New launches in 2015 which caught customers' attention
However, there are certain launches which grabbed customers' attention.
Lets have a look at some of these new launches.
Even before it was launched, it debuted in top 10 selling utility vehicles list in June by selling 1,641 units.
After getting booking of over 32,000 units of Cretas, Hyundai Motor India deferred its plans of exporting the vehicle and ramped up its domestic production from 5,000 to 7,000 units per month.
For two months (July and September) Creta surpassed Mahindra Bolero as the top selling utility vehicle.
For the last three months, it sold 12,761 units.
Its popularity led the company to ramp up its production in less than two moths of the launch.
On the day of Dhanteras alone, TUV300 secured 12,000 bookings, and out of those 40-45 percent belonged to the automatic version.
Figo Aspire was able to accelerate past the long timers like Hyundai Xcent, Honda Amaze, Toyota Etios and Tata Zest, which sold 3,202, 3,260, 2,652, and 2,006 respectively.
For the same month, it was among the top 10 selling passenger cars list.
The car single handedly helped the automaker turn the corner and help it post a decent growth in the month (53 percent) from a 14 percent fall in sales in July.
In fact, it was the biggest gainer during the month in terms of the percentage growth experienced.
It crossed over 50,000 customer orders in less than a month of its launch.
One of the ways Renault created a buzz around Kwid is by releasing a mobile app as well as a virtual showroom where prospective buyers can check out the car complete with technical specifications and how it stacks up against the competition before.
Honda Jazz registered a sales of 9,000 units in the first month of its launch itself.
In the month of July, it became the single largest contributor to Honda Cars India's 18 percent growth with 6,676 units.
It was among the top 10 selling passenger cars during July - September, 2015. The car sold a total of 27,041 units in the last six months.
This helped a lot in focusing customers' attention to S Cross.
At the time of its launch, Executive Director and Head of Marketing and Sales, MSIL, T Hashimoto said "We have set an internal target of selling 4,000 to 5,000 units of S-Cross a month, and capacity can be ramped up or down depending on demand".
The car sold a total of 14,954 units during the period of July - November, 2015.
Within two days of launch, this premium hatchback received over 4,600 bookings. In the last two months, Baleno sold a total of 13,303 units.
In November, it was the sixth best selling passenger car in the Indian market. With Baleno, the company wants to become the no 1 in premium hatchback segment in India.
With Duet, the company expects to aggressively gain market share in the scooter segment.
Livo crossed 5 figure sales mark in just 10 days. The Japanese company even said that in November, a lot of their dealerships went out of stock for Livo.
In October and November, Honda Livo surpassed its rival TVS Sport in sales. With Livo, Honda expects to capture the 100-110cc segment.
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