Two-Wheeler Sales June 2019: Bajaj Auto's Overall Sales Stay Flat

Bajaj Auto had flat sales in June 2019, selling 199,340 motorcycles domestically as compared to 200,949 units sold in June 2018, with the total sales decreasing by 1 per cent. The company also registered a decent 11 per cent growth in two-wheeler exports in June 2019. The company exported 151,951 units in June 2019 as compared to 136,803 units exported in June 2018. Overall, Bajaj Auto sold 351,291 units in June 2019 which is a growth of 4 per cent over the 337,452 unit sales of June 2018.

Coming to commercial vehicles, the company sold 29,885 units in June 2019, which is a drop of 11 per cent from 33,627 units sold in June 2018. Bajaj Auto exported 23,448 units last month against 33,050 units exported in June 2018, which is a significant drop of 29 per cent. In total, the company sold 53,333 units in June 2019 as compared to 66,677 which is a drop of 20 per cent in overall sales of Bajaj's commercial vehicles.

Combining two-wheelers and commercial vehicles, the company sold 229,225 units domestically in June 2019 as compared to 234,576 units in June 2018, which is a decrease of 2 per cent. Bajaj Auto exported 175,339 units in total which is just 3 per cent more than 169,853 units exported in June 2018. In total, the company sold 404,624 units in June 2019 which is more or less similar to 404,429 units in June 2018.



from NDTV CarAndBike - Latest News

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