In a time where things look increasingly murky for KTM, and talk about increasing Pierer Bajaj's investment in the multi-brand-holding European moto behemoth is on the table, it seems like the perfect time to dive into a deeper look at Bajaj's motorcycle sales over the past few years.
We've talked about Bajaj's manufacturing partnerships with KTM and Husqvarna in the past, as well as its more recent partnership with Triumph to craft the well-received Speed 400 and Scrambler 400 X. But if you've spent any time in India, or indeed in plenty of other countries outside the US, then chances are excellent that you may have seen, or possibly ridden, Bajaj-branded bikes.
And even if you've only ridden in the US, you've still likely encountered bikes made by Bajaj out in the wild. For those unfamiliar, Bajaj's long manufacturing partnership with (and significant investment in) KTM and Husqvarna means that Bajaj is the company that makes KTM and Husqvarna's small-displacement bikes.
