Auto Sales in November 2021: Muted demand and supply constraints dent sales; CVs hold ground

Auto Sales in November 2021: Muted demand and supply constraints dent sales; CVs hold ground

by 5paisa Research Team Last Updated: Dec 02, 2021 - 02:24 pm 44.5k Views
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The chips shortage dragged sales in November but is expected to improve gradually from H2FY22 onwards.

 Automobile demand was mixed in November 2021, with subdued sales in two-wheeler (2W), passenger vehicle (PV) and tractor segments, while the commercial vehicle (CV) segment continued to recover strongly led by high tonnage vehicles. Most automobile companies expect the chip shortage issue to improve gradually from H2FY22 onwards. However, the chips shortage has affected sales of PV and premium two-wheeler bikes in November 2021.

Passenger Vehicles:

Maruti Suzuki reported domestic sales in November 2021 at 109,726 units, which were down 19.19% YoY over the same period last year. The shortage of electronic components primarily affected the production of vehicles in the domestic market. Meanwhile, M&M saw its PV sales increasing 6.84% in November to 19,458 units.

 Tata Motors was the standout performer in the PV space, reporting a 37.60% YoY increase in domestic sales during November 2021. Its electric vehicle segment saw an outstanding rise in its sales, as the company registered 324% YoY growth to 1,751 units as compared to 413 units in the same period last year.

Domestic PV Sales   

Nov-21 

Nov-20 

% change   

 

 

Maruti Suzuki   

109,726 

135,775 

-19.19% 

 

 

Tata Motors   

29,778 

21,641 

37.60% 

 

 

Mahindra & Mahindra   

19,458 

18,212 

6.84% 

 

 

Two-wheelers:

The country’s largest two-wheeler maker, Hero MotoCorp reported disappointing domestic volumes which came in at a low 328,862 units in November, a fall of 42.90% as compared to the same period last year. The company attributed this to the delay in harvesting due to the late withdrawal of monsoon in many parts of the country which impacted the demand post-festive season. Meanwhile, the company’s competitors - Bajaj Auto and TVS Motors saw declines of 22.98% and 29% in domestic sales for the month.

Royal Enfield domestic sales stood at 44,830 units, down by 24.12% YoY as compared to 59,084 units in November 2020. The company continues to focus on exports which grew 45% YoY.

Domestic 2-W Sales  

Nov-21 

Nov-20 

% change  

 

 

Hero MotoCorp  

328,862 

575,957 

-42.90% 

 

 

TVS Motor  

175,940 

247,789 

-29.00% 

 

 

Bajaj Auto  

144,953 

188,196 

-22.98% 

 

 

Royal Enfield 

44,830 

59,084 

-24.12% 

 

 

Commercial Vehicles (CV):

CV sales continued to display robust recovery due to increasing economic activities, improving sentiments of fleet owners, and a lower cost of ownership under BS-VI vehicles. Tata Motors, TVS Motors, Bajaj Auto and Ashok Leyland dispatched 28,295 units (up 7.92% YoY), 14,830 units (up 32.53% YoY), 13.802 units (up 28.55% YoY) and 9,364 units (down 3.73% YoY), respectively, in November 2021.

Domestic CV Sales  

Nov-21 

Nov-20 

% change  

 

 

Tata Motors  

28,295 

26,218 

7.92% 

 

 

TVS Motor  

14,830 

11,190 

32.53% 

 

 

Mahindra & Mahindra  

17,543 

22,883 

-23.34% 

 

 

Bajaj Auto  

13,802 

10,737 

28.55% 

 

 

Ashok Leyland  

9,364 

9,727 

-3.73% 

 

 

Tractors:

Tractor sales in November were subdued, impacted by a high base and delayed harvesting of Kharif crops. M&M and Escorts saw domestic volumes declining by 17.47% YoY and 32.81% YoY, respectively.

The delayed harvest of Kharif crops owing to late monsoon rains this year affected the rural cash flow and hence the retail demand. The management of Escorts believe that this is a temporary phenomenon and cash flows should start improving as soon as the Kharif harvest gets fully monetized.

Domestic Tractor Sales  

Nov-21 

Nov-20 

% change  

 

 

Mahindra & Mahindra  

26,094 

31,619 

-17.47% 

 

 

Escorts 

6,492 

9,662 

-32.81% 

 

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