Bike Sales Dashboard

Here's a summary of the key takeaways from the Sales Dashboard:

• Gender: More males (63%) than females (37%) purchased bikes.
• Marital Status: A higher percentage of single individuals (56%) purchased bikes compared to married individuals (44%).
• Region: The majority of bike sales came from North America (45%), followed by Europe (31%), and Pacific (24%).
• Education: The highest percentage of bike sales came from individuals with a Bachelor's degree (36%).
• Commute Distance: The majority of bike sales came from individuals who commuted between 1-10 miles (79%).
• Age Brackets: The highest percentage of bike sales came from middle-aged individuals (43%).
• Average Income: The majority of bike sales came from individuals with an average income between Rs. 40,000 to Rs. 1,00,000 (73%).
• Purchased Bike: Out of the total number of bikes sold, 67% were purchased by new customers, while 33% were purchased by returning customers.
• Average Income per purchase: The average income per purchase was highest for females (Rs. 76,875) and lowest for males (Rs. 61,250).
• Education and Average Income per purchase: The average income per purchase was highest for individuals with a Graduate degree (Rs. 92,500) and lowest for individuals with a High School education (Rs. 52,500).
• Commute Distance and Average Income per purchase: The average income per purchase was highest for individuals who commuted between 5-10 miles (Rs. 82,500) and lowest for individuals who commuted between 0-1 miles (Rs. 55,000).
• Age Brackets and Average Income per purchase: The average income per purchase was highest for middle-aged individuals (Rs. 76,250) and lowest for old individuals (Rs. 52,500).
• Marital Status and Average Income per purchase: The average income per purchase was higher for married individuals (Rs. 73,750) compared to single individuals (Rs. 68,250).
• Region and Average Income per purchase: The average income per purchase was highest in Europe (Rs. 80,000) and lowest in Pacific (Rs. 55,000).