Скачать или смотреть || Top 8 most selling Bikes in India in 2021 ||

#top10bikesinindia #top10powelfulbikes #topselingbikesinindi #top10mostexpensivebikesinworls #topchipestbikesAt 9,16,365 units and a year-on-year growth of 5 percent, the motorcycle segment was one of the better-performing ones in the Indian automobile market in the first month of 2021. These 10 best selling motorcycles cumulatively (7,62,145) account for 83 percent of total motorcycles in January 2021. And in the first 10 months of FY2021, which saw total industry sales of 81,15,517, these best sellers maintained the same ratio of 83 percent, at 67,56,308 units. Here’s looking at them a little closer: No. 1 – Hero Splendor January 2021: 2,25,382 units April 2020-January 2021: 19,32,736 Hero MotoCorp derives its power of numbers from the Splendor, which is easily the world’s highest-selling motorcycle and two-wheeler. In January 2021, the company clocked 2,25,382 units, taking its 10-month tally in the ongoing FY2021 to 19,32,736 units – just 67,264 short of the two-million mark. – the Splendor Plus, Splendor iSmart and the Super Splendor. The Splendor Plus continues to be the most affordable, with a starting price of Rs 59,600. The Super Splendor is the most expensive, starting at Rs 67,300. The Splendor iSmart is priced at Rs 67,100. The Splendor uses a new engine – a 113.2cc, single-cylinder, fuel-injected unit that develops 9.1hp at 7,500rpm and 9.89Nm of torque at 5,500rpm. India’s best selling bike, which features . No. 2 – Hero HF Deluxe January 2021: 1,34,860 units April 2020-January 2021: 13,90,458 units The HF Deluxe has for long been the second best selling motorcycle, and it sold 1,34,860 units last month. Exactly a year ago, Hero MotoCorp launched the BS6 HF Deluxe and priced the base variant at Rs 55,925 and the i3S variant at Rs 57,250 (both prices, ex-showroom, Delhi). No. 3 – Honda CB Shine January 2021: 1,16,222 units April 2020-January 2021: 7,54,288 units This Honda on two wheels is shining on the sales front. Usually at the fourth rank, it has moved up one spot with sales of 1,16,222 units, going ahead of the Bajaj Pulsar by 18,642 units. . No. 4 – Bajaj Pulsar January 2021: 97,580 units April 2020-January 2021: 7,78,525 units The sporty Bajaj Pulsar range rides in at No. 4 position with 97,580 units in January and a cumulative 7,78,525 units in 10 months. no. 5 – Hero Passion January 2021: 43,162 units April 2020-January 2021: 4,22,574 units In January 2021, this fuel-sipping commuter motorcycle sold 43,162 units and clocked 4,22,574 units for the first 10 months of the fiscal, compared to 26,905 units and 4,49,530 units a year ago, respectively. No. 6 – Royal Enfield Classic 350 January 2021: 40,872 units April 2020-January 2021: 2,93,421 units Old can often be gold, and the Royal Enfield Classic 350 is proof of that. The classic thumper, with sales of 40,872 units in January, is seeing a return of demand (January 2020: 40,834). And with sales of 2,93,421 units in the first 10 months of FY2021, this machine continues to ride high on heavy metal aficionados’ charts. I The Classic 350 is Royal Enfield’s most popular motorcycle – of the company’s total sales of 4,48,151 motorcycles in the April 2020-January 2021 period, the Classic 350 accounts for 65 percent. No. 7 – TVS Apache January 2021: 28,456 units April 2020-January 2021: 2,60,747 units TVS Motor Co’s flagship motorcycle and premium bike brand Apache rides in at seventh position. In January, the Apache range the comprises four models – Apache RTR 160, RTR 180, RTR 160 4V and RTR 200 4V – clocked 28,456 units – which is marginally down on numbers from August 2020. On October 12, total Apache sales rode past the four-million-unit sales milestone globally. This premium brand was launched in 2005, which makes the ride from zero to 40,00,000 units take 15 years. Interestingly, the last million or 10 lakh-unit sales have come in just two years. The TVS Apache crossed the three-million-sales milestone on September 10, 2018. No. 8 – Bajaj Platina January 2021: 27,131 units April 2020-January 2021: 3,36,396 units The continued charge of Hero commuter motorcycles has impacted demand for the Bajaj Platina, which, with 27,131 units, takes eighth position in the Top 10 rankings. Its 10-month tally is 3,36,396 units, down 64 percent on year-ago figures. I No. 9 – Honda Unicorn January 2021: 25,799 units April 2020-January 2021: 1,83,997 units The second Honda bike in this Top 10 chart is the Unicorn, at 25,799 units, and with 1,83,997 units in 10 months. Exactly a year ago, Honda Motorcycle & Scooter India launched the BS6 model. The Unicorn was Honda’s first motorcycle in India, and this new one was styled to look l No. 10 – Hero Glamour January 2021: 22,681 units April 2020-January 2021: 4,03,166 units In January, the bike sold 22,681 units (January 2020: 40,318) and 4,03,166 units over 10 months (April 2019-January 2020: 5,54,158), which is a sharp 27 percent decline year on year. 5.