"Following the rollout of GST, we have decided to pass on the entire benefit to our customers. We are offering a price reduction of up to 12 per cent ranging between Rs 3,300 and Rs 2,17,000, depending on the model and variant," Tata Motors President, Passenger Vehicles Business Unit, Mayank Pareek said in a statement.
"Tiago boasts our new IMPACT design philosophy and has been a game changer for Tata Motors," the company's President, Passenger Vehicles Business Unit, Mayank Pareek, said in a statement.
Khatri will report to Mayank Pareek, President of Tata Motors’ passenger vehicle business unit.
Tata Motors today announced pre-bookings for its new small car Tigor.
The Tiago AMT variant will be available across the country at the company's over 597 sales outlets, Tata Motors said in a statement.
Tata Motors, India‘s largest automotive company, today announced that its new yet-to-be-launched sub-4 meter sedan will be called Tigor.
The company has a long waiting list for the vehicle which will be cleared soon so that more and more Hexa could come on road, Business Unit President for passenger vehicles at Tata Motors Mayank Pareek said.
In its bid to cut costs and improve efficiency, Tata Motors has initiated around 20 projects covering the entire gamut of the company's businesses, including factories and sales network.
Reflecting challenges faced by automobile industry in the wake of demonetisation, auto majors Hyundai Motor India, Mahindra & Mahindra and Ford India today reported decline in their domestic sales in December.
Demonetisation may have hit the auto sector with drop in footfalls but companies see this trend short live and demand picking up going forward.
The company will increase prices of its passenger vehicles starting from Rs 5,000 up to Rs 25,000 depending on the model due to various macro-economic factors.
Tata Motors sells a range of passenger vehicles, including the entry-level small car Nano, newly-launched hatchback Tiago and crossover vehicle Aria, which were priced at a range of Rs 2.15 lakh to Rs 16.3 lakh (ex-showroom Delhi).
Mayank Pareek, President of Passenger Vehicles Business at the automaker said that initial festive demand beginning Onam has been very good for Tata Motors. The company is on course to achieve its business plans globally, he added.
On the storyboard this week watch how Messi is steering Tata motors and we have Storyboard editor Anant Rangaswami in conversation with Mayank Pareek, President of its Passenger Vehicle Business unit in Tata Motors.
RC Bhargava, Chairman, Maruti Suzuki, says, it is too early to say if we are seeing real improvement in long-term growth, though April has been a good month for automotive industry.
The company, which is looking to clock "a very healthy double-digit growth in sales" this fiscal, will open one outlet every day after July to add 200 showrooms this year alone as part of its plan to have 1,500 outlets in the next five years.
Mayank Pareek, head of the company‘s passenger vehicle business said the prices were introductory and would be hiked soon
"There was significant growth in November and December 2014 and the fourth quarter of FY15 will be better than the third quarter of FY15," says Mayank Pareek.
Strategy includes launching two new models each year, setting up a dedicated team for customer satisfaction, driving deeper penetration into rural markets as well as driving sales through segmentation.
The resignation comes ahead of the automaker‘s premium sedan, Ciaz‘s launch, slated in October.
For a new car that we expect will be priced close to the Grand i10 (Rs 4-4.5 lakh), the Celerio packs in quite a lot of simple yet innovative solutions
Maruti Suzuki's Mayank Pareek told CNBC-TV18 that the rural growth of the company has been extremely good and satisfying. The company worked on its network, sales strategy, communication strategy, dealer working strategy to get better results, he added.
"We have been wanting to raise the price for some time as our input costs went up severely, mainly on account of weakening of rupee. However, the market was not conducive. Now it has become inevitable," Mayank Pareek, COO (Marketing and Sales) of the company told PTI.
Despite the industry slumping almost 10 percent, the rural markets however have grown at an astounding 20 percent. Auto majors from Maruti Suzuki, Hyundai to M&M are putting in place a strategy to woo the discerning rural customers with an addressable market of at least 50,000 potential buyers.
India's largest passenger car maker Maruti Suzuki today reported 5 percent decline in its total sales in March. However, last month the sales were a little higher than the streets expectations. Mayank Pareek, Managing Executive Officer Marketing & Sales of Maruti, told CNBC-TV18...