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Bajaj Auto Retails 3.65 Lakh Units In April25, Witnessing 6 Pc YoY Drop
Bajaj Auto reported a decline of 6 per cent in its sales for April this year on a YoY basis. The company retailed a total of 3,65,810 units last month.
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Bajaj Auto Profit, Revenue Double In Q1 FY 2022
Net profit in the first quarter of the current financial doubled to Rs. 1,061 crore, from Rs. 528 crore in the same period a year ago.
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Two-Wheeler Sales May 2021: Bajaj Auto Registers 52 Per Cent Drop In Domestic Market Compared To April 2021
Bajaj Auto posted total sales of 240,554 units (domestic+exports) in May 2021, which is a growth of 113 per cent over May 2020. The company registered sales of 60,342 units in the domestic market in May 2021.
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Bajaj Overtakes Hero In April 2021 Monthly Motorcycle Sales
In April 2021, Bajaj Auto clocked sales of 3,48,173 units, overtaking market leader Hero MotoCorp. Hero is still ahead with scooters included, while Bajaj has just the Chetak electric scooter, apart from motorcycles.
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Two-Wheeler Sales April 2021: Bajaj Auto Posts Over 1.26 Lakh Unit Sales In Domestic Market
Like most manufacturers, Bajaj Auto posted zero sales in April 2020 due to the nationwide lockdown. The company registered sales of 126,570 units in the domestic market in April 2021.
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Two-Wheeler Sales November 2020: Bajaj Auto Sales Grow By 5%
Bajaj Auto's overall sales in November 2020 stood at 4,22,240 units, recording a growth of 5 per cent over the same month a year ago.
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Two-Wheeler Sales April 2020: No Domestic Sales For Bajaj Auto But Total Exports Reach 37,878 Units
Like all other manufacturers, Bajaj Auto registered zero sales in a month for the first time, in April 2020. The company however, managed to export a total of 37,878 units which includes both two-wheelers and commercial vehicles.
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Two-Wheeler Sales April 2019: Bajaj Sales Rise By 2 Per Cent
Bajaj Auto's total vehicle sales (domestic+exports) increased by a meagre two per cent for the month of April 2019. The manufacturer sold a total of 423,315 units last month, as opposed to 415,168 units sold in April 2018. While motorcycle sales continued to surge for Bajaj in the previous month, albeit at a slower pace, commercial vehicle sales sa...
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Bike Sales July 2018: Bajaj Auto Registers 30 Per Cent Growth
Bajaj Auto today announced registering a total growth of 30 per cent during the month of July 2018, with 400,343 vehicles, against the 307,727 units the company sold during the same month last year. Commercial vehicles was the highest ever for a month.
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Two-Wheeler Sales March 2018: Bajaj Auto Posts Marginal Growth
Overall, Bajaj Auto sales grew by 11 per cent (both domestic and exports), with domestic sales alone of over 1.5 lakh motorcycles in March 2018.
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Bajaj Auto Q1 Profit Fall 19 Per Cent
Overall profit for Bajaj Auto in the period from April - June, 2017 fell 19.51 per cent. But Bajaj Auto's international sales continue to grow and in the domestic market, the KTM brand grew 53 per cent over the same period a year ago
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Honda Overtakes Bajaj As India's Second Largest Motorcycle Maker
Honda is within a striking distance of overtaking market leader Hero as the largest two-wheeler maker.
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BS III Models: Bajaj Auto's Punjab Sub-Dealers On Strike
Over 200 sub-dealers and some dealers of Bajaj Auto in Punjab have stopped selling bikes from April 18 seeking compensation for the unsold BS-III units following the Supreme Court ban on sale of such models.
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Kawasaki And Bajaj End Sales, After Sales Alliance
Kawasaki and Bajaj have decided to amicably end their eight-year long alliance to provide sales and after sales to Kawasaki bikes in India from 1 April 2017. With effect from that date, Kawasaki motorcycles will be sold and after sales service, including that for past customers, will be provided by India Kawasaki Motors Pvt Ltd
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Supreme Court Seeks Details From Auto Companies On Unsold BS III Vehicles Inventory
The Government of India had notified that all vehicles from the 1st of April 2017 should be BS IV to tackle pollution - across India. While Bajaj moved the top court saying there should be sale of only BS IV vehicles, its rivals Hero MotoCorp and others opposed Bajaj's statement saying that it is only the manufacture and not the sale that should be...
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Bajaj Auto Retails 3.65 Lakh Units In April25, Witnessing 6 Pc YoY Drop
Bajaj Auto reported a decline of 6 per cent in its sales for April this year on a YoY basis. The company retailed a total of 3,65,810 units last month.
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Bajaj Auto Profit, Revenue Double In Q1 FY 2022
Net profit in the first quarter of the current financial doubled to Rs. 1,061 crore, from Rs. 528 crore in the same period a year ago.
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Two-Wheeler Sales May 2021: Bajaj Auto Registers 52 Per Cent Drop In Domestic Market Compared To April 2021
Bajaj Auto posted total sales of 240,554 units (domestic+exports) in May 2021, which is a growth of 113 per cent over May 2020. The company registered sales of 60,342 units in the domestic market in May 2021.
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Bajaj Overtakes Hero In April 2021 Monthly Motorcycle Sales
In April 2021, Bajaj Auto clocked sales of 3,48,173 units, overtaking market leader Hero MotoCorp. Hero is still ahead with scooters included, while Bajaj has just the Chetak electric scooter, apart from motorcycles.
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Two-Wheeler Sales April 2021: Bajaj Auto Posts Over 1.26 Lakh Unit Sales In Domestic Market
Like most manufacturers, Bajaj Auto posted zero sales in April 2020 due to the nationwide lockdown. The company registered sales of 126,570 units in the domestic market in April 2021.
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Two-Wheeler Sales November 2020: Bajaj Auto Sales Grow By 5%
Bajaj Auto's overall sales in November 2020 stood at 4,22,240 units, recording a growth of 5 per cent over the same month a year ago.
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Two-Wheeler Sales April 2020: No Domestic Sales For Bajaj Auto But Total Exports Reach 37,878 Units
Like all other manufacturers, Bajaj Auto registered zero sales in a month for the first time, in April 2020. The company however, managed to export a total of 37,878 units which includes both two-wheelers and commercial vehicles.
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Two-Wheeler Sales April 2019: Bajaj Sales Rise By 2 Per Cent
Bajaj Auto's total vehicle sales (domestic+exports) increased by a meagre two per cent for the month of April 2019. The manufacturer sold a total of 423,315 units last month, as opposed to 415,168 units sold in April 2018. While motorcycle sales continued to surge for Bajaj in the previous month, albeit at a slower pace, commercial vehicle sales sa...
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Bike Sales July 2018: Bajaj Auto Registers 30 Per Cent Growth
Bajaj Auto today announced registering a total growth of 30 per cent during the month of July 2018, with 400,343 vehicles, against the 307,727 units the company sold during the same month last year. Commercial vehicles was the highest ever for a month.
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Two-Wheeler Sales March 2018: Bajaj Auto Posts Marginal Growth
Overall, Bajaj Auto sales grew by 11 per cent (both domestic and exports), with domestic sales alone of over 1.5 lakh motorcycles in March 2018.
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Bajaj Auto Q1 Profit Fall 19 Per Cent
Overall profit for Bajaj Auto in the period from April - June, 2017 fell 19.51 per cent. But Bajaj Auto's international sales continue to grow and in the domestic market, the KTM brand grew 53 per cent over the same period a year ago
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Honda Overtakes Bajaj As India's Second Largest Motorcycle Maker
Honda is within a striking distance of overtaking market leader Hero as the largest two-wheeler maker.
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BS III Models: Bajaj Auto's Punjab Sub-Dealers On Strike
Over 200 sub-dealers and some dealers of Bajaj Auto in Punjab have stopped selling bikes from April 18 seeking compensation for the unsold BS-III units following the Supreme Court ban on sale of such models.
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Kawasaki And Bajaj End Sales, After Sales Alliance
Kawasaki and Bajaj have decided to amicably end their eight-year long alliance to provide sales and after sales to Kawasaki bikes in India from 1 April 2017. With effect from that date, Kawasaki motorcycles will be sold and after sales service, including that for past customers, will be provided by India Kawasaki Motors Pvt Ltd
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Supreme Court Seeks Details From Auto Companies On Unsold BS III Vehicles Inventory
The Government of India had notified that all vehicles from the 1st of April 2017 should be BS IV to tackle pollution - across India. While Bajaj moved the top court saying there should be sale of only BS IV vehicles, its rivals Hero MotoCorp and others opposed Bajaj's statement saying that it is only the manufacture and not the sale that should be...
