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FADA (Federation of Automobile Dealers Associations) has announced its September 2024 sales report that registered a YoY decline of 8.51% and a MoM decline of 10.01%.  CategorySeptember 2024September 2023YoY %August 2024MoM %2-Wheeler1,204,2591,316,300 -8.51%1,338,237-10.01% In September 2024, the industry clocked in a total sales volume of 1,204,259 units, whereas in September 2023, the industry saw sales of 1,316,300 units. This resulted in an 8.51% decline in YoY growth. Moreover, a 10.01% decline in MoM sales is seen, as in August 2024, sales figures were 1,338,237 units. OEM-wise Market Share Data for September 2024 with YoY % 2-Wheeler OEMs Sales Figures & Market Share in September 2024Hero MotoCorp LTD sold the most two-wheelers in September 2024, with 3,33,927 units. This is a 4.53% decline from the 349,784 units they sold in September 2023. However, their market share increased by 4.35%. Honda Motorcycle and Scooter India came in second, selling 271,390 units in September 2024. This is a 22.96% decline from the 352,254 units they sold in September 2023. Their market share also declined by 15.79%. TVS Motor Company Ltd was third, selling 221,257 units in September 2024 compared to 229,381 units sold in September 2023. Their sales declined by 3.54%, and the market share increased by 5.43%. Bajaj Auto Ltd showed a 5.32% decline in sales, selling 141,668 units in September 2024 compared to 149,633 last year. Its market share increased slightly to 3.49%. Suzuki Motorcycle India witnessed a decent growth of 0.61% YoY, with 74,287 units sold in September 2024, compared to 73,837 in September 2023. Suzuki’s market share also rose to 9.97%. Royal Enfield motorcycles experienced a 10.37% decline in sales, with 57,504 units sold in September 2024, down from 64,159 last year. Its market share decreased to 2.03%. Yamaha India sold 50,065 units in September 2024, which is a 0.86% increase from 49,639 units in September 2023. Moreover, their market share increased to 10.24%.  In September 2024, Ola Electric reported total sales of 24,679, a whopping 31.90% increase compared to September 2023 sales of 18,711 units. Moreover, the company also gained a 44.17% market share rise.  Ather Energy Pvt Ltd sold 12,718 units in September 2024. For comparison, the company registered sales of 7,195 units in September 2023, reporting an increase of 76.76%. Moreover, on the market share front, the company also experienced an increase of 93.21% this month. Greaves Electric Mobility Pvt Ltd clocked in a total sales unit of 2,777 in September 2024, as compared to 3,613 units sold in September 2023. Due to this, the company saw a decline of 23.14% this month. Apart from this, the company also experienced a decline in its market share by 15.99% for September 2024.  Piaggio sold 2,562 units in September 2024, a 13.27% decrease from the 2,954 units sold in September 2023. The company’s market share also dropped slightly to 5.20%. Classic Legends, which offers retro-style motorcycles, sold 2,125 units in September 2024. This represents a 14.42% decline from the 2,483 units sold in September 2023. Their market share also fell to 6.46%. Bgauss Auto Private Limited Sold 1,237 Units in September 2024 compared to 935 Units last year in the same month. This shows an impressive growth of 32.30%.  The "Others Including EV" category showed the biggest decline, dropping by 31.21% YoY, with sales of 8,063 units, down from 11,722 in September 2023. Before you go, don’t forget to check out the discounts available on TVS iQube scooter. Follow us for the Latest Bike Industry UpdatesFacebook - https://bit.ly/BikeJunction_offl_fb  Instagram-  https://bit.ly/BikeJunction_ofl_insta  Twitter - https://bit.ly/BikeJunction_ofl_twitter 

In 2024, the Indian motorcycle landscape will be defined by five iconic models: performance and style. A legend in the field of sports bikes, the Suzuki Hayabusa remains forever fast and aerodynamic. Classic yet subtlely hidden in its boxer engines are the power properties that shine bright on the forged, timeless elegance of the BMW R18. Last but not least, it is the track dominator Kawasaki Ninja H2R with supercharged performance. It epitomises cruiser culture and comfort combined with classic styling. The last one, the Triumph Bonneville Speedmaster, is a retro-innovative beauty, and it will surely appeal to those who have a love for heritage as well as innovation. Together, these three represent the motorcycling summit in India.    Why Choose These Bikes?Choosing these bikes offers a blend of iconic design, advanced engineering, and unmatched performance. Each model represents a different way of riding, from the raw power of the Kawasaki Ninja H2R to the classic elegance of the BMW R18. The difference appeals to every different motorcycle enthusiast's taste. Let us know more in detail:    Suzuki Hayabusa   FeatureSpecificationPrice₹ 16.90 - 17.70 LakhEngine1340cc, Inline-4Mileage18 kmplTop Speed300 km/hFuel Tank Capacity20 litresCombining general power with leading-edge technology has given the Suzuki Hayabusa legendary sportbike status. The big 1340cc inline-four promises phenomenal acceleration, while the top speed should reach 300 km/h. Performance is adequately tempered with a reasonable touring range courtesy of the 20-litre fuel tank capacity.    BMW R18 FeatureSpecificationPrice₹ 19.90 - 31.50 LakhEngine1802cc, Boxer TwinMileage17 kmplTop Speed180 km/hFuel Tank Capacity16 litresBMW R18 celebrates classic cruiser styling combined with the unmistakable Boxer engine. This 1802cc powerplant produces a healthy 89.84 bhp and 158 Nm of torque. Since the peculiar design will mix retro aesthetics with modern technology, the R18 will no doubt be a real standout for those riders into heritage and innovation.    Kawasaki Ninja H2R FeatureSpecificationPrice₹ 79.90 Lakh Engine998cc, Supercharged Inline-4Mileage20 kmplTop Speed400 km/hFuel Tank Capacity17 litersKawasaki Ninja H2R is the ultimate hyperbike, built to raise the performance bar on the track. This supercharged 998cc burnt over 305.75 bhp, claiming a top speed of 400 km/h. From extreme aerodynamics to digital, H2R rewrites what is possible on a motorcycle.    Harley Davidson Fat Boy FeatureSpecificationPrice₹ 24.49 - 25.19 LakhEngine1868cc, V-TwinMileage20 kmplTop Speed177 km/hFuel Tank Capacity18 litersHarley-Davidson Fat Boy is an icon of classic American cruiser culture, powered by a muscular 1868cc V-Twin; it boasts a signature set of design elements, including a wide front tyre and distinct lighting-make for a powerful ride in comfort, the cruiser enthusiast's favorite.    Triumph Bonneville Speedmaster FeatureSpecificationPrice₹ 12.05 - 12.85 LakhEngine1200cc, Parallel TwinMileage21.7 kmplTop Speed161 km/hFuel Tank Capacity12 litersTriumph Bonneville Speedmaster opens up a gateway between classic design and modern performance. For performance, the motorcycle carries a 1200cc parallel twin, churning out 76.93 bhp and 106 Nm torque in smooth and fun ways. The retro appeal of the bike is mixed with advanced technology to attract riders who wish to connect heritage with the presence of modern technology.    Before you go, have a look at the KTM to Integrate New Bosch ARAS Functions in Upcoming Model.    Follow us for the Latest Bike Industry UpdatesFacebook - https://bit.ly/BikeJunction_offl_fb     Instagram-  https://bit.ly/BikeJunction_ofl_insta     Twitter - https://bit.ly/BikeJunction_ofl_twitter     

Suzuki has finally launched the GSX-8R officially in India at a price of ₹9.25 lakh (ex-showroom). The middle-weight sportbike will be seen in two dazzling colours, namely silver and black. For the most part, the competition for the GSX-8R would include the likes of Triumph Daytona 660, Kawasaki Ninja 650, and Aprilia RS660. While designing for this brand shows off modern aesthetics by giving it a compact LED headlamp and angular fairings, this time, it incorporates advanced features in the shape of ride-by-wire, traction control, and bi-directional quickshifter. The 776cc twin-cylinder powered bike promises very exhilarating performance and agile handling.  Highlights:Priced at ₹9.25 lakh (ex-showroom).Available in silver and black colors.Competes with Triumph Daytona 660 and Ninja 650.Features ride-by-wire, traction control, and quickshifter.Powered by a 776cc twin-cylinder liquid-cooled engine.Suzuki has launched the GSX-8R in India, the newest mid-weight sportbike, with an ex-showroom price of ₹ 9.25 lakh. The motorcycle comes in two colours: silver and black. It is aimed at competing with models like Triumph Daytona 660, Kawasaki Ninja 650, and Aprilia RS660.  Innovative Design and Performance Features Suzuki GSX-8R is a good example of Suzuki's modern design. A compact, vertically stacked LED headlamp sits alongside sleek air intakes. From side-on, angular fairings seem to combine seamlessly into the heavy-duty fuel tank, ending in a rather short and stubby tail section. As for its feature list, it is well-loaded, for there is ride-by-wire technology, low RPM assist, traction control, bi-direction quickshifter, multiple ride modes, ABS, and an easy start system.  A 776cc twin-cylinder, liquid-cooled engine with a 270-degree crankshaft serves as the core of the diamond-style frame. It produces 81.8bhp at 8,500rpm and 78Nm of max torque, which comes in at 6,800rpm. Additionally, a six-speed gearbox gets an assist and slipper clutch that prevents the rear wheel from locking up under engine braking.   While the bike runs on 17-inch cast aluminium wheels with Dunlop RoadSport 2 rubber, the suspension is provided through the Showa SFF-BP forks and a linked rear shock. Dual 310mm front discs and a single 240mm rear disc provide stopping power. The bike has a 14-litre fuel tank capacity and weighs 205 kg.Before you leave, have a look at the Introducing Redesigned KTM 200 Duke in India Follow us for the Latest Bike Industry UpdatesFacebook - https://bit.ly/BikeJunction_offl_fbInstagram-  https://bit.ly/BikeJunction_ofl_instaTwitter - https://bit.ly/BikeJunction_ofl_twitter