Sales in 2019


                          The sales of Yamaha motors does not have difference as of the sales in 2018. Yamaha Motor India retailed a total of 47,918 units last month as against 69,097 units during the same month in 2018 with 30.7 per cent de-growth. The Japanese manufacturer endured a terrible month and was the second worst-hit brand in the top ten after Harley-Davidson that posted 33.7 per cent decline. 

                          Only two models registered more than 12,000 units for Yamaha in July 2019 and they are the Fascino and entry-level FZ. The scooter encountered 12,984 units as against 19,108 units during the corresponding month last year with 32 per cent decline while the FZ garnered 13,904 units.

 

                         Compared to the same period twelve months ago when 17,146 units were sold, the FZ resulted in YoY drop of 19 per cent. The 110 cc Ray scooter came close to attaining 10,000 last month among others as it settled with 9,272 units to end up with 25 per cent sales slump while the Alpha registered 32 per cent sales decrease.

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