Recently, there was an auto expo held in Paris. It was a big auto show but unfortunately Indian companies were not present there.
Despite of their absence in the Paris Motor Show, India was still shinning in the event. You know why?
The fact remains that this motor show was accentuated with Indian roots. Yes, we simply mean that three global debuts at the event would be exclusively manufactured in India for the global market. The three car models are Hyundai i10, Suzuki’s Alto, and Nissan Pixo.
Suzuki Alto and Nissan Pixo are different names of the same car, the proposed Maruti Suzuki A-Star. In Europe the car has made its debut and is expected to roll out on Indian roads by November 2008.
Hyundai i20 from the hatchback segment is the extension of Hyundai i-series cars that the company is manufacturing to carve a niche on the global platform.
The entry of these cars played a vital role in strengthening the confidence and faith of global car manufacturers in Indian designing, engineering, and manufacturing. Global players were actually amazed to see the wonders driven from India.
Labels: Auto-Expo, Hyundai-i10, Maruti-Suzuki-A-Star, Nissan Pixo, Suzuki’s Alto
1 Comments:
This is something interesting. Indians should feel proud of being an Indian. The Indian car industry has carved its own niche in the global market and is gradually emerging as the most developed car market. New technologies and advancements are also approaching the industry coupled with new experiences and talents. Yes, I know that Indian talents are the catchhold of every economy because I believe we have the highest number of learned, talented and skilled professionals in all industries. Global car manufacturers are catching hold of Indian car designers and car engineers to fulfill their needs of producing top-notch car models.
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