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junky · 24th January 2008, 10:48

Source: The good old Fiat gets stylish

The good old Fiat gets stylish

Fiat India vice-chairman and CEO of Fiat Powertrain Technologies Alfredo Altavilla says that Italian auto giant is all set for a new beginning in India.
Talking about how Fiat looks at the Indian market, Altavila says that the company is very optimistic about the country as it is growing very big in terms of volumes. “We are extremely positive about it and are going to launch five new products this year. We look forward to gaining more presence with our new strategies and products,” he confides.
The company will launch Linea and Grande Punto during the third quarter while Palio diesel will be launched in March.
“The current year will see Fiat working on the re-establishment of the brand in India,” he says. He adds that the new launches will be supported by increasing the number of Tata-Fiat dealers to more than 100 in the coming years. The company is expecting to sell about 70,000 units of its Fiat models in the next two years.
“We plan to develop India into one of our leading Markets in sync with our international image —as a leading manufacturer of finest and stylish cars,” he asserts

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junky BHPian Join Date: Jul 2007 Location: bangalore Posts: 86	Source: The good old Fiat gets stylish The good old Fiat gets stylish Fiat India vice-chairman and CEO of Fiat Powertrain Technologies Alfredo Altavilla says that Italian auto giant is all set for a new beginning in India. Talking about how Fiat looks at the Indian market, Altavila says that the company is very optimistic about the country as it is growing very big in terms of volumes. “We are extremely positive about it and are going to launch five new products this year. We look forward to gaining more presence with our new strategies and products,” he confides. The company will launch Linea and Grande Punto during the third quarter while Palio diesel will be launched in March. “The current year will see Fiat working on the re-establishment of the brand in India,” he says. He adds that the new launches will be supported by increasing the number of Tata-Fiat dealers to more than 100 in the coming years. The company is expecting to sell about 70,000 units of its Fiat models in the next two years. “We plan to develop India into one of our leading Markets in sync with our international image —as a leading manufacturer of finest and stylish cars,” he asserts Note from Moderator: Kindly avoid using [COLOR] tags Last edited by adya33 : 24th January 2008 at 10:50.