Passenger Vehicle Sales Up 0.28% In October: Industry Body SIAM
- In the passenger vehicles category, production dropped 21.14 per cent to 2,69,186 units last month, while exports declined 2.18 per cent, SIAM data showed.Â
- Out of the total passenger vehicle sales of 2,85,027 units during the month, 1,73,549 were passenger cars, marking a decline of 6.34 per cent.Â
- Production of passenger cars came in at 1,62,343 vehicles, marking a drop of 30.22 per cent compared with the year-ago period.Â
- Passenger cars form the majority of passenger vehicles, which also include utility vehicles and vans.Â
- Total domestic sales - including passenger vehicles, commercial vehicles, two wheelers and three wheelers - however declined 12.76 per cent on a year-on-year basis.Â
- Total production plunged 26.22 per cent, while exports registered a rise of 2.72 per cent, the data showed.
- Sales of commercial vehicles - including light, medium and heavy carriers of passengers and goods - fell 23.31 per cent.Â
- A total of 66,773 commercial vehicles were sold during the month, which included 51,439 light commercial vehicles.Â
- A total 17,57,264 two wheelers were sold in October, down 14.43 per cent from the year-ago period.
- Two wheeler exports increased 8.03 per cent however production declined 26.57 per cent.
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