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Big Drop In Car Sales In July-September, But 2-Wheelers Pick Up The Pace
Sales of passenger cars in the country saw a significant decline in the second quarter of FY25, as highlighted by the latest sales data released by the Society of Indian Automobile Manufacturers (SIAM) on Monday.
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Auto Sales April 2022: Passenger Vehicle Segment Records A Decline Of 3.84 Per Cent While SUVs Sales Surge
The passenger vehicle segment has recorded a year-on-year (YoY) sales decline of 3.84 per cent selling 2,51,581 units as compared to 2,61,633 units sold in the same month a year ago.
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India's Total Vehicle Sales Fell 19% In FY 2022 Against Pre-COVID FY 2020, But PV Sales Grew 11%
In FY 2022, total vehicle sales in India, passenger vehicles, two-wheelers, commercial vehicles and quadricycles combined, stood at 1,75,13,596 units. Compared to 2,15,45,551 units sold during the pre-COVID fiscal year of 2019-20, the industry saw a decline of nearly 19 per cent.
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New Vehicle Retails Drop 25% During FY2022 Compared To Pre-COVID Sales In FY2020
Between April 2021 and March 2022, the auto industry collectively retailed 1,63,75,799 vehicles in India. Compared to 2,17,78,574 units sold during the pre-COVID FY 2019-20, the industry saw a decline of nearly 25 per cent.
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India's Passenger Vehicle Sales Decline 6.5 Per Cent In February 2022: SIAM
In February 2022, total passenger vehicle sales in India stood at 262,984 units, which is a decline of 6.5 per cent compared to the 281,380 vehicles sold in the domestic market in February 2021.
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New Vehicle Retails In February 2022 Down 4.5% Over January, YoY Sales Drop Over 9%
In February 2022, the cumulative new vehicle retail sales stood at 13,74,516 units, a MoM decline of 4.5 per cent compared to 14,39,747 vehicles sold in January 2022. Compared to 15,13,894 units sold in February 2021, the industry saw a YoY decline of over 9 per cent.
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Passenger Vehicles Record 8.05 Per Cent Sales Decline In January 2022: SIAM
Combined, 1,406,672 units were sold in January 2022, compared to 1,733,276 units sold in the same period last year, registering a fall of 18.84 per cent.
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Passenger Vehicle, Two-Wheeler January 2022 Retail Sales In India Take A Hit: FADA
Overall, the Indian automobile industry is still recovering from the pandemic effect, as the total retail sales registered 14,39,747 units in January 2022 compared to 16,12,130 units from January 2021, a decline of 10.69 per cent.
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Auto Sales January 2022: Hyundai Sells 44,022 Units In India, Reclaims No. 2 Spot From Tata Motors
In January 2022, Hyundai India total domestic sales stood at 44,022 units, and in comparison, Tata Motors sold 40,777 passenger vehicles last month. However, compared to 52,005 vehicles sold in January 2021, Hyundai saw a decline of 15 per cent.
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Passenger Vehicle Sales Up By 26.66 Per Cent In 2021; 13.27 Per Cent Decline In December
The PV segment managed to record a healthy double-digit growth in 2021 despite several headwinds like the semiconductor shortage issue and partial lockdown when the second wave of COVID-19 struck.
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Big Drop In Car Sales In July-September, But 2-Wheelers Pick Up The Pace
Sales of passenger cars in the country saw a significant decline in the second quarter of FY25, as highlighted by the latest sales data released by the Society of Indian Automobile Manufacturers (SIAM) on Monday.
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Auto Sales April 2022: Passenger Vehicle Segment Records A Decline Of 3.84 Per Cent While SUVs Sales Surge
The passenger vehicle segment has recorded a year-on-year (YoY) sales decline of 3.84 per cent selling 2,51,581 units as compared to 2,61,633 units sold in the same month a year ago.
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India's Total Vehicle Sales Fell 19% In FY 2022 Against Pre-COVID FY 2020, But PV Sales Grew 11%
In FY 2022, total vehicle sales in India, passenger vehicles, two-wheelers, commercial vehicles and quadricycles combined, stood at 1,75,13,596 units. Compared to 2,15,45,551 units sold during the pre-COVID fiscal year of 2019-20, the industry saw a decline of nearly 19 per cent.
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New Vehicle Retails Drop 25% During FY2022 Compared To Pre-COVID Sales In FY2020
Between April 2021 and March 2022, the auto industry collectively retailed 1,63,75,799 vehicles in India. Compared to 2,17,78,574 units sold during the pre-COVID FY 2019-20, the industry saw a decline of nearly 25 per cent.
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India's Passenger Vehicle Sales Decline 6.5 Per Cent In February 2022: SIAM
In February 2022, total passenger vehicle sales in India stood at 262,984 units, which is a decline of 6.5 per cent compared to the 281,380 vehicles sold in the domestic market in February 2021.
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New Vehicle Retails In February 2022 Down 4.5% Over January, YoY Sales Drop Over 9%
In February 2022, the cumulative new vehicle retail sales stood at 13,74,516 units, a MoM decline of 4.5 per cent compared to 14,39,747 vehicles sold in January 2022. Compared to 15,13,894 units sold in February 2021, the industry saw a YoY decline of over 9 per cent.
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Passenger Vehicles Record 8.05 Per Cent Sales Decline In January 2022: SIAM
Combined, 1,406,672 units were sold in January 2022, compared to 1,733,276 units sold in the same period last year, registering a fall of 18.84 per cent.
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Passenger Vehicle, Two-Wheeler January 2022 Retail Sales In India Take A Hit: FADA
Overall, the Indian automobile industry is still recovering from the pandemic effect, as the total retail sales registered 14,39,747 units in January 2022 compared to 16,12,130 units from January 2021, a decline of 10.69 per cent.
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Auto Sales January 2022: Hyundai Sells 44,022 Units In India, Reclaims No. 2 Spot From Tata Motors
In January 2022, Hyundai India total domestic sales stood at 44,022 units, and in comparison, Tata Motors sold 40,777 passenger vehicles last month. However, compared to 52,005 vehicles sold in January 2021, Hyundai saw a decline of 15 per cent.
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Passenger Vehicle Sales Up By 26.66 Per Cent In 2021; 13.27 Per Cent Decline In December
The PV segment managed to record a healthy double-digit growth in 2021 despite several headwinds like the semiconductor shortage issue and partial lockdown when the second wave of COVID-19 struck.
