New Delhi: It is safe to say that this year’s festive season has not been a happy one for automakers.
The reason is that despite the increase in demand for vehicles in the market, global ‘semiconductor chip’ shortages have had a significant impact on sales.
However, Tata Motors has seen a 25 per cent rise. Meanwhile, Hyundai fell 21 per cent and Maruti Suzuki fell 9 per cent. ‘TVS, Motor’ saw a decline of 15 per cent and ‘Bajaj Auto’ saw a decline of 10 per cent.
Vehicle Sales Status:
Company Sales (November 2021) Sales (November 2020) Change
Maruti Suzuki 1,39,184 1,53,223 9 percent decline
Hyundai 46,910 59,200 21 percent decline
Tata Motors 62,192 49,650 25 per cent increase
Toyota 13,003 8,508 53 percent increase
Mahindra 40,102 42,731 6 per cent decline
Nissan India 5,605 3,502 60 per cent increase
MG, motor 2,481 4,163 40 percent decline
Bajaj Auto 3,79,276 4,22,240 10 percent decline
TVS, 2,72,693 3,22,709 15 percent decline
Ashok Leyland 10,480 10,659 2 per cent decline
VECV, 4,085 3,710 10 percent increase
Escorts 7,116 10,165 30 percent decline
Mahindra tractor 27,681 32,726 15 per cent decline
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