Mumbai, Apr 10(UNI) Luxury car major Mercedes-Benz on Wednesday announced that it sold 3885 units in the period of January-March 2019.
The company clocked a solid Q1 2019 though it continues to face strong macro-economic headwinds in the form of rising interest rates, inflationary hikes, liquidity crunch, rising import costs etc.
Martin Schwenk, Managing Director & CEO, Mercedes-Benz India commented, 'We are satisfied with our sustained sales performance despite facing strong macro-economic headwinds. Mercedes-Benz,
however, is excited to retain its customers’ loyalty and sustain the market leadership. Also as a fundamentally strong brand, we remain bullish on the mid to long term prospect of the dynamic Indian market, which we believe has immense potential to grow.'
'On our 25th year in India, we will continue to invest in new products and technologies, in retail network and digitization, to keep ourselves future ready for the foreseeable transition in the automotive segment. With some of the most exciting product introductions, novel customer oriented initiatives, market expansion
and digitization efforts lined up in the second half of the year, we are confident of keeping our customers and brand enthusiasts delighted'.
The volume drivers for Mercedes-Benz India in the January-March period 2019 remained the Long Wheelbase E-Class Saloon as it continues its success run in the Indian market. The new C-Class and the GLC SUV also contributed to the sales volume. The V-Class continues its sales success and the ‘Luxury MPV’ is on a waiting
period in most markets. The AMG and the Dream Cars segment, however, remained the highest growing segment for Mercedes-Benz in Q1 2019, with more than 50 pc growth compared to Q1 2018.
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