Suzuki’s sales is improving year by year since the downturn in 2020, resulting in their best in the last 15 years in 2024.
The numbers were posted on the MotorCycleData website, which tracks the registration of new motorcycles across 90 countries. The website only takes motorcycle registrations instead of those invoiced by manufacturers.
According to them, some 2.1 million Suzuki motorcycles were registered in 2024, representing a 6.1% increase.
Looking at regions, Western Europe recorded a 23.4% increase, Latin America also had a 23.4% increase, while East Europe contributed a whopping 140.2% up trend.
As for individual countries, sales were up by 157% in Turkey, 59% in Bangladesh, 47.1% in Germany, 36.8% in Argentina, 30.5% in France, 17.3% in India, and 5.4% in Colombia.
However, sales declined by 25.4% in China.
The website did not reveal which models were the best-sellers. Suzuki is currently the sevent largest motorcycle manufacturer in the world:
- Honda;
- Hero Motor;
- Yamaha;
- Bajaj Auto;
- TVS Motor;
- Yadea;
- Suzuki;
- Haojue;
- KTM;
- CFMoto.
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