Mahindra Auto sells 26,632 UVs in May, up 20 percent from April
The company will launch its all-new Scorpio-N on 27 June
Mahindra & Mahindra’s overall auto sales for May 2022 stood at 53,726 vehicles.
In the UV segment, its sales numbers were 26,632 vehicles in May 2022. Its UV sales in the year-earlier month were 7748 units. In April 2022, M&M sold 22,168 units in April, so this month’s tally is 20 percent higher.
In the PV segment inclusive of cars and vans, M&M’s tally was 26904 vehicles. Exports for May were at 2028 vehicles.
According to Veejay Nakra, President, Automotive Division, M&M, “With sales of 26632 SUVs in May, we continued the growth momentum with all our brands performing well including XUV700 and Thar. We are witnessing strong bookings and have a robust pipeline.”
The company is now gearing up for the launch of its all-new Scorpio-N later this month for which it is anticipating a waiting period. In a press interaction last week, the company said it is ramping up capacity for its XUV700 which has a waiting period of between 18 and 24 months. The company is receiving in the region of 9500 bookings per month for this “blockbuster” product, and just 10-12 percent have cancelled their bookings. Mahindra is also launching its electric XUV300 in the first quarter of calendar 2023 which will be a 4.2 metre SUV.
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