Italian supercar maker Ferrari has launched its new showroom and service centre in New Delhi on Mathura Road. The company has appointed Select Cars as its new dealer for the North and Eastern regions.
Italian supercar maker Ferrari has launched its new showroom and service centre in New Delhi on Mathura Road. The company has appointed Select Cars as its new dealer for the North and Eastern regions. The showroom can accommodate up to three cars and will offer full service capability with a personalization area to support customers to configure their new Ferrari.
The company has appointed Navnit Motors in Mumbai and will also inaugurate a dealership in the city on Tuesday. The company says it is happy with 2 dealers for India so far but will look at Bengaluru in the future as an option to cover the southern market.
Ferrari showcased the Ferrari California T at the showroom but new products are on their way. The 488 GTB and 488 Spider are expected to launch in 2016 and that should stir things up for the prancing horse.
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