Royal Enfield Sales Drop 5% in June, CEO Promises New Launches

Royal Enfield reported a 5% decline in total sales for June, with domestic sales dropping by 2% and exports falling by 27%. Despite the dip, CEO B Govindarajan remains optimistic, citing numerous upcoming launches, including the Guerrilla 450, meant to bolster the company's product lineup.

Royal Enfield, the iconic motorcycle manufacturer, announced a 5% decline in total sales for the month of June, totalling 73,141 units compared to 77,109 units sold in the same period last year.

Domestic sales fell by 2% to 66,117 units, while exports saw a steeper decline of 27%, dropping to 7,024 units. Despite these setbacks, CEO B Govindarajan remains positive about the company's future.

Govindarajan revealed plans for several new product launches this year, including the highly anticipated Guerrilla 450 roadster, aimed at reinforcing Royal Enfield's presence in the middle-weight segment.

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