Honda Cars Sales Rise 45 Per Cent in September
New Delhi: Honda Cars India on Wednesday reported a 45 per cent increase in domestic sales in September 2014 at 15,015 units.
The carmaker had sold 10,354 units in the same month last year.
Last month, the company sold 1,152 units of small car Brio, 3,848 units of compact sedan Amaze, 5,329 units of Mobilio and 4,600 units of the mid-sized sedan City, Honda Cars India Ltd (HCIL) said in a statement.
The company sold 86 units of sports utility vehicle CRV. It exported a total of 38 units during the month.
"We continue to perform strongly with strong demand for all our models during this festival period," HCIL senior vice president (marketing and sales) Jnaneswar Sen said.
He also said the company has resumed production of its flagship model Honda City in September 2014.
"In coming months, we will be able to ensure better availability and timely deliveries to fulfill the huge demand."
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