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Mercedes-Benz will launch 10 new vehicles in India in 2023

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German luxury carmaker Mercedes-Benz will launch ten new vehicles in India in 2023 with majority in the over Rs 1-crore price category, which grew over 69 per cent last year, according to a senior company official. Mercedes-Benz India, which posted a record sales in 2022 at 15,822 units, had sold over 3,500 cars that are priced above Rs 1 crore last year. In 2021, Mercedes-Benz India had sold 11,242 units. Its previous best sales was achieved in 2018 at 15,583 units. The company is looking at an overall double-digit sales growth this year, and as part of the drive it launched its ‘AMG E53 4MATIC+ Cabriolet’ model priced at Rs 1.3 crore on Friday. ”The biggest growth for us in the last year has come from the TEV (top-end vehicle) segment, where we have grown by 69 per cent,” newly appointed Managing Director & CEO of Mercedes-Benz India Santosh Iyer told PTI. The company’s top-end vehicles include S-Class Maybach, GLS Maybach, top-end AMGs, S-Class and GLS SUV, which are priced over Rs 1 crore (ex-showroom). Iyer, who is the first Indian to be elevated to lead Mercedes-Benz in the country, said the share of its TEV has increased to 22 per cent of the company’s total sales, up from 12 per cent in pre-Covid year of 2018. He further said bringing more products in the TEV segment will be a part of the company’s ”six pillar” strategy for 2023. ”The first pillar is to think and act like a luxury brand and for that we will be introducing 10 desirable cars in 2023, majority of them will be in the TEV segment…,” he said. Expanding the TEV base is a key part of the strategy, Iyer said, adding, ”we have grown at 69 per cent and we will be launching more products there. We have sold more than 3,500 cars only in TEVs in 2022… that’s a lot of cars in the Rs 1-crore-plus segment”. Also, he said the company will be putting a lot of emphasis on its online store in order to enhance the omni channel experience for its customers. ”We sold 2,000 cars t

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