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23财年第二季度汽车销量激增;低迷的入门级市场令SIAM感到不安
根据行业组织印度汽车制造商协会(SIAM)的最新数据，23财年第二季度，印度汽车总销量从22财年同期的5,115,112辆跃升18.3%，至6,052,628辆。
新德里消息:7 - 9月的汽车oem在正在进行的2022-2023财年的季度，各部门的国内销售同比有所改善。
根据最新的数据行业印度汽车制造商协会(SIAM)的报告显示，23财年第二季度，印度汽车总销量从22财年同期的5,115,112辆跃升18.3%，至6,052,628辆。
在这一细分市场中，多用途车占比超过50%，为517,898辆。其次是468,513辆轿车和39,898辆货车。
该行业报告称，在2022年7月至9月的季度，两轮车的国内销量为4,673,931辆，与上年同期的4,136,484辆相比增长了12.9%。
本财年第二季度商用车销量也增长至231,880辆，上一财年第二季度为166,251辆。
SIAM总裁Vinod Aggarwal表示:“与前一年相比，2022-23年第二季度各部门都有改善。我们希望该行业在10月份会有很好的表现，因为10月份有两个主要的节日:杜塞拉节和排灯节。近期CNG燃料价格上涨、回购利率上升以及俄乌冲突令人担忧，并可能在未来几个月影响市场。”
2022年7月至9月，乘用车、商用车、三轮车、两轮车和四轮车的总产量为7353039辆。
9月份，国内总销量增长21.2%，至2093,286辆，而2021年9月的销量为1,727,008辆。
上月，国内乘用车销量为307389辆，两轮车销量为1735199辆。
在各自的细分市场中，uv车的销量为151,759辆，乘用车为142,727辆，面包车为12,903辆。
2022年9月，摩托车销量为1,114,667辆，踏板车销量为572,919辆。轻便摩托车的销量为47613辆。
3月三轮车的总销量为50626辆，去年9月为29191辆。
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受节日热情和供应改善的影响，9月份汽车零售额增长11%
FADA指出，由于节日季进一步升温，预计10月份的整体销售将会更好。
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New Delhi: Auto OEMs in July-September<\/a> quarter of the on-going financial year 2022-2023 saw year-on-year improvement in domestic sales across the segments.
According to the latest data by the industry<\/a> body, Society of Indian Automobile Manufacturers (SIAM), the second quarter of FY23 witnessed an 18.3% jump in total domestic sales to 6,052,628 units compared to 5,115,112 units in the same period in FY22.
<\/div><\/div>Passenger vehicle sales<\/a> were the highest ever, clocking 1,026,309 units in Q2 FY23 as against 741,442 units in the corresponding quarter<\/a> of the previous fiscal year.
Within the segment, utility vehicles comprised over 50% share at 517,898 units during the quarter. This was followed by 468,513 passenger cars and 39,898 units of vans.
The industry reported domestic sales of two wheelers at 4,673,931 units during the July-September 2022 quarter, a growth of 12.9% as compared to 4,136,484 units in the corresponding quarter of the previous year.
Sales of commercial vehicles were also up at 231,880 units during Q2 of the current fiscal year, as compared to 166,251 units in Q2 of the last fiscal year.<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>
Sales of commercial vehicles were also up at 231,880 units during Q2 of the current fiscal year, as compared to 166,251 units in Q2 of the last fiscal year.
Vinod Aggarwal, President, SIAM, said, \u201cThere is an improvement seen across the segments in Q2 of 2022-23, compared to the previous year. We are hopeful that the Industry will do well in the month of October, which has two major festivals of Dussehra and Diwali. Recent increase in the prices of CNG Fuel, higher Repo Rates and the Russia-Ukraine conflict are of concern and could impact the market in the coming months.\u201d
Within the segment, utility vehicles comprised over 50% share at 517,898 units during the quarter. This was followed by 468,513 passenger cars and 39,898 units of vans.
The industry reported domestic sales of two wheelers at 4,673,931 units during the July-September 2022 quarter, a growth of 12.9% as compared to 4,136,484 units in the corresponding quarter of the previous year.
Sales of commercial vehicles were also up at 231,880 units during Q2 of the current fiscal year, as compared to 166,251 units in Q2 of the last fiscal year.
Vinod Aggarwal, President, SIAM, said, \u201cThere is an improvement seen across the segments in Q2 of 2022-23, compared to the previous year. We are hopeful that the Industry will do well in the month of October, which has two major festivals of Dussehra and Diwali. Recent increase in the prices of CNG Fuel, higher Repo Rates and the Russia-Ukraine conflict are of concern and could impact the market in the coming months.\u201d
<\/div><\/div>Rajesh Menon, Director General, SIAM, said, \u201cSeptember has been generally good for industry, as the Passenger Vehicle segment has recorded the highest ever sales in H1 and the Commercial Vehicle segment has started showing trends of better market demand. Off-take of entry level Two-Wheelers and entry level Passenger Vehicles have been of concern especially as the rural demand has not picked up.\u201d
The total production of passenger vehicles, commercial vehicles, three-wheelers, two-wheelers, and qadricycles in July-September 2022 was 7,353,039 units.
For the month of September, total domestic sales were up 21.2% to 2,093,286 units as against 1,727,008 units in September 2021.
Domestic sales of passenger vehicles stood at 307,389 units and two wheelers were at 1,735,199 units during the previous month.
Within the respective segments, UVs clocked 151,759 units, passenger cars at 142,727 units and vans at 12,903 units.
Sales of motorcycles during September 2022 stood at 1,114,667 and scooters at 572,919 units. Mopeds clocked 47,613 unit sales.
Total three wheeler sales for the month was at 50,626 units, as against 29,191 units in September lasst year.
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The total production of passenger vehicles, commercial vehicles, three-wheelers, two-wheelers, and qadricycles in July-September 2022 was 7,353,039 units.
For the month of September, total domestic sales were up 21.2% to 2,093,286 units as against 1,727,008 units in September 2021.
Domestic sales of passenger vehicles stood at 307,389 units and two wheelers were at 1,735,199 units during the previous month.
Within the respective segments, UVs clocked 151,759 units, passenger cars at 142,727 units and vans at 12,903 units.
Sales of motorcycles during September 2022 stood at 1,114,667 and scooters at 572,919 units. Mopeds clocked 47,613 unit sales.
Total three wheeler sales for the month was at 50,626 units, as against 29,191 units in September lasst year.
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