mercedes benz India continued its strong sales momentum, registering its highest ever second quarter sales in India. The company sold 7,573 units in the January-June period, registering a strong year-on-year growth of 56% till 2022. Mercedes-Benz cars, such as the C-Class, E-Class, S-Class and GLA, GLC And Gla The SUV contributed significantly to the sustained sales growth in the second quarter of 2022.
The brand says that highest Q2 sales were achieved with new product launches, continued demand for existing products and services and omni-channel customer journey created through Retail of the Future.
Despite the long waiting period and continued rise in operating costs, Mercedes-Benz finished the second quarter of 2022 with the highest number of 6000+ units and as per the company’s claims, it is looking to produce more cars and sell more for its products. Tries to reduce the current waiting list.
“Our highest ever Q2 is a result of positive customer sentiment, a young product portfolio across all segments and the successful roll-out of Retail of the Future. This sales record becomes even more significant against the backdrop of supply side challenges triggered by global growth and local market challenges,” adds Martin SchwenkoManaging Director and CEO of Mercedes-Benz India.
He further added, “While we expect the semiconductor shortage to continue in the coming months, it remains our endeavor to increase our production and deliver cars to customers and reduce waiting times. We have a solid order bank of over 6000+ cars which makes our market outlook very positive. Q3 will be extremely exciting as we bring some of the most anticipated Mercedes-Benz models from our global portfolio to an entirely new benchmark for our Indian customers. Prepare by making.
The brand says that highest Q2 sales were achieved with new product launches, continued demand for existing products and services and omni-channel customer journey created through Retail of the Future.
Despite the long waiting period and continued rise in operating costs, Mercedes-Benz finished the second quarter of 2022 with the highest number of 6000+ units and as per the company’s claims, it is looking to produce more cars and sell more for its products. Tries to reduce the current waiting list.
“Our highest ever Q2 is a result of positive customer sentiment, a young product portfolio across all segments and the successful roll-out of Retail of the Future. This sales record becomes even more significant against the backdrop of supply side challenges triggered by global growth and local market challenges,” adds Martin SchwenkoManaging Director and CEO of Mercedes-Benz India.
He further added, “While we expect the semiconductor shortage to continue in the coming months, it remains our endeavor to increase our production and deliver cars to customers and reduce waiting times. We have a solid order bank of over 6000+ cars which makes our market outlook very positive. Q3 will be extremely exciting as we bring some of the most anticipated Mercedes-Benz models from our global portfolio to an entirely new benchmark for our Indian customers. Prepare by making.