (-18.92%) and 4,058 units (+50.63%) each last month. The Electra 350 is the only model which could garner positive sales figures.
      Royal Enfield’s proven adventure tourer, Himalayan hit 835 units and went through a sales drop of 31.73%. It will soon receive a strong rival in the form of Mahindra Two Wheelers’ Mojo 300 BS6. On the other hand, the parallel-twin 650 Twins (Interceptor and Continental GT) collectively marked 810 units and a 53.74% fall. The now-discontinued Thunderbird 350 line had marked 4,749 units last year.
      Royal Enfield Exports – June 2020
      In foreign markets, Indian-made Royal Enfield products are quite popular thanks to the supreme affordability they offer. The Royal Enfield Himalayan has already become a sought-after starter motorcycle for heavy offroading. Only 279 Himalayan units were shipped in June 2020. In comparison, 66.47% more made it to foreign markets last year.
      The Royal Enfield Classic 500 (not available on our market anymore) hit just 98 units last month as against 421 units in June 2019. The Thunderbird is still available for select export markets. It returned only 14 units in June 2020; still an improvement by 1 unit. Finally on the list comes the Classic 350 and Bullet 500 with a sales loss of almost 98%. More

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      Top 25 Two Wheeler exports FY2020 – Bajaj Pulsar, TVS Apache, Hero Splendor

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      COVID-19 has affected businesses across the world, including automotive industries. In India, the government’s lockdown protocol has brought domestic sales to an all-time low in recent history. Vehicle dealerships across the country remain closed and automakers have started utilising online platforms to make sales. However, sales in FY2020 (April 2019 – March 2020) hit 31,23,321 […] More