The 2008 version of auto expo in New Delhi, which saw unveiling of world's cheapest car Nano by Tata Motors, catapulted India's image from just being an auto market to emerging auto-manufacturing giant. This faith of global players in the Indian auto market was further confirmed at the just concluded biennial mega event in New Delhi which saw Japanese auto majors Toyota and Honda unveiling their global strategic models, both compact cars, especially designed and developed for the Indian market.
And this was not all. Be it the mass market players like Maruti Suzuki, Hyundai and Tata Motors or those keen on tapping the fast-growing luxury segment like Skoda, BMW, Mercedes-Benz, Audi or Volkswagen - all were there at the mega show announcing India launch of their latest models and unveiling their concepts.
One automaker that presented itself as a 'complete brand' was General Motors, which is not only making efforts to tap the maximum selling compact segment but is also looking at the luxury segment.
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