Royal Enfield's domestic sales slump 4% in November, exports grow 96%
- Royal Enfield's domestic sales slumped by 4% last month compared to November 2023.
Royal Enfield has revealed that the iconic motorcycle manufacturer clocked a four per cent slump in domestic sales in November this year. The motorcycle giant that specialises in retro models sold 72,236 units in the Indian market last month, down four per cent from 75,137 units registered in the same month a year ago. On the contrary, Royal Enfield's export numbers have grown massively. The auto company shipped 10,021 units of motorcycles to overseas markets, up 96 per cent from 5,114 units sold in the international market in November last year.
Royal Enfield's total sales in November this year clocked a marginal two per cent growth at 82,257 units, up from 80,251 units sold in the same month a year ago. The company revealed the year-to-date (YTD) figures also. In the domestic market, Royal Enfield sold 584,965 units between April and November this year, as compared to 572,982 units sold in the same period last year. This means the company clocked a two per cent growth during the abovementioned period. Export numbers for the company recorded a 29 per cent year-on-year growth with 62,646 units shipped between April and November this year, up from 48,690 units shipped during the same period of last year.
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