"With
the growing demand of Mercedes-Benz products, a spiralling aspiration
among young successful Indians, our extensive and expanding local
portfolio, combined with an unparalleled network and innovations in
customer service; we are positive that the next production milestone
will be attained even earlier," said Roland Folger, Managing Director
and CEO, Mercedes-Benz India.
The
company was the first luxury automotive brand to enter the Indian
market in 1994. The "W 124 E-Class" was the first luxury car in India's
modern era which rolled out of the assembly plant of Mercedes-Benz
India in Pimpri, Pune.
Presently,
Mercedes-Benz India's production facility is based in Chakan near Pune.
It has been set up with an investment of more than Rs 1,000 crore.
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