The list of top 10 best-selling scooters in July 2019 saw the same aspirants when compared to the previous month with a few juggling between the positions while few other competitors have also been added.
As usual, taking the first spot on the list is Honda Activa, being able to clock in a total of 2,43,604 units in July 2019. The scooter has been able to see a minimum increase in its sales when compared to June 2019 while has been able to keep its position intact as the best selling scooter in India.
The second position on the list has been grabbed by TVS Jupiter that has been able to witness a total sales of 57,731 units in July 2019. Following closely is the Suzuki Access, being able to witness a total sales of 51,498 units in the same month. The fourth spot on the list has been bagged by Honda Dio. The brand has been able to sell a total of 37,622 units of Honda Dio in July 2019.
The next position has been bagged by
TVS Ntorq on the list of top 10 best selling scooters in July 2019. The scooter has been able to clock in a total of 23,335 units in July 2019. The next spot on the list has been grabbed by Hero Pleasure which has been able to clock in a total of 17,629 units in the same month.
Seventh on the list is Yamaha Fascino that grabbed the sixth position in the sales report of June 2019. The scooter has clocked a total of 12,984 units in July 2019. Following closely is the Hero Maestro being able to witness a total sales of 11,922 units in the same month. TVS Pep+ with a total sales of 11,228 units and Hero Destini 125 with a total sales of 11,158 units have grabbed the ninth and tenth position on the list respectively.
Top 10 Best-Selling Scooters
Sales Report (July 2019)
- Honda Activa: 2,43,604 units
- TVS Jupiter: 57,731 units
- Suzuki Access: 51,498 units
- Honda Dio: 37,622 units
- TVS Ntorq: 23,335 units
- Hero Pleasure: 17,629 units
- Yamaha Fascino: 12,984 units
- Hero Maestro: 11,922 units
- TVS Pep+: 11,228 units
- Hero Destini 125: 11,158 units
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