MUMBAI: To penetrate deeper in the fast growing entry level sedan market, US car major Ford India on Monday launched a new variant 'Titanium' of its entry level sedan 'Fiesta Classic'
Priced at Rs 6.86 to 7.82 lakh ex-showroom New Delhi, the new Classic is available in both petrol and diesel options and is loaded with features like Bluetooth, speed sensing volume controls, drive away locks, all new beige interiors, alloy wheels etc. The price of the top-end variant of Classic has been slashed by up to Rs 70,000.
Priced at Rs 6.86 to 7.82 lakh ex-showroom New Delhi, the new Classic is available in both petrol and diesel options and is loaded with features like Bluetooth, speed sensing volume controls, drive away locks, all new beige interiors, alloy wheels etc. The price of the top-end variant of Classic has been slashed by up to Rs 70,000.
"By bringing in Bluetooth telephony in this segment and integrating eight other outstanding features, we have delivered on our promise to democratize technology and add unmatched value to a reliable, fun-to-drive Ford Classic", said Michael Boneham, president and managing director, Ford India.
The Classic will be pitted against the variants of Maruti Suzuki Swift Dzire and Toyota Etios and it is positioned a segment which sees sales of close to 6,000 units a month. And this is part of 28,000 to 30,000 units sales a month of entry level sedan in the country.
Ford India has managed to sell 3,675 units of sedans (Classic, Fiesta) in April to June quarter of FY-12, which is 6% higher than 3,435 units it sold for the same period in FY-13. Ford India is pinning its hopes on the new Classic Titanium to bring in the incremental numbers.
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