Tvs Motor Sales In February
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Two-Wheeler Sales February 2022: TVS Motor Company Reports Decline Of 11 Per Cent In Domestic Sales
TVS Motor Company's domestic two-wheeler sales declined by 11 per cent at 173,198 units in February 2022, as opposed to 195,145 units in February 2021.
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Two-Wheeler Sales February 2021: TVS Registers 18% Growth In Total Sales
Last month TVS' total sales (domestic + exports) stood at 297,747 units, and as compared to 253,261 vehicles sold during the same month last year, the company registered a Year-on-Year (Y-o-Y) growth of 18 per cent.
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Two-Wheeler Sales 2020: TVS Domestic Sales Decline By 27 Per Cent
In the middle of a slowdown in the domestic market, as well as challenges in transition to update all existing products to meet the upcoming BS6 regulations, TVS sales are under pressure.
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TVS NTorq 125 Sales Cross 4 Lakh Units
The flagship scooter from TVS Motor Company is India's second highest-selling 125 cc scooter, and has crossed the sales milestone of 4 lakh units since it was launched in February 2018.
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Two-Wheeler Sales February 2019: TVS Sales Grow 3 Per Cent
Motorcycle sales continue showing positive growth, but scooter sales displayed a slowdown in February 2019.
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TVS NTorq 125 Sales Cross 1 Lakh Units
The flagship scooter from TVS Motor Company, the NTorq 125, has sold more than 1 lakh units since the scooter was launched in February this year.The NTorq 125 also boasts of being India's first smart-connected scooter, with its SmartXonnect system, a Bluetooth-enabled connected technology system that can be accessed through the NTorq mobile app for...
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Two-Wheeler Sales February 2018: TVS Posts 37 Per Cent Growth
TVS posted a growth of 37 per cent in overall sales for the month of February 2018. Details in the story.
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Stable sales for auto-manufacturers in February
While the resultant sales after the cut in price by most car manufacturers following the excise duty slash will be seen in the March sales figures, automakers posted a stable February sale as demand remained weak.
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Two-Wheeler Sales February 2022: TVS Motor Company Reports Decline Of 11 Per Cent In Domestic Sales
TVS Motor Company's domestic two-wheeler sales declined by 11 per cent at 173,198 units in February 2022, as opposed to 195,145 units in February 2021.
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Two-Wheeler Sales February 2021: TVS Registers 18% Growth In Total Sales
Last month TVS' total sales (domestic + exports) stood at 297,747 units, and as compared to 253,261 vehicles sold during the same month last year, the company registered a Year-on-Year (Y-o-Y) growth of 18 per cent.
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Two-Wheeler Sales 2020: TVS Domestic Sales Decline By 27 Per Cent
In the middle of a slowdown in the domestic market, as well as challenges in transition to update all existing products to meet the upcoming BS6 regulations, TVS sales are under pressure.
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TVS NTorq 125 Sales Cross 4 Lakh Units
The flagship scooter from TVS Motor Company is India's second highest-selling 125 cc scooter, and has crossed the sales milestone of 4 lakh units since it was launched in February 2018.
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Two-Wheeler Sales February 2019: TVS Sales Grow 3 Per Cent
Motorcycle sales continue showing positive growth, but scooter sales displayed a slowdown in February 2019.
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TVS NTorq 125 Sales Cross 1 Lakh Units
The flagship scooter from TVS Motor Company, the NTorq 125, has sold more than 1 lakh units since the scooter was launched in February this year.The NTorq 125 also boasts of being India's first smart-connected scooter, with its SmartXonnect system, a Bluetooth-enabled connected technology system that can be accessed through the NTorq mobile app for...
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Two-Wheeler Sales February 2018: TVS Posts 37 Per Cent Growth
TVS posted a growth of 37 per cent in overall sales for the month of February 2018. Details in the story.
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Stable sales for auto-manufacturers in February
While the resultant sales after the cut in price by most car manufacturers following the excise duty slash will be seen in the March sales figures, automakers posted a stable February sale as demand remained weak.
