The SIAM (Society of Indian Automobile Manufacturers) sales data for April 2024 is out, and here’s how Honda has performed

2,60,300 units sold & decent YoY (year on year) growth of 5.8% – Loved by all, it remains India’s best-selling scooter

Selling an impressive 1,21,338 units, the best-selling 125cc bike witnessed an MoM (month on month) growth of just 1%

Honda’s ever-so-popular 150cc commuter sold 25,889 units. Oddly, the report says Honda sold 0 units last month

Most affordable Honda bike in India; sold 21,413 units with a 0.8% MoM growth

This premium 160cc commuter sold 8,260 units - MoM growth of 71.5%

Honda’s sporty 200cc commuter bike tallied 2,374 units, with an impressive 118% MoM growth

The entry-level mass-market bike sold 6,801 units, but is still behind its peers despite an MoM growth of 42.6%

This premium 110cc commuter sold 7,189 units, with an MoM growth of 107.8%

The bigger 125cc powered sibling of the Dio sold only 10,238 units, with a fall in MoM by 1.8%

The 200cc adventure-themed bike saw an increase in sales, with 632 units sold and a notable growth in MoM of 81%

The premium and rugged off-road-ready adventure bike sold 15 units with a MoM growth of 7%

Compared to March ‘24, this popular sporty 110cc scooter sold 12,944 units, with an MoM growth of a mere 1.5%

The capable 500cc road-biased adventure bike tallied 35 units, a decent growth of 16.6%, considering it’s a fully imported bike

The Royal Enfield Classic 350 rival sold just 1,441 units, showing a 1% decrease in MoM sales

Honda’s only 300cc sporty commuter managed to tally just 204 units, an MoM decrease of 12%

Feeling the heat from more affordable, feature-packed & powerful rivals, the neo-retro bike sold just 147 units

Honda’s 1st 350cc bike saw a 39.3% drop in its YoY sales, with only 1826 units sold