Fiat's Indian adventure continues. Not only did Lingotto confirm the joint venture with Tata Motors, which produces around 200 cars and 300 engines at the Ranjangaon plant. Not only. The Turin-based company has also announced the opening of 20 dealerships in as many cities in the Asian country.
"Fiat will continue to sell its cars through the Tata Motors network - said Marius D'Lima, head of communications for Fiat India - but in 20 selected cities where the Indian group is present with its own points of sale, the Italian group will be able to open dealerships” with its own brand.
“Having our own dealerships will help us grow sales considerably – said the CEO of Fiat India Automobiles, Rajeev Kapoor – and when demand increases, obviously production will also increase”.
