PAMA Report has also exhibited the sales figures of the local bike industry – revealing that Atlas Honda sales have surpassed Yamaha and Suzuki combined.
As per report, Atlas Honda observed the sales of 80,067 units in July 2022 compared to 3,512 and 1,261 units of Suzuki and Yamaha in corresponding time period.
Monthly Sales Breakdown
Where ongoing economic downturn have shattered the local auto industry, bike industry also feels the heat but not that severe. Meaning, the bike industry witnessed a slight drop in Month-on-Month (MoM) sales.
- Honda Atlas recorded sales of 80,067 units in July compared to 110,789 units in June 2022. (MoM decline: -28%)
- Whereas (PSMC) Suzuki bikes observed sales of 3,512 units last month compared to 3,268 units. (MoM growth: 7%)
- Similarly, Yamaha sold 1261 units in July compared to 1607 units in corresponding time of last year. (YoY decline: -22%)
New Honda Bike prices
- Honda CD 70 will now cost Rs. 116,500, after an increase of Rs. 5,000. The bike’s old rate was Rs. 111,500
- Honda CD 70 Dream will now cost Rs. 124,500 against the old rate of Rs. 119,500. The bike saw an increase of Rs. 5,000.
- The new price of Honda Pridor is Rs. 155,900 against the old rate of Rs. 150,900. The bike also saw an increase of Rs. 5,000.
- Then comes the second most famous bike of the company, Honda CG 125. Its price has been increased by Rs. 5,000, taking the rate to Rs. 179,500 compared to the old price of Rs. 174,500
- Then we have Honda CG 125 SE. After observing an increase of Rs. 5,000, it will now cost Rs. 210,500 instead of Rs. 205,500 .
- Honda CB 125F saw an increase of Rs. 10,000, taking the bike’s rate to Rs. 273,900 from 263,900.
- Honda CB 150F’s new price is Rs. 338,900 compared to the old rate of Rs. 323,900, meaning it saw a jump of Rs. 15,000
- The last one is CB 150F SE with a hike of Rs. 15,000. The bike’s new rate has reached Rs. 342,900 compared to the previous price of Rs. 327,900.
