Tata Motors launches upgraded Sumo
Wednesday, 16 December 2009
MUMBAI, Dec 15 (Economic Times): Tata Motors, India's largest vehicle maker, expects sales of its sports utility vehicles to rise by 60 per cent to 4.000 units a month, following the introduction of an upgraded version of its Sumo model.
The company Monday launched the Sumo Grande MK II which will replace the Grande MK I and it will cost Rs 25,000 lesser than the outgoing model at Rs 0.6.43 million (ex-showroom Delhi).
"We are currently selling between 2,500 to 3,000 utility vehicles and we expect it to increase by 1,000 vehicles a month," said Rajiv Dube, head of the passenger vehicle division.
The company Monday launched the Sumo Grande MK II which will replace the Grande MK I and it will cost Rs 25,000 lesser than the outgoing model at Rs 0.6.43 million (ex-showroom Delhi).
"We are currently selling between 2,500 to 3,000 utility vehicles and we expect it to increase by 1,000 vehicles a month," said Rajiv Dube, head of the passenger vehicle division.