Big bikes growing rapidly
This is due to the low production of companies – 16.7 to 1.46 million units. Yamah India’s Bharat Group President Itru Otani said the demand for 3-2-2-5 CC motorcycles is decreasing.
He said, “There have not been many new launchs to fascinate the boilers in this section.”
“In addition, inflation pressure, financial uncertainty and unstable stock market have affected demand.”
Sales of passenger bike-engine capacity increased by 6.4 percent up to 6.4 per cent and increased by 6.98 million units in the financial year 25, mainly due to demand in rural areas and entry-level buyers from urban cents down from 8.9% to 1.1 million units. These machines were reported as the boilers trade on a more powerful engine. Overall, the sale of motorcycles has increased by 5.1 percent to 12.25 million units. Experts say the growth of growing foods, educational and medicine, climbing of the Stockate Flu -fluctuation, reducing the procurement in the categories of larger cities.
Hopefully
The speed in this section is likely to be ahead of July-August, as inflation is further reduced and India’s young, ambitious buyers have money to spend money.
Oatani said, “We expect the market to return after July-Eugust,” Otani said.
In April, retail inflation was reduced.
TVS Motor CO Chief Executive Officer KNN Radhakrishnan said that reduction in interest rates with repetition in income tax slabs would provide more disposable income to urban consumer wallets.
The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) on Friday reduced interest rates by 100 base points and 50 base points.
“It definitely translaters to the Lower EMI for customers. It will help enhance the affordable capacity of two to two-way-wheels on the board,” said Radhakrishnan. He said that the income tax relevance announced in the budget would be another major motivation.
The improvement of the infrastructure is expected to increase the market, industry officials said.
By 2030, Yamah is on the growing population of young customers and the range of 150-200 CC motorcycles of 20 million is on the sale of electricity.
“The younger generation here wants new and different products,” Otani said. “We are working on multiple launchs, planning to bring new technology to meet their needs.”
The TVS motor company, which has 40.6% in FY 25, dominated the sale of 15-200 CC motorcycles in the country. Yamah and Bajaj Auto are second and third with shares of 5.5% and 5.8% respectively.
Bajaj Auto Executive Director Rakesh Sharma said that the company was making big money on the upper half of the company’s market.
“When the home business is considered, we say that with the ups and doubles of the quarter-to-quarter areas, the (double) annual growth rate was last year, and is mainly run by the top half of the industry with CC CC Plus segments,” he said on a call. “We expect that the average rate will double the rate.”
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