Maruti Plans New Showrooms to Sell More Expensive Cars
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Maruti Suzuki India Ltd. said it plans to set up almost 100 new showrooms in India in the next six to eight months to attract buyers seeking a more premium shopping experience.
The company will distribute the S-Cross, its first compact crossover, through the new NEXA network when it goes on sale in August. The dealerships would have dedicated relationship managers and customers will be able to customize their car on an iPad.