State-wise two wheeler sales in India - April to Sept 2016

a4anurag · 13th December 2016, 02:33

Browsing Auto Punditz, came across this important piece of information. Thought of sharing the same with all of you!

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Graphs on Contribution by Zonal wise

North Zone

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East Zone

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West Zone

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South Zone

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Link to the site/data:

http://www.autopunditz.com/uncategor...tistics-india/

GTO · 13th December 2016, 08:52

Thread moved from the Assembly Line to the 2-Wheeler Section. Thanks for sharing!

Rajeevraj · 13th December 2016, 13:38

Interesting Analysis. Thanks for sharing. Have always had the impression that two wheeler sales are the maximum in the south. Hence the top part of the chart is as expected. South and West Zones leading the pack. The top states also don't throw up too many surprises. The big cities like Bangalore, Chennai, Hyderabad have a huge concentration of two wheelers which would enable the respective states to come out on top. A small state like Kerala is 11th on the list and surprisingly 2nd with respect to 4 wheeler sales. Not a good sign for what is already a densely populated and congested state with poor road infrastructure.

The North East belt is a surprise. I would have thought being a hilly domain with narrower roads and smaller distances, two wheeler sales would be much higher. Zero numbers for Sikkim seems strange. Maybe the data is not available?

sri_tesla · 13th December 2016, 20:52

Quote:

Originally Posted by Rajeevraj

The top states also don't throw up too many surprises. The big cities like Bangalore, Chennai, Hyderabad have a huge concentration of two wheelers which would enable the respective states to come out on top.

Actually Telangana with Hyderabad is at 18th place. Surprisingly Andhra pradesh without any big cities or capital post bifurcation is at 6th place.

Hyderabad is the reason for Telangana to be in top 10 for car sales though.

Kerala car sales is definitely worrying. Its small state but very densely populated.

JoseVijay · 19th December 2016, 07:54

Quote:

Originally Posted by sri_tesla

Actually Telangana with Hyderabad is at 18th place. Surprisingly Andhra pradesh without any big cities or capital post bifurcation is at 6th place.

Hyderabad is the reason for Telangana to be in top 10 for car sales though.

Kerala car sales is definitely worrying. Its small state but very densely populated.

I guess you missed out on the TITLE of the thread

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The above numbers are related to 2 wheelers and not cars.

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a4anurag BANNED Join Date: Oct 2011 Location: Hyderabad Posts: 12,350 Thanked: 21,411 Times	State-wise two wheeler sales in India - April to Sept 2016 Browsing Auto Punditz, came across this important piece of information. Thought of sharing the same with all of you! Graphs on Contribution by Zonal wise North Zone East Zone West Zone South Zone Link to the site/data: http://www.autopunditz.com/uncategor...tistics-india/ Last edited by a4anurag : 13th December 2016 at 03:38.
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Rajeevraj Distinguished - BHPian Join Date: Aug 2011 Location: Bangalore Posts: 4,607 Thanked: 17,685 Times	Re: State-wise two wheeler sales in India - April to Sept 2016 Interesting Analysis. Thanks for sharing. Have always had the impression that two wheeler sales are the maximum in the south. Hence the top part of the chart is as expected. South and West Zones leading the pack. The top states also don't throw up too many surprises. The big cities like Bangalore, Chennai, Hyderabad have a huge concentration of two wheelers which would enable the respective states to come out on top. A small state like Kerala is 11th on the list and surprisingly 2nd with respect to 4 wheeler sales. Not a good sign for what is already a densely populated and congested state with poor road infrastructure. The North East belt is a surprise. I would have thought being a hilly domain with narrower roads and smaller distances, two wheeler sales would be much higher. Zero numbers for Sikkim seems strange. Maybe the data is not available?
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