Wholesales of 2Ws slip 16.7%, PVs see 3.9% rise in April



 Indicating distress in rural economy two-wheeler (2W) wholesales in April fell 16.7% year-on-year to 14,58,784 units, as per data released by Society of In-dian Automobile Manufac-turers (SIAM) on Thursday. The fall was led by a 22.7% drop in wholesales of motorcycles to 8,71,666 units and 5.7% fall in the scooters segment to 5,48,370 units. Mopeds also fell 7.6% to 38,748 units.  market grew 3.9% in April However, supported by strong urban demand, pas-senger vehicles (PV) wholesales in the domestic to 3,48,847 units

In this segment while passenger cars and van wholesales contracted, utility vehicles segment re-ported growth.


The overall three-wheeler (3W) segment re-ported a minor contrac-tion of 0.7% to 49,441 units. The e-rickshaw sub-seg-ment saw a massive fall of 36.5% to 830 units from 1,308 units a year ago, goods carriers fell 7.7% to 8,135 units. Growth was re-ported from passenger car-riers and e-carts at 2% and 16.6% respectively.


"Passenger vehicle seg-ment posted its highest ev-er sales for April in 2025. The two-wheeler segment de-grew due to high base effect of April last year, while it is likely to pick up in the coming months."


He said the auto indus-try smoothly transitioned to the new regulatory re-gime of second stage of On-Board Diagnostics (OBD) 2 regulation for 2Ws and 3Ws from April in addition to rolling out E-20 compliant gasoline vehicles across In-dia from the month.



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