Bajaj Auto retail sales down 3% in December 2021 at 3,62,470 units

Bajaj Auto retail sales down 3% in December 2021 at 3,62,470 units

AgenciesUpdated: Monday, January 03, 2022, 11:41 AM IST
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Domestic sales, however, grew 5 per cent to 1,45,979 units in the previous month as against 1,39,606 units in December 2020./ Representative Image | Photo: PTI

Bajaj Auto on Monday reported a 3 per cent fall in its total sales at 3,62,470 units in December 2021. The company had sold a total of 3,72,532 units in the same month of 2020, as per a statement.

Domestic sales, however, grew 5 per cent to 1,45,979 units in the previous month as against 1,39,606 units in December 2020, the company said in the statement.

Total two-wheeler sales declined 6 percent to 3,18,769 units in the month under review as compared to 3,38,584 units in the same month a year ago, with both domestic and exports sales witnessing one percent and 9 percent drop, respectively, it said.

At the same time, total commercial vehicles sales, including exports rose 29 percent to 43,701 units during the previous month as compared to 33,948 vehicles sold in December 2020, as per the statement.

Total exports (both two-wheelers and commercial vehicles) also declined 7 per cent to 2,16,491 units in December 2021 against 2,32,926 units in December 2020, it said.

(With inputs from PTI)

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