FCAI motorcycle sales results since the beginning of the year

FCAI – The Federal Chamber of Automotive Industry reports the number of vehicles sold each month, including motorcycles, but it is also increasing sales of scooters.

A scooter in this context is a light two-wheeled vehicle in which the driver sits over a closed engine, taking his feet together and leaning on the floor; not the scooter we rode as children.

A total of 24,338 motorcycles, scooters and OHVs were sold from January to March. This is 10.7% less than in 2021.

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Off-road motorcycles recorded 39.6% of total sales out of 9,644 units sold. This is 17.2% less than in 2021.

Road motorcycles accounted for 39.9 percent of total sales, recording 9,723 units sold. This is 12 percent more than in 2021.

The OHV market recorded a decline of 40 percent compared to 2021. This is a total of 3,275 units sold, which is 13.5 percent of the total market.

Scooters accounted for the smallest share of sales in the first quarter of 1,696 units sold. This is 15% more than in 2021, and 7.00% of the total number of units sold.

“Motorcycles, scooters and OHVs are a critical element in the lives of many Australians, whether on the road or for leisure.” This was stated by FCAI CEO Tony Weber.

The FCAI has called on states and territories to comply with relevant national licensing rules for motorcycles and scooters. Allowing more motorists to switch to motorcycles and scooters is a key tool that helps reduce the cost of living and reduce the amount of time road users spend on the road, ”Weber added.

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