Festive weekend drives up sales of cars, two-wheelers

The sales of passenger vehicles (PVs) and two-wheelers was emerged over this festival session of Dhanteras and Diwali, where it was noticed to gain by festive spirits and better accessibility of products as differentiate with past year.

Where in these times the Indians mostly prefer taking conveyance of new automobile and making big price valued items like homes and household electronics at the festive session, also at the times of Navratri week and on the days of Dhanteras, Diwali and Bhai Dooj, are especially in the northern and central areas of the India this could happen sessionally.

Maruti Suzuki are looking forward where industry-wide deliveries of passenger vehicles at the festive time of Dhanteras to Bhai Dooj period (10-15 November) to reach about 55,000-57,000 units, up 18-23% from a previous year, added by the executive director Shashank Srivastava.

Also where it was launched 41,000 passenger vehicles were also delivered on Dhanteras, as differentiate with 31,000 previous year, a raise of 41%

“Hyundai Motor India made the auspicious day of Dhanteras by delivering an unparalleled 10,300 units, exceptional previous year’s counts by more than double that this. It mirrors an significant improvement predilection for Hyundai vehicles, at the most the post of declaration of six airbags as a formal safety feature around all our models and alternative,” added by the Tarun Garg, chief operating officer, Hyundai Motor India.

They have also noticed an 37% increments in our sales at the period of Navratri to Bhai Dooj,” Nikunj Sanghi, CEO of JS 4Wheels, a Rajasthan-founded Hero Moro corp dealership team added, including, “Hero MotoCorp also directive a 72% share of the sector in this place so our sales were steadying to increase. We look forward to have further actions to come from demand at the wedding season, also in the times of auspicious day of Akha Teej which comes on 23 November,” Sanghi added.