Yamaha India has reported a sales figure of 30,310 units for November 2010. Yamaha has confirmed that they managed to sell 24,600 units in the same month last year.

“We are glad that our sales have maintained a consistent growth trend. Our premium segment bikes such as FZ series and YZF-R15 are doing very well. Our powerful commuter SZ bike and entry level YBR 125 and YBR 110 bikes also continue to grow at a brisk pace,” India Yamaha Motor CEO and MD H Suzuki said.

In the domestic market, yamaha managed to sell 22,710 units, as against 17,055 in the same month last year, up 33.15 per cent. Yamaha India did well in the export department as well. They managed 7,600 units, as against 7,545 units in the year-ago period.

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Bajaj Auto is planning a massive dealership attack. The company is looking to tap into the growing bike mart in India full-on. For this Bajaj Auto is looking to set-up 130 new dealerships along with state of the art upgrades to 1100 service centers. The company plans to do this by next festive season and it said that an investment of Rs 18 crore is required to just upgrade the 1100 service centers.

Bajaj Auto said it plans massive distribution network expansion to meet robust growth targets, adding 130 new dealerships and upgrading 1,100 service centres by next festive season.

The new dealers, largely in small towns, would take the total number to more than 600 dealerships across India, the company said.

According to S Sridhar, President – Motorcycle Business, Bajaj Auto, the company is well placed in terms of distribution as far as Pulsar – a premium brand, with an urban focus – is concerned.

“On the other hand ‘Discover’ which is a mass commuter has huge potential in smaller towns. While Discover’s growth in terms of volumes and market share has been outstanding, the next big boost will come from increasing the share in these towns and in rural India which accounts for more than 50 per cent sales of this category”, he said.

“These new dealerships will help the company to increase the share in this model in smaller towns which are today inadequately catered to by only the secondary network,” Sridhar said.

Do let us know your dealership or service center experience you received during your visit to Bajaj Auto. Let us do a quick analysis with regards to customer experience ! – Stay Tuned.

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Yamaha India has reported a sales figure of 30,310 units for November 2010. Yamaha has confirmed that they managed to sell 24,600 units in the same month last year.

“We are glad that our sales have maintained a consistent growth trend. Our premium segment bikes such as FZ series and YZF-R15 are doing very well. Our powerful commuter SZ bike and entry level YBR 125 and YBR 110 bikes also continue to grow at a brisk pace,” India Yamaha Motor CEO and MD H Suzuki said.

In the domestic market, yamaha managed to sell 22,710 units, as against 17,055 in the same month last year, up 33.15 per cent. Yamaha India did well in the export department as well. They managed 7,600 units, as against 7,545 units in the year-ago period.

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Bajaj Auto is planning a massive dealership attack. The company is looking to tap into the growing bike mart in India full-on. For this Bajaj Auto is looking to set-up 130 new dealerships along with state of the art upgrades to 1100 service centers. The company plans to do this by next festive season and it said that an investment of Rs 18 crore is required to just upgrade the 1100 service centers.

Bajaj Auto said it plans massive distribution network expansion to meet robust growth targets, adding 130 new dealerships and upgrading 1,100 service centres by next festive season.

The new dealers, largely in small towns, would take the total number to more than 600 dealerships across India, the company said.

According to S Sridhar, President – Motorcycle Business, Bajaj Auto, the company is well placed in terms of distribution as far as Pulsar – a premium brand, with an urban focus – is concerned.

“On the other hand ‘Discover’ which is a mass commuter has huge potential in smaller towns. While Discover’s growth in terms of volumes and market share has been outstanding, the next big boost will come from increasing the share in these towns and in rural India which accounts for more than 50 per cent sales of this category”, he said.

“These new dealerships will help the company to increase the share in this model in smaller towns which are today inadequately catered to by only the secondary network,” Sridhar said.

Do let us know your dealership or service center experience you received during your visit to Bajaj Auto. Let us do a quick analysis with regards to customer experience ! – Stay Tuned.

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