Honda Cars India Posts 88% Rise in August Sales
New Delhi: Honda Cars India on Monday reported an 88 per cent increase in domestic sales at 16,758 units in August 2014 as against 8,913 units the same month last year.
Last month, the company sold 1,211 units of small car Brio, 9,198 units of compact sedan Amaze, 5,530 units of Mobilio and 757 units of mid-sized sedan City, Honda Cars India Ltd said in a statement.
Besides, the company sold 62 units of sports utility vehicle CRV.
In addition, the company exported a total of 460 units during the month.
"We are extremely happy to witness consistent growth for Honda cars month after month. The festive season has already set-in and will bring further cheer to the market. We are geared up for strong sales in coming months," Honda Cars India senior vice president (marketing and sales) Jnaneswar Sen said.
The company will resume production of its Honda City sedan from the 1st week of September 2014 and the car will now be manufactured at the Tapukara plant in Rajasthan.
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