Honda Vietnam sees higher auto sales but less motorbike deliveries in June
Honda Vietnam posted an 8.9-percent increase in retail sales of automobiles but a 16.9-percent drop in that of motorbikes in June, the firm announced on July 10.
Motorbike production at Honda Vietnam in the northern province of Vinh Phuc. (Photo: VNA)
Hanoi (VNA) – Honda Vietnam posted an 8.9-percentincrease in retail sales of automobiles but a 16.9-percent drop in that ofmotorbikes in June, the firm announced on July 10.
It sold 1,550 automobile units last month, up 8.9 percentmonth on month but down 51.4 percent year on year
Honda City remained the most sought-after model, with 802vehicles delivered to customers, accounting for 51.7 percent of the total sales.
Meanwhile, 149,853 motorbikes weresold during the month, down 16.9 percent month on month and 14.2 percent yearon year
Wave Alpha was the bestseller, with 32,578 units, or 21.7 percent of the total,while Vision was the most popular scooter, with 38,542 units delivered, or 25.7percent.
Honda Vietnam also exported 17,151 motorbikes to foreign markets./.
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Motorbike production at Honda Vietnam in the northern province of Vinh Phuc. (Photo: VNA)
