Mahindra First Choice Services opens second workshop in Pune
Mahindra First Choice Services workshop offers instant service facility.
1 min read•11 Jul '13
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Mahindra First Choice Services inaugurated its second workshop at Hadapsar in Pune.
The workshop is spread across 20,000 sq ft and has the capacity to service over 1,000 cars in a month. It also has the first ‘Insta Serve’ system.
Mr. Rajeev Dubey, president of the group HR, corporate services and after-market, Mahindra & Mahindra, said, “This is our second workshop in Pune and we are happy to have increased our footprint. We also feel elated to have launched India’s first car workshop with the ‘Insta Serve’ facility. This facility is currently the best and fastest in the diagnosis of brake efficiency, lubricant changing, washing and express servicing, coupled with state-of-the-art tools and equipment, all under one roof. This facility is not only the fastest, but the most accurate in problem detection and does not depend on the judgment of an individual alone.”
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