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Triumph inaugurates new dealership in Indore

This is the iconic British marque’s 11th dealership in India<br />

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Overdrive|Jul 24, 2015, 10:38:45 IST

Triumph Motorcycle India Private Limited has inaugurated a new dealership in Indore, Madhya Pradesh. Central Triumph is the iconic British marque’s 11th dealership in India and its first in the state.

Situated on Ring Road in Indore, the new dealership is spread across three levels and also includes a service centre with two service bays. Triumph says that the spare parts division is well stocked too.

The showroom is designed as per the global theme and features a Build Your Own Bike Section that provides customers with the facility to customise the motorcycle. The dealership will also retail Triumph’s accessories and apparel.

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Speaking at the inauguration, Vimal Sumbly, managing director, Triumph Motorcycles India Private Limited said, “The opening of this dealership advances our commitment to not only better establish the Triumph marque in the state but more importantly, to extend a comprehensive suite of after sales services and support to our esteemed customers in Central India. The strategy is to align our presence across all strategic locations where we are assured to gain a competitive advantage and generate a strong brand eminence. I think Indore in particular is extremely crucial to our plan for Central India. With our state- of-the art dealership, our aim is to give the brand lovers an overall experience of the product that they deserve from a globally renowned brand like Triumph Motorcycles.”

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The new dealership will sell Triumph’s entire model range, from the Bonneville to the Street Triple as well as the Rocket III and the Daytona 675R.

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First Published:Jul 24, 2015, 10:38:45 IST
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