Recently Ferrari had announced its re-entry into India.
According to a report by the Economic Times, Italian car maker Maserati has confirmed that it will re-enter India "in the medium-term".
Last year, Maserati's sister company Ferrari parted ways with its former distributor and importer in India, Shreyans Group, after reported complaints of poor after-sales and no delivery of products even after customers made large advance payments. Thereafter Maserati followed, citing similar reasons.
Earlier this month, Ferrari announced its re-entry, appointing its own dealerships in Mumbai and Delhi. So it was natural for Maserati to follow the same route as Ferrari, but the business structure and set-up are yet to be finalised, Maserati Global Overseas Markets MD, Umberto Cini, mentioned to the publication.
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Maserati currently has the Ghibli, Quattroporte, GranTurismo, and GranCabrio in its line up. Upcoming vehicles include the production version of Alfieri that was unveiled last year as a concept and the Levante SUV, which goes on sale later this year.
[Source - Economic Times]
