DriveX launches seventh company owned company operated store in Coimbatore
This strengthens its Omni-channel presence and positions Coimbatore as a strategic hub for expansion in the South.
DriveX, India's first and largest fully integrated platform for refurbished two-wheelers, announced the inauguration of its latest company-owned showroom in Sulur, Coimbatore, Tamil Nadu, taking the total number of outlets across the country to 56.
With this distinctive launch in Coimbatore, DriveX establishes a hub-and-spoke model, enabling seamless, frictionless operation all over the region.
The expansion of DriveX's physical stores is a testament to its commitment and highly efficient omnichannel presence, facilitating customers to access their entire inventory and services on their website and physical stores.
Narain Karthikeyan, India's first Formula 1 driver and the founder of DriveX initiated the store inauguration.
"Our Coimbatore store is not just another run-of-the-mill retail store, but a strategic hub and epicenter of our operations in the south of India. The inherent connectivity advantage of Coimbatore will enable us to develop such a hub-and-spoke model efficiently and be more customer-focused in our service offerings. The store will embody our commitment to deliver world-class customer experiences and communicate our growth aspirations as we expand our prominence in local markets," Karthikeyan said.
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09 Aug 2024
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