Harman Brings Affordable Premium Car Audio JBL 'Autostage' to India

Harman, in collaboration with Sahil Audio International, has announced the launch of JBL Autostage. This is the first complete plug and play audio upgrade package, which reduces costs of installation and fabrication fees.
So for those of you who want to upgrade the sound quality from the one you receive from the factory fitted unit, the JBL Autostage is exactly what you need. This new car audio package will be available in two versions: Carstage (2000W Peak power) and Sportstage (3000W Peak power).
Harman has partnered with automotive companies in India wherein customers can now opt for JBL 'Autostage' in their accessory list. The new audio concept comes equipped with a specialised speaker bracket that fits into almost every car available in India.
Being a complete plug-and-play wiring system, the products can be fitted in all cars without tampering with stock wires. No splicing or fabricating is required, quite like in a typical aftermarket system as these systems utilise the factory head unit, helping consumers avoid the cost of updating the head unit and other related fees.
Speaking on the occasion Mr M Lakshmi Narayan, Managing Director, HARMAN India said, "JBL Autostage is a revolutionary offering that displays HARMAN's commitment to providing innovative, affordable and high quality audio products that have been designed exclusively for the Indian market. In an industry first, Indian consumers will be able to upgrade their in-car audio experience with great ease both at the time of installation as well as at the time of payment."
The price for the JBL Autostage starts at Rs.29,990. To make the product more accessible to customers, JBL has tied up with 12 leading banks to offer EMI schemes. The JBL Autostage is available at new car showrooms and premium aftermarket dealers.
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