Yamaha scooters and motorcycles has experienced significant growth in its domestic sales in India for May 2024. With a total of 64,222 units sold, the company marked an impressive year-over-year growth of 19.88%, up from 53,571 units in May 2023.
Leading the charge is the MT15, which saw sales more than double from 7,156 units in May 2023 to 14,612 units this May. This 104.19% growth catapulted the MT15 to a commanding 22.75% share of Yamaha’s total sales. At No 2 is FZ series, which faced a downturn, with a 15.13% drop in sales, decreasing from 16,919 units to 14,359 units. Despite this, it still maintained a significant 22.36% share of the total sales.
Yamaha RayZR also had a strong showing with a 40.84% increase, rising from 9,794 units to 13,794 units, securing a 21.48% share. Yamaha R15 saw a 7.49% decline, going from 11,280 units to 10,435 units, representing a 16.25% share.
Yamaha Fascino recorded a modest but positive growth of 10.78%, with sales climbing from 8,422 units to 9,330 units. This model now holds a 14.53% share of the market. Yamaha Aerox registered 1,671 units sold, contributing 2.60% to the total sales. The new R3/MT03 motorcycles had a minor presence with just 21 units sold, accounting for a 0.03% share.
Taking a look at the month on month sales performance of Yamaha Motor India, sales have shown a steady month-on-month growth, with a total of 64,222 units sold compared to 63,098 units in April 2024. This represents a modest 1.78% increase, demonstrating the brand’s consistent performance in the market.
Yamaha MT15 led the sales surge, with 14,612 units sold in May, up from 13,359 units in April. This 9.38% increase highlights the MT15’s growing popularity, now holding a 21.17% share of Yamaha’s sales. The FZ series also saw positive growth, with sales rising by 4.22%, from 13,778 units in April to 14,359 units in May. This model now represents 21.84% of the total sales.
New RayZR experienced a slight dip in sales, dropping by 1.86% from 14,055 units in April to 13,794 units in May. Despite this decline, it remains a significant contributor with a 22.27% share. Sales of the R15 decreased by 6.38%, from 11,146 units in April to 10,435 units in May. This model now accounts for 17.66% of Yamaha’s sales.
Fascino recorded a notable 5.73% increase in sales, going from 8,824 units in April to 9,330 units in May. Its share of the market rose to 13.98%. The Aerox saw a more substantial decrease of 12.15%, with sales falling from 1,902 units in April to 1,671 units in May, making up 3.01% of the total. Flagship R3/MT03 models experienced the most significant drop, with sales declining by 38.24%, from 34 units in April to 21 units in May. This segment holds a minimal 0.05% share.
This post was last modified on June 27, 2024 5:57 am