Latest News | Demand for Heating Appliances Up 33 Pc Year-on-year: Flipkart
Get latest articles and stories on Latest News at LatestLY. The demand for the heating appliances segment in October-December 2022 has seen a 33 per cent jump compared to that of the same period a year ago, e-commerce major Flipkart said on Tuesday.
New Delhi, Jan 10 (PTI) The demand for the heating appliances segment in October-December 2022 has seen a 33 per cent jump compared to that of the same period a year ago, e-commerce major Flipkart said on Tuesday.
The demand for heating appliances has reportedly increased across the country, including in tier-2, 3 cities and beyond such as Arrah, Darbhanga, Delhi, Gaya, Ghaziabad, Lucknow, Muzaffarpur and Patna, according to Flipkart.
"The demand for the heating appliances segment has seen a spike of 33 per cent during October-December period as compared to the same period last year," Flipkart said in a statement.
India witnesses a dip in temperature as the winter sets in early in certain parts of the country.
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According to insight from Flipkart, consumers are increasingly willing to spend on products with smart and safety features.
"The demand for heating appliances has grown by a third among customers across the country and particularly in the North. We are witnessing a greater predisposition among consumers to buy smart heating appliances that make their lives easier, while being energy efficient," Flipkart Vice President - Large Appliances - Hari Kumar said.
Consumers are now opting for smart features such as auto-cut capability, dehumidifiers and cloth hangers on room heaters over conventional ones.
Oil-filled radiating heaters have become a popular choice among customers and witnessed tremendous growth of around 35-40 per cent, Flipkart said.
"This winter saw a record-breaking increase in the sale of heating appliances," the statement said.
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