The Federation of Automobile Dealers Association (FADA) on Thursday said that the auto industry witnessed a hike in sales after the relaxation of lockdown imposed by different states to prevent the spread of coronavirus. After lockdown restrictions were eased, there has been an improvement in the retail sales of vehicles in June as compared to May of 2021.
Increased June Sales
FADA said registration of vehicles in different segments increased during the month of June. The industry body said that the retail sales of passenger vehicles increased to 1,84,134 units in June from 85,733 units in May 2021. A piece of good news for the auto industry after retail sales declined last month due to the second wave of coronavirus pandemic.
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According to FADA, 1,295 vehicles were registered in the country's 1,498 RTOs. The sales of two-wheelers increased to 9,30,324 units in June from 4,10,757 units in May, as reported by FADA.
Similarly, the sales of commercial vehicles also increased from 17,534 units to 35,700 units. Meanwhile, sales of three-wheelers increased to 14,732 units in June from 5,215 units in May. There has also been an increase in tractor sales in June 2021.
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