HMSI sales dip 11% to 4,80,896 units in April
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HMSI
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Domestic dispatches to dealers stood at 4,22,931 units last month, down 12 per cent as compared with 4,81,046 units in April 2024, HMSI said in a statement.
Exports declined to 57,965 units from 60,900 units in April last year, it added.
Product updates and recall
The company introduced OBD2B compliant versions of the Dio 125 with new features. HMSI also launched the 2025 CB350, CB350 H'ness, and CB350RS with new colour options. The company announced a voluntary recall of its CB300R motorcycle for specific units manufactured between 2018 and 2020.
Road safety and CSR activities
HMSI conducted road safety awareness campaigns in 12 cities including Pune, Jaipur, Varanasi, and New Delhi. It also marked the 10th anniversary of its Traffic Training Park in Hyderabad.
The Honda India Foundation concluded its Project Buniyaad training programme in Shillong, with 30 beneficiaries receiving job offers.
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