“THE ONE WITH THE TWO- WHEELER INDUSTRY

OF INDIA”

THE

EDITION
Comparing Domestic Sales Of Two-Wheeler Vehicles For March 2023 and March 2024

Two-Wheeler Industry Of India

5,00,000 6,00,000

4,50,000

5,00,000
4,00,000

3,50,000
4,00,000

3,00,000

2,50,000 3,00,000

2,00,000

2,00,000
1,50,000

1,00,000
1,00,000

50,000

0 0
Hero Honda TVS Bajaj Suzuki Enfield
1 2 3 4 5 6

Mar-24 Mar-23
Key Insights from the data

“The One Where Hero Dips”

In a twist that even Ross didn't see coming, Hero's sales have taken a pivot. It seems they may have shouted 'pivot' one too many times,
resulting in an 8.6% slide.

“The One With Honda's Comeback”

Like Phoebe running in the park, Honda is unapologetically racing ahead with an 81% surge in sales, leaving competitors in the dust at
358,151 units.

“The One Where TVS Moves Up”

TVS is steadily climbing the ladder, much like Chandler trying to prove himself in the corporate world, marking an 8.2% increase with
260,532 sales.

“The One Where Bajaj Surges”

Bajaj's sales graph is looking more upward than Joey's acting career post 'Days of Our Lives,' with a 20.2% jump to 183,004 units.

“The One With Suzuki's Growth”

Suzuki, much like Monica's cooking skills, only gets better with time, seeing an 18% rise in sales at 86,164 units.

“The One Where Enfield Cruises”

Enfield is riding at a Ross and Rachel 'we were on a break' steady pace, with a 10.3% increase in sales, totaling 66,044 units.
Use Cases for Bullet Charts

“The One With Sales Targets”

Bullet charts are the Central Perk of sales meetings, where each brand's sales targets versus actuals are discussed over a cup of coffee

“The One With Budget Overspending”

Just like Rachel's shopping habits, bullet charts highlight when spending exceeds the budget, giving the finance team a 'we need to talk'
moment.

“The One With Project Deadlines”

They're like Ross's dinosaur timelines, outlining project phases against deadlines to ensure no one ends up in the metaphorical museum
basement.

“The One With Product Features”

Imagine a chart comparing the features of different cheesecakes on Mama's Little Bakery's menu—that's a bullet chart for product feature
comparison.

“The One With Customer Service Goals”

Bullet charts represent customer service response times, ensuring they're as quick as Joey's response to "How you doin'?"

Bullet charts are the 'smelly cats' of data visualization—sometimes

misunderstood but truly invaluable once you get to know them!