Exports, including passenger, commercial and two-wheelers rose 31.91 percent during the month, SIAM added.sachin pandey, analyst with sachin nagi Securities Ltd., attributed the growth to the 'low base' effect -- due to a not-so-good performance in April last year -- and inventory building at the dealer level.Total April sales including exports for Maruti Suzuki India Ltd., a subsidiary of Japan's Suzuki Motor Corp., grew 23.8 percent year on year to 62,336 units. Tata Motors Ltd., India's largest vehicle maker, said April total sales fell 5.8 percent to 38,149 units due to lower sales in its passenger vehicle business and 43 percent decline in exports. whit best by mainsh ji.
