The lender, through its over 5,000 rural and semi-urban branch network, will provide tractor loan facility to customers of Mahindra and Mahindra
Mahindra & Mahindra (M&M) on Monday said it has launched BS-VI compliant variants of its three-wheeler brand Alfa, priced up to Rs 2.67 lakh (ex-showroom Mumbai). The three-wheeler brand comes with four trims to cater to both passenger and cargo segments. The price of cargo variants starts from Rs 2.59 lakh while that of the passenger trims begin from Rs 2.67 lakh. There has been some delay in launching BS-VI range of three-wheelers, given the supply chain disruptions due to COVID-19, M&M CEO Automotive Division Veejay Nakra said in a statement. With all of that behind us and the onset of the festive season, we see good demand in both load and passenger segments and we are gearing up our production accordingly to meet this demand. With these launches we are confident to regain our spot among the top three players in the three-wheeler segment," he added.
The benefits range from cash discounts, attractive EMIs to Covid-19 cover
Buyers have been lapping up new model launches, show booking and sales trends
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Motilal Oswal Securities believes the new 'Thar' has the capability to lure fan base customers.
The new generation Thar is available in 2-litre petrol and 2.2-litre diesel variants and deliveries will start from November 1
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M&M's Farm Equipment Sector (FES), a part of the USD 19.4 billion Mahindra Group, on Friday said it has rolled out Krish-e centres in Maharashtra under its new 'Farming as a Service' business.
Mahindra & Mahindra launched the all-new version of its sports utility vehicle Thar, price between Rs 9.8 lakh and Rs 13.75 lakh (ex-showroom)
Tractor sales also increased with largest tractor seller Mahindra & Mahindra selling 18 per cent more farm equipment indicating that a good monsoon was driving the rural economy
Domestic auto major Mahindra & Mahindra Ltd on Wednesday said it has raised Rs 1.11 crore from online auctioning of the first unit of all-new version of SUV Thar, which is set to be launched on October 2. Mahindra has matched the amount raised at the auction and the total proceeds of Rs 2.22 crores will be donated towards coronavirus pandemic relief work, a release said. The idea of the auction was to harness Thar's iconic status to galvanise the country during this trying time and aid its fight against COVID-19 pandemic, it said. The online auction, which lasted for six days, witnessed almost 5,500 registrations from nearly 550 locations across the country. The auction reserve price was set at Rs 25 lakh, and the winning bid was placed at Rs 1.11 crore, M&M Ltd in the release. The winner has chosen Swades Foundation to receive the entire proceeds from the auction and support COVID-19 relief work, it added. "It is heartening to see the interest and generosity that this auction
Mahindra's move was overdue given that the city SUV segment has been aggressively targeted by competition
Ujjivan SFB said as part of the ''Raftaar Loans'' product mix, the customised offerings will be available across southern and eastern regions: Karnataka, Tamil Nadu, and West Bengal
The last four months of 2020 include various auspicious occasions such as Navratri, Dussehra, Diwali, etc, hence, consumer's discretionary purchases rise in such months
M&M had announced that its wholly-owned arm Mahindra Renewables would sell its entire stake in three subsidiaries to CLP India, a part of Hong Kong-based CLP Group
The company hopes to have 30 per cent green and sustainable vehicles in its fleet in the next 3 years or by FY23-24
Growth could have been steeper had the fleet segment not got hammered due to the pandemic-induced curbs on public transport
Interdependence will play an important role in global and domestic economies, he said adding "we should avoid any knee jerk reaction or ask for bans of imports or any such acts"