BMW India has past Mercedes-Benz auto sales in India by selling 1,232 cars in the country during the January-April period. Mercedes-Benz sold 1,014 units in the same period, thus losing its number one position in the luxury car segment. In India, Audi is a distant third with January-April sales of 496 units.
The rapid growth of BMW India may be partially due to the number of new models the auto maker introduces on a regular basis; the new 7 Series, 3 Series, X5 and the diesel variant of the X3. There are currently a dozen BMW dealerships in India with an additional 10 slated for year end 2010. It appears BMW's expansion plans are heading in the right direction.
The rapid growth of BMW India may be partially due to the number of new models the auto maker introduces on a regular basis; the new 7 Series, 3 Series, X5 and the diesel variant of the X3. There are currently a dozen BMW dealerships in India with an additional 10 slated for year end 2010. It appears BMW's expansion plans are heading in the right direction.
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