Bajaj Auto, India’s second largest two-wheeler maker, has reported a 66% increase in motorcycle sales to 279,781 units in July up from 168,163 for the same time last year.
Exports increased to 106,794 from 68,585 an increase of 56.1%.
Bajaj say that production constraints are limiting their overall sales plan although point out that exports are ahead of schedule.
| Particulars | Jul‐10 | Jul‐09 | Growth % | Highlights |
| MOTORCYCLES | 279,781 | 168,163 | 66 | Production constraints continued to limit sales. |
| 3‐WHEELERS | 38,634 | 24,104 | 60 | Production constraints continued to limit sales. |
| TOTAL | 318,415 | 192,835 | 65 | July 2009 sales include 568 scooters. |
| Exports out of the above are 106,794 up from 68,585 (56%). Export sales continue to be ahead of plan. | ||||
| Particulars | Apr‐July 2010 | Apr‐July 2009 | Growth % | Highlights |
| MOTORCYCLES | 1,108,172 | 650,890 | 70 | ‐ |
| 3‐WHEELERS | 138,552 | 87,346 | 59 | ‐ |
| TOTAL | 1,246,751 | 740,497 | 68 | Apr‐July 2009 sales include 2,261 scooters. |
| Exports out of the above are 430,693 up from 246,880 (74%) | ||||
