Italian luxury supercar maker Lamborghini has inaugurated its latest dealership in India at Mathura Road, Delhi.
Lamborghini opens new dealership in Delhi
Luxury sportscar maker Lamborghini expands footprint in India.
1 min read•23 Sep '13
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The new facility will have a customer lounge and specialised staff and the showroom will showcase the entire Lamborghini line-up in India. The carmaker currently offers the Aventador range including the Aventador LP700 4 and the Roadster, along with the Gallardo range which includes the Gallardo Coupe, Gallardo Spyder, Gallardo Superleggera, Gallardo LP 560 4 and Gallardo LP 570 4 Edizione Tecnica. The Gallardo is the most popular model here from the carmaker, racking up sales of around 900 units till date.
Stephan Winkelmann, president and CEO, Lamborghini, said, "Recognising the country’s potential; Lamborghini was the first super-luxury sports car brand to establish itself in India. Today, the audience here for Lamborghini is far wider than just its owners. India is an important market for us. Hence we are looking at expanding our network and look forward to continuing our success and commitment in India.”
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