Toyota Kirloskar Motor launches Online Retail Sales platform Wheels on Web
TKM indicates that its digital contribution to sales has increased by 5 times and the company’s e-bookings has substantially increased by 20 times as compared to past years
Toyota Kirloskar Motor (TKM) today announced the introduction of ‘Wheels on Web’ (WOW), an Online Retail Sales platform for the Bengaluru region. The "Wheels on Web" is a Business to Customer (B2C) platform that provides consumers real-time information of the status of the booked Toyota product.
TKM indicates that its digital contribution to sales has increased by 5 times and the company’s e-bookings have substantially increased by 20 times as compared to past years. TKM's virtual showroom continues to gain popularity with close to 1.3 million customers exploring it annually.
We believe that our newly launched ‘WOW’ (Wheels on Web), online retail platform, will revolutionise the car buying experience in India, said, Vice President, Sales and Strategic Marketing - Atul Sood, Vice President, Sales and Strategic Marketing, Toyota Kirloskar Motor said that the newly launched ‘WOW’ (Wheels on Web), online retail platform, will revolutionise the car buying experience in India.
Further, he added, "Our objective here is to provide value-added services to enable convenient car purchasing processes, facilitating end-to-end transaction including secured online payments as a one-stop-shop. With the availability of our varied models on this platform, we are confident of meeting the growing needs of the consumers at large”.
TKM continues to strongly focus on enhancing the smooth digital experience for its customers and with “Wheels on Web” platform being an integral part of such business plans, it is set to provide a unique, convenient, and reliable online car buying experience for the consumers.
RELATED ARTICLES
PHINIA Presents Gaseous Fuel Injection and Ignition Systems at Vienna Motor Symposium 2026
The company's research confirms hydrogen, CNG, and ammonia technologies are ready for commercial deployment across heavy...
MAHLE Cuts Scope 1 and 2 CO2 Emissions by 47% as Sustainability Report Debuts in Annual Report
The automotive supplier is within two percentage points of its 2030 decarbonisation target and has halved its workplace ...
Chinese Brands Go Upmarket as German Giants Struggle to Stay Relevant: Reuters Report
The 2026 Beijing Auto Show highlights a major power shift in the global auto industry, with Chinese carmakers moving int...




By Autocar Professional Bureau
14 Apr 2023
5847 Views
Shruti Shiraguppi
