Record breaking sales of this scooter in place of Jupiter and Access, know the price and features
auto news desk,Scooter sales in India are now giving tough competition to bike sales. Scooters are now becoming the choice of youth. Whereas earlier motorcycles were dominant. One reason for this is that now scooters look smarter and many good features are also seen. The list of best selling scooters in the month of April has arrived. In this list, brands like Honda, TVS and Suzuki are at the top in terms of sales. Let us know which of these scooters remained on top. Suzuki Access 125 is a very good scooter in the 125cc scooter segment. Last month, 61,860 units were sold whereas in April last year the company had sold 52,231 units of this scooter. This is a reliable scooter. It is in third place in terms of sales last month. The scooter has a simple design and is a good choice for everyday use.
You also get a very good place in this. This scooter has a 125cc engine which gives power of 8.7PS and torque of 10Nm. This engine is equipped with fuel injection technology. With this you will get better mileage along with performance. The ex-showroom price of Access 125 starts from Rs 86 thousand. TVS Jupiter sold 77,086 units last month. Whereas last year the company had sold 59,583 units of this scooter in the month of April. Jupiter is available in 110cc and 125cc engine variants. It is in second place in terms of sales last month.
This is the best scooter in terms of space. For power, it has a 124.8cc engine which generates power of 8.3bhp and torque of 10.5Nm. Talking about the price, the ex-showroom price of this scooter starts from Rs 86,405. 2,60,300 units of Honda Activa were sold last month. Whereas last year the company had sold 2,46,016 units of this scooter. This scooter is number one in terms of sales. Activa is the first scooter which came at a time when people avoided buying gearless scooters. This scooter has two engine options which include 110cc and 125cc models. The price of this scooter starts from Rs 76.
