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General Motors India launched an updated version of its Chevrolet Cruze sedan, priced between Rs 13.7 lakh and 16.19 lakh (ex-showroom, Delhi). "The Cruze has received an overwhelming response from consumers across India since its launch in 2009 and continues to be the largest-selling Chevrolet nameplate globally," General Motors India Vice President, Sales, Marketing and After Sales, Rajesh Singh said in a statement. Click NEXT to read ...

9:50 AM by General Motors may introduce facelifted models of their existing line-up in India. The company recently appointed Arvind Saxena as the president and MD who took charge earlier this year. He takes over at a very difficult time for the ...

General Motors India has announced the launch of a limited edition version of their Sail hatchback and sedan models. The limited edition models of the Sail will come with new features such as side body graphics, reverse parking sensors, indicators ...

General Motors India, the local arm of US automobile giant General Motors Co, has launched updated versions of its Chevrolet Cruze sedan. The sedans have been priced between Rs 14.37 lakh and 16.99 lakh (ex-showroom, Mumbai). "The Cruze has received an ...

General Motors India, which has two plants with a combined capacity of 2.82 lakh units per annum, is betting big on export of cars from the country. The company would start export of cars late this year. "Export out of India is an attractive proposition.

has reduced prices of its various models by up to Rs 49,000 following the excise duty cut across car categories announced in the interim budget. The company has reduced prices across categories in the range starting from Rs 12,000 to Rs 49,000, General Motors ...

General Motors India, which manufactures and sells Chevrolet brand cars, SUVs and MPVs in the country, will start export of products in a big way later this year. "The company has taken an in-principle decision to export the products to other countries. This ...

General Motors on Wednesday blamed lack of sufficient processes within the company for the Tavera recall issue in India that was later found by a government-appointed panel as a "corporate fraud".

Workers at the General Motors Indias Halol unit returned to work on Monday after the workers union reached to an agreement with the company management. The union leader Nihil Mehta informed, The company has agreed to issue fresh contract letters to all ...