The luxury car maker offers a new marketing template that reorients its relationship with dealers, customers
The firm's home market Germany trailed the ongoing recovery in global car markets
Porsche India also recorded the highest number of Macan SUVs sold in a quarter since 2015
Martin Schwenk, country head for Mercedes-Benz, says the ratio of used Mercs to new ones is 1:4 - that is 25 per cent of all its car sales, underscoring the importance of the segment
The Mercedes-Benz E-Class LWB may not quite replace the S-Class but it is a classier, spacious upgrade from older avatars
Luxury sports car maker Porsche has said India is a potential market for its recently-launched new-generation Panamera sedan even as its focus will remain on all models across segments. Porsche India also said the launch of the new-format showrooms in Delhi and Mumbai in a short span of three months exhibits investors' confidence in its business here despite the pandemic. The company, part of the German auto giant Volkswagen group, last month rolled out the 2021 edition of Panamera in four variants -- Panamera, GTS, Turbo S, and Turbo S E-hybrid, priced between Rs 1.45 crore and Rs 2.43 crore (both ex-showroom). After setting up its first Porsche Studio in Delhi in January, the company opened another one in Mumbai earlier this week under a new dealer partner Infinity Cars Pvt Ltd, a luxury car dealership group, which represents a variety of marquee brands across different cities. "For sure, India can also become a Panamera market in future. It is also one important segment which we
The A-Class launch is one of the 15 models Mercedes plans to launch this calendar year as it seeks to consolidate its leadership position in a market that has been stuck in the slow lane.
The coupe comes with two-litre petrol engine which churns out an output of 190 hp enabling it to accelerate from 0 -100 km/hr in just 7.1 seconds
The new Audi S5 Sportback comes with features such as a flat-bottomed steering wheel, sport front seats, virtual cockpit plus
The A35 product model is Mercedes-Benz's newest and smallest sedan to arrive on Indian shores
German luxury carmaker BMW on Wednesday said it has launched M340i xDrive in India priced at Rs 62.9 lakh (ex-showroom). Locally produced at the company's Chennai plant, the model is the first high-performance BMW with an M engine to be made in India. "We are excited to launch the first-ever BMW M340i xDrive, the quickest car to be locally produced in India - a completely novel high-performance product that the Indian auto enthusiasts have been waiting for eagerly," BMW Group India President Vikram Pawah said in a statement. It is a unique car because it has the thrilling soul of the BMW 3 Series, the amplified power of M and the driving dynamics of BMW xDrive, he added. The M340i xDrive is powered by a 2,998 cc six-cylinder petrol engine with 387 hp of power which enables it to sprint from 0 to 100 km/h in 4.4 seconds, making it the quickest car to be produced in the country. The engine comes mated with eight-speed automatic transmission.
The storied automobile brand owned by the BMW group has established itself as a premium small car brand in India boosting its sales to over 500 units last year
Change in emission norms dragged impacted demand, leading to price drop
With over 50 new launches this year, super-premium marques are taking a calculated bet on the Indian market that touched a decadal low in 2020
BMW looks to accelerate sales growth, leaving behind the worst of the coronavirus pandemic
Slovakia and the Czech Republic, which make the most cars in the world per capita, have closed shops to tame second wave of Covid-19. Their factories, however, continue to churn out luxury vehicles
German luxury carmaker BMW launched limited edition Mini John Cooper Works Hatch in India priced at Rs 46.9 lakh (ex-showroom)
Automakers are caught in a peculiar chicken-and-egg situation: Prices have to come down if volumes are to increase and volumes won't increase unless prices come down
Country head P B Venugopal tells Pavan Lall that hybrid roll-out is going to dominate the firm's product strategy
Torsten Muller-Otvos said the demand meant Rolls-Royce was the first car company to resume car production in the United Kingdom on May 4