Delphi goes into motorsport mode

The MMPDA-Delphi car rally took place in Chennai recently. The inaugural rally, sponsored by Delphi Products and Service Solutions India and organised by Madras Motor Parts Dealers’ Association, was held at the MMSC track in Irungattukottai. The event was flagged off by Rajiv Arora, director, Indian sub-continent, Delphi Product and Service Solutions along with senior members of MMPDA.

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Delphi goes into motorsport mode

The MMPDA-Delphi car rally took place in Chennai recently. The inaugural rally, sponsored by Delphi Products and Service Solutions India and organised by Madras Motor Parts Dealers’ Association, was held at the MMSC track in Irungattukottai. The event was flagged off by Rajiv Arora, director, Indian sub-continent, Delphi Product and Service Solutions along with senior members of MMPDA.

Participants in the rally included MMPDA members, parts distributors, retailers, semi-wholesale distributors and associate members such as component manufacturers and their families.

Since its launch in 2000, Delphi’s aftermarket division, Delphi Products and Service Solutions (DPSS) has been interacting with customers through dealers and spare parts retailers and events like these as well.

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