Auto sales remain in slow lane in 2021-22

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Updated At : 12:57 PM Apr 14, 2022 IST

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New Delhi, April 13

Automobile dispatches from factories to dealerships in India declined by 6% in FY22, with the two-wheeler segment reporting its lowest wholesales in the past 10 years, auto industry body SIAM said on Wednesday.

Two-wheeler dispatches declined by 11% last financial year, while passenger vehicles (PV), commercial vehicles and three-wheelers witnessed a growth compared to the low base of 2020-21. — PTI

Bumpy ride

Total wholesales across categories in the 2021-22 fiscal declined to 1,75,13,596 units, as against 1,86,20,233 units in 2020-21

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