Skoda Auto India posts record sales growth of 43% in June, 2010
Skoda Auto India, a fully owned subsidiary of SkodaAuto a.s., Czech Republic and one of the most promising automobile companies in India, today announced a sales growth of 43% for the month of June 2010 over the same period last year. Skoda Auto India’s total sales for June 2010 stood at 1638 units against 1145 Skoda Auto India sales for the first half of 2010 (Jan-June’10) stood at an impressive 68% growth as compared to the same period last year. The company sold a total of 9814 units from January to June 2010 as against 5840 units for the same period last year.
All the Skoda models have improved in their market share as compared to last year. Skoda Superb has been outperforming the D segment with almost 30% market share and has maintained the No. 1 position since its market introduction.
Skoda Auto’s sales growth has been indicating an upward trend from the very beginning Speaking on the achievement Mr. Thomas Kuehl, Board Member, Sales and
Marketing, Skoda Auto India said “Our commitment to quality and superior technology has enabled consumers to see value in our offering and that is evident from the growth figures for the first half of 2010. We are delighted to see this growth and extremely positive about continuing this growth trend. At Skoda Auto, we are constantly engaging with our customers and looking to enhance their experience through after sales and customer care.
For Skoda enthusiast in the interiors of India, SkodaAuto has initiated a month long “Fabia Float Campaign”. A float displaying Skoda Fabia and a test drive car will
travel across the interiors of various states such as Maharashtra, Gujarat and Punjab. This makes the Skoda Fabia freely available for potential customers in these states for a test drive in their own streets.
Internationally, Skoda Auto is one of the fastest growing automobile companies worldwide. The car maker has a strong presence in Central Western Europe; it is also extremely successful in emerging markets like China and India.