This would be their latest offering for the Indian consumer and they hope to perform well by selling good numbers of this car in India.
Ian Robertson CEO, Rolls-Royce spoke about their Indian ambitions: “I think it’ll have a very positive reception. Many of the older convertibles, dating right back to the ’20s and ’30s are in India today. So, we anticipate this will have a strong hold in our sales, going forward.”
The company in order to expand their availability would be opening its second Indian outlet in New Delhi. Their first dealership was opened in Mumbai in 2005. Rolls Royce hopes to attract more millionaires to their vehicles.
Robertson added: “I think there are still maharajahs who are buying these cars but we are also seeing the introduction of the car to many new entrepreneurs - people who have started up their businesses, people who have seen a great deal of success in just a few years. And from that perspective, right across Asia, we see a much younger profile in our overall sales now.”
Source:- AutoIndia
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