Delhi Auto Expo 2010 – Volkswagen
Volkswagen AG is fast becoming the world leader in the automotive industry. It has already become the largest producer surpassing Toyota. The company is now planning its aggressive marketing strategy in the Indian automobile market. It first push will come at the Delhi Auto Expo in January 2010. Volkswagen India is planning to introduce its small car model VW Polo. It will be the first family car from the company in its Indian product portfolio. VW currently sells its premium sedan models Jetta and Passat. It also introduced its luxury small car model Beetle in India which has been received well by the Indian customers. VW will display these models along with its SUV model VW Touareg in India.
The new VW Polo will be positioned in the A2 segment of small cars and will compete with models like Maruti Swift and Fiat Punto. The car will finally hit the Indian roads by March 2010. VW has booked a 1500 sq. mt pavilion at the Delhi Auto Expo to exhibit its existing product range along with its upcoming models in India.
Volkswagen is also planning to launch yet another small car model ‘Up!’ in India. It is expected that the model will be showcased at the Auto Expo. Up! will be placed below VW Polo but it is still not clear when the car will finally hit the Indian roads. VW may also showcase its sedan model VW Golf that is positioned above Polo in the international markets. Golf may not be introduced in the Indian market soon and may be present only for display purpose.
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The vw passat rocks!
January 03, 2010 by Bains
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quality of the car is always lowered when manufactured in India. Even paint finish is not the same. Pickup is not the same, maybe bcos of quality of fuel and roads. Cause of concern is that like skoda cars VW may also be very high on service and spare part costs. Toyota and Maruti suzuki are cheaper in that respect.
December 30, 2009 by Jatinder Singh Ahluwalia
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i am interested to by polo,send configration and prize details.
December 28, 2009 by Neelesh Mahajan
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There is a general fear and impression in India about the Volkswagen company. After having sold their cars to Indian public, they will make bill holes in their incomes in after sales service and spare parts. The company can never compete Maruti in this regard. However, one only has to see what is next...
December 28, 2009 by M R Goplani
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WHO READS THESE COMMENTS? THE Mfrs are not bothered but in my comments,only the Common Man who reads and who has the time,and who wants to gain general knowledge may Read. and thats all. Hence it is NO USE. Dr P C Rao, Pune
December 28, 2009 by Dr P C Rao
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