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July 28, 2013 (LBO) - Scooters are becoming more popular in Sri Lanka making up about a third of all two-wheelers sold in the country now, the agents for India's Mahindra group said at the launch of new models.
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Sri Lankan citizens who could not afford a car were buying up to 24,000 two-wheelers a month up to April 2011 when the state almost doubled taxes, in a mistaken reaction to balance of payments trouble, which is a problem related to monetary policy and credit.
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Two-wheeler sales then came down to between 14,000 to 12,000 units a month.

"We find that around 28 percent to 30 percent of the market are scooters and there has been a growth in the scooters," Nalin Welgama, from Ideal Motors said.

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The Ideal Motors launched the Rodeo RZ and Duro DZ scooters and the Pantero and Centuro motorcycle units.

Welgama said Mandra's 125 cubic centimeter engine scooters which was the first in its class had become popular in India.

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Sandeep Sinh said Mahindra had one of the largest research and development facilities in India and a specialist facility for two wheelers which were constantly improving technology and responding to customer feedback. <

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