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  • popular urban bikes lose traction on slowdown hit

    Popular urban bikes lose traction on slowdown hit

    Sales of 150-200 cc motorcycles in India witnessed a decline. The drop mirrors a slowdown in urban consumption. Several factors contributed to this downturn. These include inflationary pressures and lack of new models. Bajaj Auto, TVS, and Yamaha India anticipate a recovery. They expect improved macroeconomic conditions and new launches to boost sales.

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