In the top 10 selling scooters for November 2017, Honda Grazia was the new entrant at seventh position with 17,047 units sales
Honda has an unassailable lead in the Indian scooter market courtesy of its ever popular Activa. Its impregnable sales figures are so much that the monthly sales total always exceeds competitors by multiple folds. As for November 2017, the Activa did it again and endured almost four times the sales of the second positioned TVS Jupiter.
The Activa recorded 2,26,046 units, which was a few hundreds more than the Hero Splendor itself, and assumed the top position in its space with a difference of 1,63,493 units over TVS Jupiter. The latter had a sizeable gap to the Maestro though as 62,553 units were sold last month. However, behind the Maestro that gathered 42,537 units in third position, the queue had gotten really bunched up.
| Top 10 Selling Scooters In November 2017 | |
| 1. Honda Activa | 2,26,046 |
| 2. TVS Jupiter | 62,553 |
| 3. Hero Maestro | 42,537 |
| 4. Suzuki Access | 35,245 |
| 5. Honda Dio | 27,561 |
| 6. Hero Duet | 22,647 |
| 7. Honda Grazia | 17,047 |
| 8. Yamaha Fascino | 14,319 |
| 9. Hero Pleasure | 12,599 |
| 10. Yamaha Ray | 11,275 |
Honda Dio has been a favourite among young buyers for so long and it took fifth position with 27,561 units in November 2017. Suzuki’s bestselling Access scooter got one better, thanks to the sales result of 35,245 units in the eleventh month of the year. The Japanese giant, Yamaha, has the Fascino as the most popular scooter from its range and last month was no different as 14,319 units were retailed as it was placed eighth.
Coming in at sixth was Hero MotoCorp’s Duet with 22,647 units ahead of the newcomer Honda Grazia. The Japanese brand is expanding its scooter portfolio and the Grazia is shaping up to be another hit product along with the Cliq.
Hero Pleasure has long been a mainstay in the top ten chart and it seems to be slipping down the order as 12,599 examples were delivered for ninth with Yamaha Ray finishing last. The scooter segment in India is only growing in recent times as people seek easy ways of commuting on the increasingly congested traffic scenarios.