Italian auto -maker
Fiat, which operates in India
At present, ther 50:50
joint venture between Fiat and Tata motors has a network of 167a dealers across
India
The company is
currenly working on a plan to launch a small car in the country, rolled out upgraded versions
of its existing Linea and Punto models.
The company, which is currently working on a plan to launch a small car in the country, today rolled out new, upgraded versions of its existing Linea and Punto models.
"The target for 2012 is to open 22 dedicated Fiat showrooms in agreement with Tata. The focus this year is to expand our dealership network acrossIndia
He said some of the company's existing dealers operating showrooms that sell Tata and Fiat cars under one roof will open Fiat exclusive outlets during the course of the year.
At present, the 50:50 joint venture between Fiat and Tata Motors has a network of 167 dealers acrossIndia
Commenting on the new versions of the Fiat and Punto, Kapoor said: "After receiving feedback from customers, we are launching new models of Linea and Punto with upgraded air-conditioning systems and better ground clearance, in new colours and interiors."
The new Punto models are priced between Rs 4.81 lakh and Rs 6.71 lakh (ex-showroom Delhi) and the Linea models will come with a price tag of Rs 6.83 lakh to Rs 9.18 lakh (ex-showroom Delhi).
The company is also evaluating the prospects for bringing a new car cheaper than its existing Punto toIndia
"To operate in the volume segment, we need a car which is below Punto (in pricing).
Currently we are working on a plan to launch such a car inIndia
The company is also opening Fiat Cafes inIndia
"
The company, which is currently working on a plan to launch a small car in the country, today rolled out new, upgraded versions of its existing Linea and Punto models.
"The target for 2012 is to open 22 dedicated Fiat showrooms in agreement with Tata. The focus this year is to expand our dealership network across
He said some of the company's existing dealers operating showrooms that sell Tata and Fiat cars under one roof will open Fiat exclusive outlets during the course of the year.
At present, the 50:50 joint venture between Fiat and Tata Motors has a network of 167 dealers across
Commenting on the new versions of the Fiat and Punto, Kapoor said: "After receiving feedback from customers, we are launching new models of Linea and Punto with upgraded air-conditioning systems and better ground clearance, in new colours and interiors."
The new Punto models are priced between Rs 4.81 lakh and Rs 6.71 lakh (ex-showroom Delhi) and the Linea models will come with a price tag of Rs 6.83 lakh to Rs 9.18 lakh (ex-showroom Delhi).
The company is also evaluating the prospects for bringing a new car cheaper than its existing Punto to
"To operate in the volume segment, we need a car which is below Punto (in pricing).
Currently we are working on a plan to launch such a car in
The company is also opening Fiat Cafes in
"
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