Skip to main content

AutoMovers Group Outlines Rs 500 Crore Capex to Double Retail Outlets to 200

The multi-brand retailer aims to expand across North and Central India.

Dev  VadchhediaBy Dev Vadchhedia calendar 27 Oct 2026 Views icon1 Views Share - Share to Facebook Share to Twitter Share to LinkedIn Share to Whatsapp
AutoMovers Group Outlines Rs 500 Crore Capex to Double Retail Outlets to 200

AutoMovers Group plans to expand its operational footprint to over 200 outlets across North and Central India over the next three to five years, the company announced on Tuesday.

To support its network growth, the company has earmarked a capital expenditure of Rs 500 crore, which will be deployed toward dealership expansion, service infrastructure, and new business avenues spanning passenger vehicles, commercial vehicles, and pre-owned vehicle sales.

"Our focus over the next three to five years is to build a stronger and wider automotive retail network. Reaching 200-plus outlets will allow us to serve more customers, strengthen our brand partnerships and create new opportunities in the markets we enter," said Sanjeet Singh Talwar, Managing Director of AutoMovers Group.

The group currently operates more than 100 automotive and allied outlets, holding dealership partnerships with manufacturers including Mahindra, Tata Motors, Kia, Skoda, Jeep, Citroën, Ashok Leyland, and JSW.

RELATED ARTICLES

Schaeffler India Q3 2026 Net Profit Rises 21 Percent to Rs 349 Crore as Revenues Expand

auther Dev Vadchhedia calendar27 Oct 2026

The automotive component maker posts consolidated revenue of Rs 3,089 crore, driven by growth across automotive technolo...

BikeWo GreenTech Partners Green Drive Mobility to Deploy 5,000 Electric Trucks

auther Dev Vadchhedia calendar27 Oct 2026

BikeWo intends to invest up to Rs 150 crore to expand electric freight operations across India.

Electricity Connection Costs Could Slow Dealership Charging Rollout: FADA

auther Anurag Chaturvedi calendar27 Oct 2026

Delhi’s EV policy requires automakers to install public chargers at dealerships, but securing additional power load can ...