Maserati opens its first dealership in India at New Delhi

This centre will handle sales, after-sales service and also a parts facility, while similar ones will soon be opened in Mumbai and Bangalore

Overdrive|Sep 22, 2015, 17:58:36 IST

Maserati has opened its first dealership for India in New Delhi in partnership with AMP Supercars. They re-entered the Indian market earlier this year after their departure in 2013 following the termination of a marketing contract with the Shreyans Group. This new facility located on Mathura Road will showcase the Quattroporte, Ghibli, GranTurismo and the GranCabrio. This centre will handle sales, after-sales service and also a parts facility. Maserati will soon set up similar facilities in Mumbai (Bagga Luxury Motorcars) and Bangalore (Jubilant Autoworks Pvt Ltd) as well.

Bojan Jankulovski, head of operations for India said, “We are thrilled to begin our journey in India with our first dealership launch in the capital. AMP Supercars is an established leader in the luxury car industry. Not only is there a demand for exclusive luxury products in the market; clients also expect world-class standards which we aim to meet with this new facility under the leadership of AMP Supercars.”

Gurmeet Anand, the dealer principal of AMP Supercars had also commented saying, “It is a matter of great pride for us that the first Maserati showroom in India is being launched under the AMP Supercars banner. We are confident of being able to deliver Maserati’s values of luxury, excellence and exclusivity to ensure our clients’ satisfaction. We look forward to a strong, long-term association with the trident brand.”

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