Top 10 Selling Bikes In November 2016

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Top 10 selling bikes in November 2016 saw Splendor maintaining the industry dominance with Bajaj Platina registering maximum YoY growth of 76%

In the Indian two-wheeler industry, Hero Splendor has managed to maintain its position at the top of bestselling chart over Honda Activa for the second month running. Despite a de-growth of 13 percent in sales compared to the same month last year, the Splendor bettered Activa in overall sales as 2,01,100 units were sold.

Coming in at second is another Hero product as HF Deluxe continued its auspicious run with a YoY growth of 17 percent. While it recorded a sales of 1,10,515 units, the Glamour series ensured top three position for Hero as it outshone CB Shine. With a sales increase of 16 percent over the same period in 2015, the Glamour’s surge did come at the expense of CB Shine which encountered a massive 27 percent drop in numbers.

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Top 10 Selling Bikes In November 2016 Number Of Units
1.       Hero Splendor 2,01,100
2.       Hero HF Deluxe 1,10,515
3.       Hero Glamour 53,301
4.       Honda CB Shine 45,236
5.       Bajaj Platina 42,395
6.       Hero Passion 40,272
7.       Royal Enfield Classic 350 35,809
8.       Bajaj Pulsar 150 32,788
9.       Bajaj CT100 21,565
10.   TVS Apache 21,449

Although both the commuters are closer to each other, Glamour seems to have the momentum as CB Shine registered 45,236 units which were over 16,000 lesser than what it could wrap in November 2015. No so far away from CB Shine was the Platina as the entry-level motorcycle recorded a massive 76 percent growth.

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It did overtake Hero Passion in the process for fifth position as 42,395 examples were retailed against Passion’s 40,272 at a whopping 53 percent YoY sales slump. Royal Enfield’s volume turner, the Classic 350 moved up the order to seventh with 60 percent sales spike but its dominance in the midsize category will be put under threat with the arrival of Bajaj Dominar 400 as the first months of 2017 will make for an interesting competition between these fierce rivals.

Bajaj’s Pulsar 150 has stayed put its stronghold over the Apache series as 32,788 units were sold against the latter’s 21,449 figures. Sandwiching them was the CT100 which encountered only half the sales it had endured previously in November 2015 with 21,565 units.