
Auto sales surge 20.3% in FY23 on strong demand for passenger vehicles: SIAM
Passenger vehicle sales were the highest, witnessing a surge of 26.7% to 38,90,114 units in FY23, as against 30,69,523 units in the same period last year.
Passenger vehicle sales were the highest, witnessing a surge of 26.7% to 38,90,114 units in FY23, as against 30,69,523 units in the same period last year.
While share prices of leading automobile manufacturers such as Maruti Suzuki, Tata Motors and Mahindra and Mahindra surged as much as 3.5% on Monday, the Nifty Auto index surged 1.53% to 12,430.90.
In the quarter, 517,898 units of utility vehicles were sold in the domestic market, whereas passenger cars did sales of 468,513 units.
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The German auto major sees a significant contribution of over 50% coming from the locally produced sports utility vehicle range including the X1, the X3, and the X5.
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