In addition to the consumption habits transformed with the pandemic, the search for an economical transportation alternative will continue in 2021. motorcycle had a doping effect on its sales.
The motorcycle market continues to rise in line with the increasing e-commerce volume with the social effects of the pandemic and people’s search for a healthier, safer, economical and individual transportation alternative. The market, which sold 154,627 motorcycles in 2019 and 208,466 motorcycles in 2020, achieved a significant growth with sales of 241,957 units in 2021. The motorcycle industry broke the sales record of all time with 373 thousand in 2006. The most preferred models of the market, which achieved a growth of 1.16% in 2021, were scooters and their counterparts. In this case, it is said that the increasing need for courier is also effective.
Industry executives who provided information on the subject Ekrem Ata, “The motorcycle market is one of the most open to development and growth markets in Turkey in terms of volume. The pandemic process we live in and the conjuncture we are in, first of all, caused an explosion in the field of e-commerce, and the most important actors of e-commerce were motorcycle couriers.
However, the pandemic has led people to a serious search for healthy, safe, economical and individual transportation vehicles. At this point, of course, the first means of transportation that came to mind were motorcycles.
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Finally, the new generation, which has a much higher environmental sensitivity than previous generations and wants to move freely, especially in transportation, has also played an important role in the increase in motorcycle sales.
With all these effects, the registration figure, which was 118,656 in the first six months of 2021, reached 241,957 at the end of the year. We expect motorcycle sales, which completed the year with a significant increase, to continue to rise with a similar momentum in 2022 and approach the record levels of 2006.” said.