Two-wheeler sales rise at Honda, while Bajaj Auto falls in September
In short
Honda Motorcycle & Scooter said September wholesales grew 26% year on year to 636,768 units. Bajaj Auto said domestic wholesales fell 12% to 239,771 units.
The available summary does not give the full numbers for Maruti, Tata, M&M or Hyundai. It shows mixed demand, but does not say why sales moved differently.
What the reporting says
Honda Motorcycle & Scooter reported 26% year-on-year growth in September wholesales to 636,768 units, while Bajaj Auto reported a 12% decline in domestic wholesales to 239,771 units. The summary provided does not include the full passenger-vehicle figures referenced in the headline for Maruti, Tata, M&M or Hyundai. The immediate takeaway is mixed demand across India’s vehicle market, with the reason for the split not stated.
Why it matters
The available source only confirms two-wheelers in the story: Honda Motorcycle & Scooter posted 636,768 units, up 26%, while Bajaj Auto reported domestic wholesales of 239,771 units, down 12%. This suggests mixed momentum in India’s vehicle market, but the reporting provided does not supply the passenger-vehicle figures named in the headline or explain the cause of the split.