Uttar Pradesh Tops The List Of State-wise Car Sales Figures

by Kshitij Rawat | 19/03/2020
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As per Federation of Automobile Dealers Associations (FADA), compared to the same month last year, total car sales last month have declined by 1.17%

According to FADA’s data, a total of 2,26,271 four-wheelers were sold in India in February 2020, which is lower compared to February 2019 (2,28,959 units). The state-wise sales data shows that Uttar Pradesh has had the most car sales, with 28,136 units registered in February 2020, clocking a 3.66% increment on a Year-on-Year basis.

Car sales february 2020 state wise figures

Car sales in February 2020 have shown a decline compared to last year

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Following UP  is the state of Maharashtra (21,838 units sold, 1.78% decrement) and Gujarat (20,413 units sold, 12.45% decrement). A complete breakdown of the sales chart is given below.

State

4-wheeler sales (February 2020)

4-wheeler sales (February 2019)

Difference in sales (units)

Difference in sales (percentage)

Uttar Pradesh
28,136
27,143
993
3.66%
Maharashtra
21,838
22,233
-395
-1.78%
Gujarat
20,413
23,317
-2,904
-12.45%
Haryana
16,915
15,116
1,799
11.9%
Karnataka
16,883
16,989
-106
-0.62%
Tamil Nadu
15,712
16,579
-867
-5.23%
Rajasthan
14,486
15,654
-1,168
-7.46%
Kerala
13,437
16,665
-3,228
-19.37%
Delhi
12,052
12,967
-915
-7.06%
Punjab
10,129
9,917
212
2.14%
West Bengal
8,156
7,617
539
7.08%
Jammu & Kashmir
6,735
4,351
2,384
54.79%
Bihar
6,542
5,340
1,202
22.51%
Assam
6,058
5,756
302
5.25%
Jharkhand
4,622
3,889
733
18.85%
Odisha
4,410
4,365
45
1.03%
Himachal Pradesh
4,179
3,596
583
16.21%
Chhattisgarh
3,926
5,203
-1,277
-24.54%
Uttarakhand
3,883
3,433
450
13.11%
Chandigarh
1,511
2,598
-1,087
-41.84%
Goa
1,203
1,496
-293
-19.59%
Meghalaya
1,179
821
358
43.61%
Manipur
781
577
204
35.36%
Nagaland
601
561
40
7.13%
Puducherry
597
634
-37
-5.84%
Tripura
476
430
46
10.70%
Sikkim
474
441
33
7.48%
Arunachal Pradesh
410
470
-60
-12.77%
Mizoram
380
370
10
2.70%
Daman & Diu
113
422
-309
-73.22%
Ladakh
34
9
25
277.78%
Total Sales
2,26,271
2,28,959
-2,688
-1.17%

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According to FADA, there are several factors contributing to the declining automobile sales, the biggest of which is the slow sales of BSIV cars. With supreme court has out-ruled the extension of BSVI deadline and BSIV-compliant cars struggling to find takers, dealerships are sustaining heavy potential losses. Banks and Non-Banking Financial Companies (NFBCs) are now more careful while offering loans to customers. RTOs across the country have declared cutoff dates for permanent registration, thus adding to the challenge. The latest threat to the market is the Coronavirus (Covid-19) pandemic, which has disrupted supply chains as well as consumer habits, not only in India but all across the globe.

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Car sales february 2020 state wise

Indian Automobile Industry, as a whole, is in dire need of rescue

FADA states that the sales figures for March 2020 are expected to be worse, unless the government takes appropriate steps. The association has already requested for relief packages for the Auto industry, like GST waivers, etc., to help revive the market.

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