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Ashok Leyland Reports 3 Percent Rise In Domestic Wholesale In January 2025
Ashok Leyland has recorded a 3 percent rise in January 2025, as compared to January 2024. Here is a detail about the sales report of Ashok Leyland.
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These Were The 5 Best-selling SUVs From May 2024: Punch, Creta & More
As expected, Maruti Suzuki SUVs were in highest demand
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2021 Indian Blue Book Report: Used Car Market In India To Grow Significantly In Next Five Years
The used car market in India was about 50 per cent larger than the new car market in FY'20. The 2021 Indian Blue Book report suggests that by FY'25, the used car market is estimated to be 90 per cent larger than the new car market.
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EV Sales In India Grows By 20%; Electric Two-Wheelers Account For 97% Of Volume
The Indian electric vehicle industry sales report for financial year 19-20 shows an overall growth in sales owing to a strong demand for electric two-wheelers.
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Auto Industry Continues To Grow Despite Kerala Floods Curbing Sales
The Society of Indian Automobile Manufacturers (SIAM) released the industry's sales report for the ongoing financial year, from April to August 2018.
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Passenger Vehicles Sales Grow By 4.80 Per Cent In May 2017
The Society of Indian Automobile Manufacturers (SIAM) today announced that the sale of passenger vehicles grew by 8.63 per cent in May 2017 over the same period last year. Within the Passenger Vehicles, Passenger Cars, Utility Vehicle and Vans grew by 4.80 percent, 18.80 percent and 9.50 percent respectively in May 2017 over the same period last ye...
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Mercedes-Benz Tops Global Sales Charts In 2016; BMW In Second Place
The luxury car manufacturers announced their global sales report for the month of August 2016 and well expectations were running high as to who is doing better than the other. But from the numbers that have been put out, Mercedes-Benz has topped the sales chart by selling over 1.56 lakh cars globally which saw sales surge by 11.8per cent when compa...
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Yamaha Shines With a Growth of 66 per Cent in Its Sales in April, 2016
Yamaha posts solid growth in sales of 66 per cent over last one year. It attributes the same to its aggressive expansion strategies in tier II and tier III cities along with customer-centric initiatives.
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Indian Passenger Vehicle Sales Expected to Witness Double Digit Growth in FY2016
With the Indian automobile industry predicted to report a growth of around 8 per cent at the end of FY2015, the next fiscal,starting April 1, has been forecast to enjoy a 12 per cent growth.
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Ford India Sells 12,762 Vehicles in November 2014
November exports stood at 7,101 vehicles against 4,141 vehicles a year ago, while domestic wholesales were 5,661 vehicles compared to 7,909 units sold in the same period last year.
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Passenger car sales decline yet again
The Society of Indian Automobile Manufacturers or SIAM's FY13-14 sales report shows the total domestic vehicles sales clocked marginal growth of 3.5% lower than the forecast of 4-6%. Also disappointing was the second consecutive year of decline in passenger car sales by 4.6% compared to the drop of 6.7% for the last fiscal.
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Ashok Leyland Reports 3 Percent Rise In Domestic Wholesale In January 2025
Ashok Leyland has recorded a 3 percent rise in January 2025, as compared to January 2024. Here is a detail about the sales report of Ashok Leyland.
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These Were The 5 Best-selling SUVs From May 2024: Punch, Creta & More
As expected, Maruti Suzuki SUVs were in highest demand
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2021 Indian Blue Book Report: Used Car Market In India To Grow Significantly In Next Five Years
The used car market in India was about 50 per cent larger than the new car market in FY'20. The 2021 Indian Blue Book report suggests that by FY'25, the used car market is estimated to be 90 per cent larger than the new car market.
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EV Sales In India Grows By 20%; Electric Two-Wheelers Account For 97% Of Volume
The Indian electric vehicle industry sales report for financial year 19-20 shows an overall growth in sales owing to a strong demand for electric two-wheelers.
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Auto Industry Continues To Grow Despite Kerala Floods Curbing Sales
The Society of Indian Automobile Manufacturers (SIAM) released the industry's sales report for the ongoing financial year, from April to August 2018.
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Passenger Vehicles Sales Grow By 4.80 Per Cent In May 2017
The Society of Indian Automobile Manufacturers (SIAM) today announced that the sale of passenger vehicles grew by 8.63 per cent in May 2017 over the same period last year. Within the Passenger Vehicles, Passenger Cars, Utility Vehicle and Vans grew by 4.80 percent, 18.80 percent and 9.50 percent respectively in May 2017 over the same period last ye...
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Mercedes-Benz Tops Global Sales Charts In 2016; BMW In Second Place
The luxury car manufacturers announced their global sales report for the month of August 2016 and well expectations were running high as to who is doing better than the other. But from the numbers that have been put out, Mercedes-Benz has topped the sales chart by selling over 1.56 lakh cars globally which saw sales surge by 11.8per cent when compa...
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Yamaha Shines With a Growth of 66 per Cent in Its Sales in April, 2016
Yamaha posts solid growth in sales of 66 per cent over last one year. It attributes the same to its aggressive expansion strategies in tier II and tier III cities along with customer-centric initiatives.
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Indian Passenger Vehicle Sales Expected to Witness Double Digit Growth in FY2016
With the Indian automobile industry predicted to report a growth of around 8 per cent at the end of FY2015, the next fiscal,starting April 1, has been forecast to enjoy a 12 per cent growth.
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Ford India Sells 12,762 Vehicles in November 2014
November exports stood at 7,101 vehicles against 4,141 vehicles a year ago, while domestic wholesales were 5,661 vehicles compared to 7,909 units sold in the same period last year.
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Passenger car sales decline yet again
The Society of Indian Automobile Manufacturers or SIAM's FY13-14 sales report shows the total domestic vehicles sales clocked marginal growth of 3.5% lower than the forecast of 4-6%. Also disappointing was the second consecutive year of decline in passenger car sales by 4.6% compared to the drop of 6.7% for the last fiscal.
