Showing posts with label General Motors. Show all posts
Showing posts with label General Motors. Show all posts

Thursday, July 1, 2010

General Motors India’s June 2010 Sales grow by 112%

General Motors India has registered an impressive growth of 112% in sales, in June 2010, compared to the same period last year. It sold 9,539 units in June 2010 against 4,492 units in June 2009. The June 2010 sales comprised of 3,415 units of Chevrolet Beat, 2,911 units of the Chevrolet Spark, 773 units of the Chevrolet Cruze, 1,423 units of the Chevrolet Tavera, 398 Units of Chevrolet Aveo, 387 units of Chevrolet Aveo U-VA, 139 units of the Chevrolet Captiva and 93 units of Chevrolet Optra.

The increase in the sales was primarily driven by the tremendous response to the recently launched and much sought after Chevrolet Beat and Chevrolet Cruze and the extremely popular Chevrolet Spark. Chevrolet Beat and Chevrolet Cruze have become the industry benchmarks in their respective segments and a winner among consumers in India, with their best-in-class design, performance and other product attributes. Chevrolet Spark continues to register impressive sales, clearly validating it as the one of the most sought after car in its segment in terms of styling, performance and fuel efficiency offering a value for money proposition.


General Motors

Commenting on the performance, Mr. P. Balendran, Vice President, GM India said, "We are excited by the continued overwhelming response to Chevrolet Beat, Cruze and Spark. Introduction of best-in-segment cars from the 300 series, increase in customer outreach through distribution network, our unique value proposition like Chevrolet Cashless Ownership offer and our promise to deliver quality and performance are the factors that have led to the impressive Chevrolet recently completed seven years of its successful journey after its foray into the Indian market. Launched in 2003, Chevrolet has become one of the most popular and the fastest growing automotive brands in the country, having sold over 3,00,000 cars in India.

With a wide array of products and services, Chevrolet has brought unmatched product quality and unparalleled performance to the Indian consumers. To celebrate this important milestone and strengthen its ever increasing customer base, General Motors India has undertaken several initiatives like Chevrolet Free Mega Service Camps, the Mega Gold Rush Scheme for customers, several fun-filled activities around the Beat, gala evenings, special movie shows and a slew of dealer driven activities across the country to engage with its valued customers.

It may be recalled that the company has ramped up production by adding the second shifts at Halol and Talegaon plants recently to meet the increased demand of its products. The company is also rapidly expanding its sales and service network to support the increasing market demand of its cars. It intends to take the network to 300 sales points and an equal number of authorized service outlets by the end of this year from the current 206 sales points and 200 authorized service outlets across the country.

Source:- General Motors India’s June 2010 Sales grow by 112% - New Cars

Wednesday, June 30, 2010

Maruti, GM, Bajaj gear-up for another car price hike in India

The auto biggies in India are gearing-up for another round of price hike in the country in a bid to level the mounting pressure from rising cost of input materials such as steel and tyres. The auto makers like General Motors, Maruti Suzuki, Tata Motors, Toyota Kirloskar, Ashok Leyland and Bajaj Auto are mulling over to increase the price of their respective vehicles in India.

We should mention here that this is the fourth time in the year 2010 when car prices are going to be increased in the Indian market. The industry, first witnessed the price hike in January due to the increasing raw material cost, following another increase in price in March and April due to an increase of 2% in the excise duty and implementation of new BS-IV emission norms, respectively.


Maruti, GM, Bajaj gear-up for another car price hike in India

The price of raw materials like steel and rubber has increased sharply in India in the last few months. As most of the car makers source steel from foreign markets, its price surges with the weakening currency. During the period of April-May 2010, the price of steel and rubber has increased by more than 20 to 25% due to whooping demand and increase in the rate of coking coal.

According to Mr Mayank Pareek, Maruti Suzuki India's Managing Executive Officer (Marketing and Sales), the raw material prices are increasing day-by-day and which is pressurizing the margins of the company, He added that the company is in the process of finalizing its contracts with its suppliers and any decision on the price increase will be taken after that.

General Motors India has already indicated that it is planning to increase the price of its cars in India by 2 to 3 percent from the 1st of July. The company will be increasing prices across all eight models, by 2-3 per cent to offset rising input costs, said company's vice-president Balendran.

Source:- Maruti, GM, Bajaj gear-up for another car price hike in India - New Cars

Friday, June 25, 2010

Chevrolet sold 3 lakh units of cars in India

Chevrolet, a brand name of General Motors India, has sold over 3 lakh cars in India since it's debut in the country in the year 2003. The Chevrolet brand vehicles include Beat, Spark, Cruze, Aveo, Tavera and Captiva. GM India recorded highest ever monthly sales of 11,330 units in March 2010, Chevrolet Beat and Chevrolet Spark (both small cars) contributed a major part of its sales, according to a statement released by the company.

GMI Vice-President P Balendran said,"It gives us immense pleasure to see such overwhelming response to the Chevrolet brand that continues to register record sales month after month consistently."

Chevrolet Beat

In 1994, General Motors allied with Hindustan Motors which was a 50:50 JV and it was completely taken over by the parent firm in 1999. Another joint venture took place in December 2009 between General Motors and Shanghai Automotive Industry Corporation (SAIC)- its Chinese partner. The company had invested aggressively on its Halol facility in Gujarat to produce light commercial vehicles from SAIC's stable.

Source:- Chevrolet sold 3 lakh units of cars in India - New Cars

Thursday, June 24, 2010

GM-SAIC may roll-out Chevrolet Sail sedan in India

General Motors India, a joint venture between China based Shanghai Automotive Industry Corporation Group (SAIC) and American General Motors Company, is likely to launch the new Chevrolet Sail sedan in the Indian market soon. The new Sail compact sedan was showcased at the Auto China 2010 recently. The Sail is the first ever made-in-China vehicle which has been manufactured in partnership with a foreign company. Besides China, the model will also be exported to emerging markets like South-Asia.



After its launch in the Indian market the Sail sedan will be pitched against other popular cars of this segment including Maruti Swift Dzire, Tata Indigo Manza and Hyundai Accent. The new model is expected to be competitively priced in the range of Rs 5.5 to 7.5 lakh range. It is expected that, initially, the sedan version of this model will be launched in the Indian market and a hatchback version will follow after a few months.

The new Sail model comes equipped with two engine options including a 1.2L S-TEC II and 1.4L S-TEC III engines in the SAIC's domestic market,. Where the 1.2-liter engine offers an impressive fuel economy of up to 16 km/l, the 1.4L engine offers fuel economy under 15 km/l. The 1.2 L power-train generates the maximum power of 53.1 kW/L and accelerates from standstill to 100 km/h in just 12.9 seconds. On the other hand, the 1.4-liter engine delivers a power of more than 54.3 kW/litre and reaches from 0 to 100 km/h in just 11.9 seconds.

Source:- GM-SAIC may roll-out Chevrolet Sail sedan in India - New Cars

Tuesday, June 22, 2010

GM India launches a Cashless Ownership Offer

GM India today announced the first-of-its-kind Cashless Ownership Offer for all its valued customers, in line with its commitment to provide the best-in-class products and services. In order to enable customers to own a Chevrolet in the most affordable way possible, GM India has introduced the Cashless Ownership Offer on all Chevrolet carlines including the recently launched and the most sought after, “Chevrolet Beat”.

Chevrolet Beat

As part of the Chevrolet Cashless Ownership Offer, the customer will only have to pay one-time subsidized amount to avail free maintenance & service for his car for the next 3 years or 45,000 kilometers, whichever is earlier, to ensure low ownership and maintenance cost. This offer will cover all the Periodic Maintenance Services and Running Repairs. In tandem with the “Chevrolet Promise”, in case the cost exceeds the maximum maintenance expense for 3 years outlined for each model, Chevrolet promises a full refund of the differential. The Cashless ownership offer will be available for the newly launched and much sought after Chevrolet Beat at a mere cost of Rs 13499/- covering all services and maintainence for a period of 3 years/45000 kms whichever is earlier.

Chevrolet Beat

To further bolster the excellent ownership experience of Chevrolet vehicles, the company has extended the Chevrolet Pre-Owned Car Program called "Chevy OK" which is now operational at 41 locations across the country. It is also rapidly increasing its dealer and service network and plans to take it to 300 by the end of this year from the current 206 sales points and 200 authorized service outlets across the country so that the services are provided at customer’s door-steps.

Chevrolet Beat

Chevrolet recently celebrated seven years of its successful journey since its foray in the Indian market in 2003. To celebrate this important milestone and strengthen its ever increasing customer base, General Motors India has undertaken several initiatives to extend its value proposition and engage its valued customers. Launched in 2003, Chevrolet has become one of the most popular and the fastest growing automotive brands in the country, having sold over 3,00,000 cars in India. With a product portfolio that boasts of eight cars suiting everybody's pocket, Chevrolet is the second largest brand in terms of its portfolio size, bringing with it, unmatched product quality and unparalleled performance to the Indian consumers.

Source:- GM India launches a Cashless Ownership Offer - New Cars

Wednesday, June 16, 2010

General Motors to manufacture electric cars independently

General Motors is looking into its plans of manufacturing electric cars. This is not all. GM is going to produce these electric cars on its own. The deal with Reva Electric regarding manufacturing of the car couldn't be finalised even though the two companies had signed an MoU for the same. The reason for this was communicated to the tabloids by GM India that said that it wont produce cars with Reva electric as Mahindra had obtained stake in the latter.


General Motors to manufacture electric cars independently

General Motors will introduce Chevrolet Volt, a plug-in hybrid vehicle in the month of December in the American market. It, however negated plans to launch the vehicle in the Indian market since it is a very undeveloped phase for hybrid vehicles. “The country is still not ready for such plug-in hybrid vehicles. The expensive Chevrolet Volt may get few Indian buyers, who are fascinated to drive a green car. It will certainly not be a huge success in a sensitive market such as India,” said Ankush Arora, GM India vice-president (marketing, sales and after sales).

Gm further added that India does not possess the sufficient infrastructure to support for electric cars. This does not mean that India wont see any electric cars in the future. Number of car makers are in talks with the Indian government to establish required infrastructure for commercial viability of electric cars.

Source:- General Motors to manufacture electric cars independently - New Cars

GM lures customers, offers "Chevrolet Promise Cashless Ownership Offer" on Beat

General Motors India in the attempt to stay in the competition prevailing in the Indian market has offered Chevrolet Beat buyers “Chevrolet Promise Cashless Ownership Offer.”. The offer includes running expenses and periodic maintenance sans any extra cost for 45000 kms or the next three years, whichever is earlier. The offer stated here can be availed till June 30th, 2010 by paying Rs. 13,499. However there are certain terms and conditions tagged with running expenses and maintenance that can be made available to customers on demand, by the dealers.


GM lures customers, offers

There is another side to the Chevrolet Promise Cashless Ownership Offer wherein the customers can avail free offer if they refer Chevrolet beat to their friends and family. This offer would be given to them only in case of a conversion. A customer can get a free CPCOO till 15000 kms on the first conversion, 30000kms on the second conversion and finally 45000kms of free CPCOO on the third conversion. This schemes remains valid from 1st June, 2010 to 31st August, 2010.

Source:- GM lures customers, offers "Chevrolet Promise Cashless Ownership Offer" on Beat - New Cars

Thursday, June 10, 2010

GM recalls 1.5 million cars due to faulty fluid system

General Motors, one of the world's leading car-makers, today recalled around 1.5 million units of its vehicles worldwide due to a fire threat posed by faulty wind shield wiper fluid heating system. The recall includes more than a dozen different models of GM manufactured during year 2006-2009 period including the Buick Lucerne, several Cadillac models and the Hummer H2 SUV.



The company said in a statement that its technicians will redirect the fluid system by removing the heater. With this, the owners will also receive 100 dollars in compensation as the feature will be disabled. According to company there are no injuries so far from this defect, however, it is aware of 5 incidents of fire due to this fault, so far.

The US is the most affected market with this recall as it accounts for more than 90 percent of the total cars recalled worldwide. The year 2010 has been a year of major vehicle recalls as just 3 months back Japan based leading car makers Honda and Toyota recalled more than 10 million units in total of their respective car models.

Source:- GM recalls 1.5 million cars due to faulty fluid system - New Cars

Tuesday, June 8, 2010

Chevrolet Beat diesel to be launched in India soon

General Motors India, a subsidiary of US based leading car maker GM is planning to introduce a diesel version of its popular compact hatchback Chevrolet Beat in the country. According to company, the new diesel version of Beat will be rolled out from the it's production facility in Talegaon near Pune. Mr Ankush Arora, General Motors India Vice-President (Sales, Marketing & Services) told reporters that the one-litre diesel engine will be rolled-out from Talegaon early next year for company's small car, Beat.

Chevrolet Beat

The company will also introduce a 1.2-litre petrol engine from the same facility, by the end of this year, he added. The Talegaon facility of the company has an annual production capacity of around 1,60,000 engines and company is planning to operate both of its production facilities (Talegaon and Halol ) to full shifts by August-September.

Chevrolet Beat

GM India is planning to increase the production of its luxury sedan Chevrolet Cruze to 900 units from the existing capacity of 600 units. With this, the company is also in the process of increasing the production of Chevrolet Beat model to 4,000 units from the present 3,300 units. Besides this, it is also planning to enhance the number of its service and sales outlets to 300 covering 209 cities across India.

GM India has more than half a dozen cars in its India portfolio including Spark, Beat, Tavera, U-VA, Optra, Aveo, Cruze and Captiva.

Source:- Chevrolet Beat diesel to be launched in India soon - New Cars

Wednesday, June 2, 2010

General Motors India reported a 61% jump in its May 2010 sales

General Motors India has registered an impressive growth of 61% in sales in May 2010, compared to the corresponding period last year. It sold 8,225 units in May 2010 against 5,109 units in May last year. The May 2010 sales comprise of 2,812 units of the Chevrolet Spark, 2,296 units of Chevrolet Beat, 1,418 units of the Chevrolet Tavera, 854 units of the Cruze, 396 Units of Chevrolet Aveo, 312 units of Chevrolet Aveo U-VA, 84 units of the Chevrolet Captiva and 53 units of Chevrolet Optra.



The increase in the sales was primarily driven by the tremendous response to the extremely popular and much sought after Chevrolet Beat, Cruze and Spark. The Chevrolet Beat and Cruze have become the industry benchmarks in their respective segments and a winner among consumers in India, with its best-in-class design, performance and other product attributes. Chevrolet Spark continues to register impressive sales, clearly validating it as the most sought after mini car in its segment in terms of styling, performance, fuel efficiency, value for money proposition and other product attributes.

GM India recently launched the Chevrolet Aveo CNG in Ahmedabad. This launch is a testament to the importance that GM India attaches to green technology and environment friendly mobility solutions. This new offering is expected to appeal to both individuals and fleet customers due to the lower operational cost and expansion of the CNG stations footprint across the country.

It may be recalled that the company has ramped up production by adding the second shifts at Halol and Talegaon plants recently to meet the increased demand of its products. The company is also rapidly expanding its sales and service network to support the increasing market demand of its cars. It intends to take the network to 300 sales points and an equal number of authorized service outlets by the end of this year from the current 206 sales points and 200 authorized service outlets across the country.

Source:- General Motors India reported a 61% jump in its May 2010 sales - New Cars

GM India to launch an LCV by Dec 2010

General Motors India, a 50:50 partnership between China based Shanghai Automotive Industry Corporation (SAIC) and US based General Motors, is eying to launch light commercial vehicle in the Indian market. The vehicle will be manufactured at SIAC's commercial vehicle platform and it will possibly be exported to foreign markets also. According to Mr Joseph YH Liu, Shanghai General Motors Corporation executive president, at present the company is conducting a market research for introducing its products in India through its joint venture.



Recently, GM India had announced that it will roll-out an LCV in the Indian Market by the end of this year. Mr Karl Slym, GM India president and managing director, has announced that after the partnership with SAIC, GM India has a wider menu to choose from with products from SAIC also available. By the end of next year or early 2012, the company plans to launch LCVs in one-tonne capacity, which could be simultaneously followed by passenger cars.

In December last year, the company had said that it will manufacture its commercial vehicles in India at its Halol facility, following the shifting of production of GM's utility vehicles like Tavera to its Talegaon plant. It is also expected that the company will also analyze the possibilities of exporting these LCVs to markets like South America and Southeast Asia.

GM India has grown considerably well in past few months, after the launch of its compact-car Chevrolet Beat in January. At present is sells more than half a dozen vehicles in India across all segments. This includes small cars Chevrolet Beat, spark, sedans like Chevrolet Aveo, Optra Magnum and Cruze.

Source:- GM India to launch an LCV by Dec 2010 - New Cars

Tuesday, June 1, 2010

GM India to launch an LCV by Dec 2010

General Motors India, a 50:50 partnership between China based Shanghai Automotive Industry Corporation (SAIC) and US based General Motors, is eying to launch light commercial vehicle in the Indian market. The vehicle will be manufactured at SIAC's commercial vehicle platform and it will possibly be exported to foreign markets also. According to Mr Joseph YH Liu, Shanghai General Motors Corporation executive president, at present the company is conducting a market research for introducing its products in India through its joint venture.



Recently, GM India had announced that it will roll-out an LCV in the Indian Market by the end of this year. Mr Karl Slym, GM India president and managing director, has announced that after the partnership with SAIC, GM India has a wider menu to choose from with products from SAIC also available. By the end of next year or early 2012, the company plans to launch LCVs in one-tonne capacity, which could be simultaneously followed by passenger cars.

In December last year, the company had said that it will manufacture its commercial vehicles in India at its Halol facility, following the shifting of production of GM's utility vehicles like Tavera to its Talegaon plant. It is also expected that the company will also analyze the possibilities of exporting these LCVs to markets like South America and Southeast Asia.

GM India has grown considerably well in past few months, after the launch of its compact-car Chevrolet Beat in January. At present is sells more than half a dozen vehicles in India across all segments. This includes small cars Chevrolet Beat, spark, sedans like Chevrolet Aveo, Optra Magnum and Cruze.

Source:- GM India to launch an LCV by Dec 2010 - New Cars

India to enter in the top 10 list of GM

The Indian auto market is all set to enter in the list of top 10 markets of US based auto-maker General Motors by next year. GM India, a 50% owned subsidiary of this US based auto giant is witnessing a robust growth in its sales, since the launch of its much awaited popular car Chevrolet Beat in January. According to Mr Kevin E Wale, General Motors China Group President and Managing Director, he thinks by 2011, India should be among the top ten markets for General Motors globally and he would be really surprised, if it doesn't happen.



In year 2009, the company had managed to sell 69,579 units of its cars in India, though it targets to sell 1 lakh units by the end of this year. The company has performed really well in starting 4 months of this year with the help of its popular compact-car Chevrolet Beat, which was launched in India in January this year at the Delhi International Auto Expo. The Beat has become the highest selling car in the GM's Indian portfolio.

At present, China is the second-largest auto-markets for the GM with registering sales of over 1.8 million vehicles, following the US which is the largest car market for GM with the sales of over 2 million vehicles. It is expected that the Indian market will soon replace the Australia from the 10th spot of GM's top 10 auto markets which currently accounts for sales of more than 1.2 lakh units. GM India has recently completed its 13 years of operations in Indian market where it sales vehicles under the Chevrolet brand.

Source:- India to enter in the top 10 list of GM - New Cars

Monday, May 31, 2010

GM mulling to compete Nano with a new small car

General Motors, a US based leading car maker, is mulling the option of launching a new small car in India, in competition with Tata Nano which is the cheapest car in India. The company may launch this car in association with its Chinese partner Shanghai Automotive Industry Corporation (SIAC), which has a 50% stake in GM India. Company may use its Chinese associations to launch a rival for Tata Nano in India, a leading Indian business daily reported on Monday.



SIAC is among the top car-makers in the Chinese market and sells vehicles across all the segments. On the other hand GM is not new in the compact car segment as the company already has three popular small cars in its India portfolio. This includes Chevrolet Beat, Chevrolet Spark and Chevrolet Aveo, all of these three cars have been designed at GM owned Daewoo Motors in South Korea.

Since the launch of Chevrolet Beat in January this year, GM India has become a leading car maker of this segment with gathering more than 10,000 bookings in the starting 24 days of its launch in India. The Beat model has been launched with a competitive price tag of Rs 3,42,981 - Rs 4,03,415 (Delhi ex-showroom). Launching a small car in India will certainly help both GM and SIAC in strengthening their position in the Indian market.

Besides this, the GM India is also eying on launching a LCV (lightweight commercial vehicle) in the Indian market, in partnership with SIAC, a segment in which GM India is yet to make a mark.

Source:- GM mulling to compete Nano with a new small car - New Cars

Friday, May 28, 2010

New passenger cars from GM India by end of 2011

General Motors India, a subsidiary of US based leading car maker General Motors, announced on Thursday that it will roll-out some new passenger and commercial vehicles in the country by next year in association with its Chinese partner Shanghai Automotive Industry Corporation (SAIC). Last year, General Motors India had become a 50:50 joint venture with US auto giant GM and Chinese SIAC, that invested heavily in its Halol plant in Gujarat to produce light commercial vehicles (LCVs) from SAIC's portfolio.



Mr Karl Slym, GM India President and Managing Director said while briefing to the reporters on company's plans of launching new vehicles in India, that after the partnership with SAIC, GM in India has a wider menu to choose from with products from SAIC also available. By the end of next year or early 2012, the company plans to launch LCVs in one-tonne capacity, which could be simultaneously followed by passenger cars.

In December last year, the company had announced that it will manufacture its commercial vehicles in India at its Halol facility, following the shifting of production of GM's utility vehicles like Tavera to its Talegaon plant. The Halol plant has an annual production capacity of 85,000 units where company is currently manufacturing its popular cars in India including Chevrolet Spark, Chevrolet U-Va, Chevrolet Aveo, Chevrolet SRV, Chevrolet Optra Magnum, Chevrolet Cruze, Chevrolet Tavera and Chevrolet Captiva.

Source:- New passenger cars from GM India by end of 2011 - New Cars

Chevrolet Beat LPG marching ahead

GM got a good response on its LPG powered Spark. And now the company has decided to move further in the same direction by providing alternate fuel variants for its Chevrolet Beat. This will be done by the end of year 2010. The environmental friendly LPG (Liquified Petroleum Gas ) version of Beat will soon be available alongwith a Certified Factory Fitted Next Generation Sequential Injection-type LPG kit, say Company sources. It will be a much superior LPG kit then those available in the market these days.

Chevrolet Beat

General Motors India president and MD Karl Slym said “We are looking to launch the LPG version of Beat by the end of this year,” said, a company official.“Our strategy is to have high fuel efficiency in all our vehicles in the first place. Then we will be introducing vehicles powered by (alternative) fuels like CNG and LPG, besides having different power-trains and different displacements.” He also said, “Launch of the LPG mode reiterates Chevrolet’s vision of moving towards environment friendly alternative fuels.”

Chevrolet Spark

It is said that the new LPG version of Beat will come with many advantages like, Factory Fitted Kit which will give more quality. There will be no engine backfire while switching on to different modes( like,changing to LPG mode or back to petrol). This in turn will give a smooth drive and low running cost. There will be a better power and pick-up for a more comfortable driving experience. No doubt, the lower emissions will guarantee more environmentally-friendly fuel.

Source:- Chevrolet Beat LPG marching ahead - New Cars

Thursday, May 27, 2010

All sparks out of GM, Reva's deal

latest partnership between Mahindra & Mahindra and Reva Car company as affected the deal General Motors and Reva could have shared. The deal between Reva and General motors started last year and with this latest development seems to be in vain. The Indian wing of General Motors recently announced that it would not be possible for the company to proceed any further on the deal with Reva for the production of Electric cars in India. The deal especially aimed at introducing the electric version of GM's much popular Chevrolet Spark.

Chevrolet Spark

The Spark EV (electric vehicle) program, that GM was to undertake along with Reva would now indeed be carried solely by GM India. Vice President of General Motors India P. Balendran indicated that there would an announcement on the same in few days by the company. The deal made last year between the two companies not only included the development of electric cars jointly, but also to develop India as the new manufacturing hub for such cars. The two companies have however kept the financial details to themselves and not much about the deal is out in open. The officials from M&M however commented that the company is not antagonistic about continuing the deal with Reva.

Source:- All sparks out of GM, Reva's deal - New Cars

Friday, May 14, 2010

GM displayed range of offerings at Auto Expo South 2010

General Motors displayed a dazzling range of cars at the regional Auto Expo in Hyderabad at Hitex Exhibition Centre scheduled from May 14 - 16, 2010. The display vertical included Chevrolet's latest offerings from the 300 series, Chevrolet Cruze and Chevrolet Beat and the most sought after cars Chevrolet Spark and Chevrolet Captiva.


GM displayed range of offerings at Auto Expo South 2010

On P Balendran, Vice-President, General Motors India said that the company is very happy wit the response to the latest offerings from GM India and Hyderabad Auto Show gives the perfect platform to the company for exhibiting their technological advancement and product offerings. The company is looking forward to gain meaningful insights into the customer aspirations and response in this region and indeed to serve them better, he added.

Chevrolet has been doing extremely well in India and its cars Chevrolet Beat and Cruze have gained the position of the industry benchmarks in their respective segments. Chevrolet Spark is a hatchback and is one of the most popular cars in the segment of small cars in India. The car offers unbeatable styling, performance, fuel efficiency, value for money proposition and other product attributes. The recent news of rolling out of 100,000th Chevy Spark simply throws light on the ultimate position that the car has gained in the country.

Chevrolet Cruze is a sedan and is known for the luxury and refinement it offers. The same is the story for Chevrolet Captiva. Since it was launched, the car has been the top contender in the SUV segment. Lately, the company launched a limited edition of Captiva called the Xtreme with some additional features like electric Sunroof, sporty red & black two tone interior trim, black bezel headlamps, smoked lens tail lamps, etc.

Source:- GM displayed range of offerings at Auto Expo South 2010 - New Cars

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