- Country's largest carmaker Maruti Suzuki India (MSI) on
Saturday reported 20.1 per cent rise in total sales in July at 1,21,712
units.It had clocked sales of 1,01,380 cars in July 2014.The company said its
domestic sales increased 22.5 per cent last month to 1,10,405 units, as against
90,093 units a in July last year.
- Hero MotoCorp, India's largest maker of motorcycles and
scooters said on Saturday its July sales fell 8 percent from a year earlier to
487,580 units.The company had sold 529,862 units in July 2014.
- Toyota Kirloskar Motor (TKM) today reported 1.05 per
cent decline in total car sales to 13,699 units in July. It had sold
13,845 cars during the same month last year. In the domestic market, TKM sold
12,070 units in July 2015 as compared to 11,921 units, up 1.24 per cent, from
the same month last year, the company said in a statement. It exported
1,629 units of Etios series last month.
- Eicher Motors' motorcycle brand Royal Enfield reported a 49
percent jump in its domestic sales in July to reach 39867 units, compared to
26,796 in the same month last year. Exports of the company also grew by 72
percent to 893, compared to 518 in July last year.
- Honda Cars India on Saturday reported 18.44% increase in its
domestic sales at
18,606 units in July.It had sold 15,709 units in July last year,Honda Cars India (HCIL)
said in a statement.
- Tata Motors continued to witness strong year-on-year growth
in certain key segments in July 2015, with passenger cars (excluding UV's),
M&HCV and Exports, growing by 27%, 21% and 16%, respectively, with the
total sale of Tata Motors passenger and commercial vehicles (including exports)
at 40,154 vehicles in July 2015, growing by 1% over 39,629 vehicles sold in
July 2014. The domestic sale of Tata commercial and passenger vehicles for July
2015 were at 35,076 nos., a decline of 1% over 35,266 vehicles sold in July
2014.Cumulative sales (including exports) for the fiscal at 1,56,664 nos., are
higher by 5% over 1,49,633 vehicles, sold last year.
- Honda Motorcycle & Scooter India on Saturday reported a
2.15 per cent increase in total sales at 3,89,626 units last month.The
two-wheeler manufacturer had sold 3,81,411 units in July 2014, it said in a
statement.Motorcycle sales, however, declined 24.30 per cent to 1,12,037 units
last month, from 1,48,012 units in July 2014.
- Suzuki Motorcycle India (SMIPL), a subsidiary of Japanese
two-wheeler manufacturer Suzuki Motor Corporation, registered a 33 percent
increase in its July 2015 sales by selling sold 36,081 units as compared to
27,118 units in July 2014."Suzuki sales continue to show double digit
growth despite a slight downturn in the automobile market. This is a very
heartening sign and several factors are responsible for it,"said Atul
Gupta, Executive Vice President, SMIPL.
- Ashok Leyland , the country's second largest commercial
vehicle manufacturer, has registered a whopping 40 percent growth in July sales
aided by medium & heavy commercial vehicles (MHCV). It sold 11,022 vehicles
in the month gone by compared to 7,861 vehicles sold in the corresponding
period of last fiscal
- Atul Auto , the three-wheeler manufacturer, sold 12,555
vehicles in July, a growth of 4.89 percent compared to 11,970 units sold in
same period last year.
- Escorts Agri Machinery Segment (EAM) sold 3,430 tractors in
July 2015, a fall of 20.5% from 4,317 tractors sold in July 2014. Domestic
sales in July 2015 stood at 3,362 tractor against 4,126 in July 2014. Export
for the month of July 2015 stood at 68 tractors against 191 tractors in July
2014, registering a drop of 64.4%.
- Hyundai Motor India Ltd on Saturday reported a 5 per cent
increase in total sales at 50,408 units last month.The company had sold 48,014
units in July 2014, it said in a statement.In the domestic market, Hyundai sold
36,500 units in July 2015 as against 29,275 units in the same month last year -
an increase of 24.7 per cent.
- TVS Motor Company recorded 2% growth in sales for the month
of July 2015 with total sales increasing from 214,324 units recorded in the
month of July 2014 to 218,321 units in the month of July 2015.
- India's leading SUV manufacturer Mahindra and
Mahindra, on Saturday, announced its auto sales numbers which stood at 34, 652
units during July 2015 as against 35, 567 units during July 2014.Having hit the
bottom in 2014, German car maker, Volkswagen has made a smart comeback this
calendar year. Growing by an impressive 19 percent in the first six months of
January to June 2015, VW India continued the run rate in July with another
double digit growth month at 18 percent. The sales for July 2015 stood at 4029
units versus 3409 units it posted for the same month last year.
- Bajaj Auto today registered a 3% increase in total sales in
July at 3,30,231 units against 3,19,292 in the same month of 2014.Motorcycle
sales during the month rose 5% to 2,82,433 units as against 2,67,841 in July
last year, the company said in a BSE filing.
- Auto maker Ford India on Monday reported 14.17 per
cent decline in total sales at 13,116 units in July.It had sold 15,282 units in
July 2014.
- Yamaha Motor India Sales Pvt Ltd today reported 16.5 per
cent increase in domestic sales during July 2015 at 58,591 units, as against
50,286 units sold in the same month last year. Exports during the month
stood at 16,689 units as against 15,654 units in the year-ago month, up 6.6 per
cent, the company said in a statement.
- VE Commercial vehicles Ltd. (A Volvo Group and Eicher Motors
joint venture) has sold 3698 units in July 2015 (YTD 26846) as compared to 3402
units in July 2014 (LYTD 24878) recording a growth of 8.7% (YTD Growth of
7.9%). This includes 3652 units of Eicher brand and 46 units of Volvo brand.
- Mahindra Two Wheelers Ltd on Monday reported a 10.22
per cent increase in total sales at 15,056 units last month.The company had
sold 13,659 units in the corresponding period a year ago.
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