Maruti Suzuki India Ltd, Tata Motors Ltd and Mahindra & Mahindra ltd amongst others. For Passenger Vehicles, retails are expected to grow 6-8% YoY during the month of November largely driven by the festive season demand, said analysts at Motilal Oswal Financial Services. For Passenger Vehicles, festive period growth was largely underpinned by healthy SUV (sports utility Vehicles) demand and 25-30% higher discounts YoY for lower-end model, as per analysts at Motilal Oswal Financial Services.
Also Read- Tata Tech IPO allotment finalised today; here's how to check allotment status However, the volume growth remained flattish after the festive period due to sustained weakness in the entry-level portfolio added analysts. Strong demand momentum is likely to continue for passenger vehicles feels Himanshu Singh. The price hikes announced by OEMs is also positive.
The passenger vehicle manufacturers generally see price hikes in the range of 1-2%, says Singh. These price hikes will be positive as price hikes undertaken by PV manufacturers have lagged those undertaken by two-wheeler manufacturers despite a rise in commodity prices. Further the Passenger vehicle manufacturers will try to push inventory in December ahead of price hikes from January.
Thus the December sales are likely to lighten up and Passenger Vehicle manufacturers will start giving some extra discounts. An expected price hike of 1-2% and discounts of 1-2 % by OEMs would mean substantial savings by customers say analysts. Also Read-Hero MotoCorp, TVS, Bajaj Auto share price at 52 week high on improved outlook While sales momentum may remain strong , however Passenger Vehicles also see a higher base of previous year and hence overall growth may not seem substantial
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