Isuzu Motors of Japan, which has a fully owned subsidiary in Chennai, aims to sell 50,000 pickup vehicles in India in the next few years to gain market leadership. It has earmarked Rs3,000 crore investment for a 1.2 lakh units per year manufacturing facility. Isuzu has started assembling `D-Max' pickups at Hindustan Motors' Chennai plant. It will crank up sales once its own manufacturing facility in Sri City in Andhra Pradesh gets on stream in 2016.
Tuesday, 3 June 2014
JAPAN'S ISUZU MOTORS PLANS TO SELL 50,000 PICKUP VEHICLES IN INDIA
Isuzu Motors of Japan, which has a fully owned subsidiary in Chennai, aims to sell 50,000 pickup vehicles in India in the next few years to gain market leadership. It has earmarked Rs3,000 crore investment for a 1.2 lakh units per year manufacturing facility. Isuzu has started assembling `D-Max' pickups at Hindustan Motors' Chennai plant. It will crank up sales once its own manufacturing facility in Sri City in Andhra Pradesh gets on stream in 2016.
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