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I understand that download figures can be retrieved from iTunes Connect in daily, weekly monthly or yearly basis. If I have three app versions, say 1.0, 1.1 and 1.2. Can I get the number of users currently using different versions respectively?
Say,
version 1.0: 100 version 1.1: 200 version 1.2: 800 
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From the App Store Connect dashboard nagivate to 'Sales and Trends'. From there click 'Units' (left nav, under 'Sales'). Then click the date selection input- 'Lifetime' should appear in the date selection popover. Show activity on this post.
Launch the store app from your smartphone and look up the app you want to check. Tap on it when it appears in the search results, and it will take you to the download page. The number of downloads will be above the Install button and next to the app's size and age rating.
After researching your request, it looks like the Activity tab has merged with the TestFlight tab in App Store Connect. You can now see your build metadata under the TestFlight tab under your app record.
The new version of iTunes Connect includes App Analytics section, which can—among other tricks—show you how many active devices* you've had within a time range. It's also possible to get statistics on how many sessions* (= app active for at least 2 seconds) you've had within a time range. Both parameters are groupable by app version.
App Analytics has its own section on iTunes Connect, next to Sales and Trends.
What App Analytics doesn't show is how many installations are idly sitting in user's springboard, like Play Dashboard does.
*) User must had opted-in to share data with developers. This is usually done on device activation, after major upgrades and at any time via settings.
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Unfortunately, iTunes Connect does not provide this information. Right now, you can only filter by territory, platform, App Store category, content type and transaction type. There is no way of getting the information how many users are using a particular version of the app since iTunes Connect is not a tracking tool.
If you want to collect more information about your app, how, when, where and by what kind of audience your app is used you should integrate one of the Analytics SDK.
Examples: Google Analytics, Flurry Analytics, Mixpanel, and many more.
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