Ford India Sells 10,865 Cars in December 2015 in India
Ford India ended the year with a 15% rise in total vehicle sales during 2015.
Siddhartha Sharma
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Ford India ended the year with a 15 percent rise in total vehicle sales during 2015.
Combined domestic wholesales and exports in 2015 grew to 176,858 vehicles compared to 154,121 units in 2014. Domestic wholesales in the past year remained steady at 77,715 vehicles compared to 77,140 units in 2014 while exports rose to 99,143 vehicles from 76,981 units for the same period.
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<p>2015 has been a good year for Ford. We launched our new plant in Sanand, strengthened our product portfolio with the launch of Aspire and Figo, increased our exports, expanded our sales and service network including parts distributors across the country and welcomed more employees and customers to the Ford family. In 2016, we will continue to bring great products that customers want and value.</p>
<p><b>Anurag Mehrotra, Executive Director of Marketing – Sales and Service, Ford India</b></p>
Due to the recent floods in Chennai, the total vehicle sales in December stood at 10,865 vehicles from 14,401 units in the same month a year ago. Domestic wholesales stood at 5,924 units from 3,754 units a year ago. Exports in December declined to 4,941 units compared to 10,647 units in December 2014.
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