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乘用车销量在Dhanteras加速增长
资深行业高管和经销商表示，如果汽车制造商能够生产符合潜在需求的汽车，零售销售将更加强劲。
汽车、轿车和运动型多用途车的销量在这两天增长了近十分之一Dhanteras在过去两年因疫情而低调庆祝之后，消费者在这个节日季把他们梦想中的汽车开回家。
资深行业高管和经销商表示，如果汽车制造商能够生产符合潜在需求的汽车，零售销售将更加强劲。由于汽车行业仍有80 -85万辆的订单，预计今年剩余时间零售销售将表现强劲，因零部件供应增加也将帮助汽车制造商提高产量。
Dhanteras是排灯节开始的第一天。印度教徒、耆那教徒和锡克教徒在这一天购买黄铜、白银和黄金，因为这一天被认为是购买贵重物品最吉利的日子之一。今年的腊月节是在10月22日和23日。
汽车制造商看到了对新车型的强劲需求，尤其是马鲁地铃木Brezza和Grand等suvVitara、现代Venue、马欣德拉天蝎座和塔塔Nexon。
Maruti Suzuki高级执行董事(营销和销售)Shashank Srivastava表示:“我们的Dhanteras零售额在去年有所增长，但与新冠疫情前几年的平均销售额相比下降了约五分之一。”该公司目前有45万套公寓的预订。
“我们对这个节日的增长感到高兴。由于对我们新系列轿车和suv的强劲需求，我们在Dhanteras期间的交付量翻了一番以上。到目前为止，我们23财年的零售同比增长43%。今年供应的大幅增加很好地支撑了需求，”塔塔汽车pv和塔塔客运电动汽车董事总经理Shailesh Chandra表示。
双轮车制造商在城市、半城市和农村市场的销售都有所改善，特别是在入门级市场，自转向BS-VI标准以来，由于收购、保险和运营成本的上升，该市场的需求已经下降了近3年。
总的来说,客运车辆预计汽车制造商本财年的销量将略低于400万辆。两轮车的销量预计将增长16-17%。
Maruti Suzuki的Srivastava表示，今年迄今乘用车销量创下纪录，Dhanteras的销量似乎略低于预期，但主要是由于大多数受欢迎车型的生产面临挑战。不过，该行业今年的销售额有望创下新高。“这个行业积压了大量订单。今年将是乘用车销量创纪录的一年。只有在尚未完成的订单交付之后，我们才能评估未来几个月对需求的影响。”
随着新车型的推出和需求方面的持续强劲，上季度中国市场乘用车销量历史上首次达到102.7万辆，同比增长38.5%。
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塔塔汽车将赌注押在电动时代的纯电动汽车技术上，没有混合动力车的空间，除非走投无路
这家电动乘用车市场的领导者已经准备了20亿美元的投资，来玩电动汽车游戏。但混血儿不会参与其中。这一战略与光伏市场的领头羊铃木丸地截然不同，铃木丸地在实现全面电气化的道路上，把赌注压在了混合动力车上。
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Sales of cars, sedans and sports utility vehicles went up by nearly a tenth in the two days of Dhanteras<\/a>, as consumers drove home their dream vehicles this festive season after the low-key celebrations seen the last two years on account of the pandemic.
Senior industry executives and dealers ET spoke with said retail sales would have been even stronger if automakers were able to produce vehicles in line with underlying demand. With the industry still sitting on orders of 800,000-850,000 units, retail sales are expected to be robust in the remaining part of the year with increased component supplies helping automakers to step up production as well.
Dhanteras is celebrated as the first day to mark the beginning of Diwali. Hindus, Jains and Sikhs buy brass, silver and gold on this day as it is regarded as one of the most auspicious days to purchase expensive objects. This year, Dhanteras was celebrated on October 22 and 23.
<\/div><\/div>Market leader Maruti Suzuki<\/a> is estimated to have delivered 21,000 units by the end of day two, up 8-9% over the same period last year. Tata Motors<\/a> said on Sunday that its deliveries over the two days doubled compared with 2021.
Automakers saw robust demand for new models, especially SUVs, such as the Maruti Suzuki Brezza and Grand Vitara<\/a>, Hyundai Venue, Mahindra Scorpio and Tata Nexon.
\"Our Dhanteras retails have increased over last year, but are down by about a fifth when compared with average sales seen in the pre-Covid years,\" said Shashank Srivastava, senior executive director (marketing and sales) at Maruti Suzuki. The company currently has bookings for 450,000 units.
\"We are delighted with the growth this festive season. On the back of robust demand for our new range of cars and SUVs, our deliveries during Dhanteras more than doubled ... For the festive period so far, our retail growth has been 43% in FY23 compared to last year. Demand has been well supported this year with a significant ramp up in supply,\" said Shailesh Chandra, managing director of Tata Motors PVs and Tata passenger electric mobility.
Two-wheeler makers saw improved sales across urban, semi-urban and rural markets, especially at the entry level where demand has been depressed for nearly three years due to a rise in acquisition, insurance, and running costs since the transition to BS-VI standards.
Automakers saw robust demand for new models, especially SUVs, such as the Maruti Suzuki Brezza and Grand Vitara<\/a>, Hyundai Venue, Mahindra Scorpio and Tata Nexon.
\"Our Dhanteras retails have increased over last year, but are down by about a fifth when compared with average sales seen in the pre-Covid years,\" said Shashank Srivastava, senior executive director (marketing and sales) at Maruti Suzuki. The company currently has bookings for 450,000 units.
\"We are delighted with the growth this festive season. On the back of robust demand for our new range of cars and SUVs, our deliveries during Dhanteras more than doubled ... For the festive period so far, our retail growth has been 43% in FY23 compared to last year. Demand has been well supported this year with a significant ramp up in supply,\" said Shailesh Chandra, managing director of Tata Motors PVs and Tata passenger electric mobility.
Two-wheeler makers saw improved sales across urban, semi-urban and rural markets, especially at the entry level where demand has been depressed for nearly three years due to a rise in acquisition, insurance, and running costs since the transition to BS-VI standards.
<\/div><\/div>Federation of Automobile Dealers' Association president Manish Raj Singhania said he expected strong retail sales across all categories of vehicles this festive period.
Overall, passenger vehicle<\/a> makers are expected to close the fiscal year with sales just shy of 4 million units. Two-wheeler sales are forecast to increase by 16-17%.
Maruti Suzuki's Srivastava said with passenger vehicle sales clocking record numbers so far this year, the Dhanteras volumes appeared slightly out of line with expectations but mostly on account of production challenges related to most sought-after models. The industry though is on track to register record sales this year. \"There is a huge order backlog in the industry. It will be a record year for passenger vehicle sales. Only after pending orders are delivered, we will be able to assess the impact on demand in the coming months,\" he said.
With new launches and sustained strength on the demand side, for the first time in history as many as 1,027,000 passenger vehicles were sold in the local market last quarter, up 38.5% from a year earlier.
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Overall, passenger vehicle<\/a> makers are expected to close the fiscal year with sales just shy of 4 million units. Two-wheeler sales are forecast to increase by 16-17%.
Maruti Suzuki's Srivastava said with passenger vehicle sales clocking record numbers so far this year, the Dhanteras volumes appeared slightly out of line with expectations but mostly on account of production challenges related to most sought-after models. The industry though is on track to register record sales this year. \"There is a huge order backlog in the industry. It will be a record year for passenger vehicle sales. Only after pending orders are delivered, we will be able to assess the impact on demand in the coming months,\" he said.
With new launches and sustained strength on the demand side, for the first time in history as many as 1,027,000 passenger vehicles were sold in the local market last quarter, up 38.5% from a year earlier.
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