Market analysis of the new two-wheeler fleet in India for fiscal year 2020–21

Batch 1IndiaICCT
Written By WRI Ross Center for Sustainable Cities

By Sunitha Anup

This study analyzes fleet characteristics and compares the vehicle characteristics of major manufacturers and classes of new two-wheelers sold in India. Parameters considered include engine displacement, engine power, curb weight, transmission, fuel type, fuel consumption, and CO2 emissions. The fleet-average CO2 emission level of two-wheelers in India was 38.2 g/km in fiscal year 2020–2021, 7% less than the fleet average in fiscal year 2017–18. 

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