Suzuki Motorcycle’s total sales up over two-fold at 73,083 units in July
Suzuki Motorcycle India Pvt Ltd (SMIPL) on Monday reported an over two-fold increase in total sales at 73,083 unit sales in July 2021.
The company had sold 34,412 units in the same month last year, SMIPL said in a statement.
The company sold 60,589 units in the domestic market against 31,421 units in July last year.
It exported 12,494 units last month as against 2,991 units, it added.
“With the unlock phase in many cities and decline in COVID-19 cases due to the second wave, we ramped up the production while continuing to follow the detailed operating guidelines at all times,” SMIPL Managing Director Satoshi Uchida said.
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