Uno Minda launches 4W rear view mirror
The product has been designed to enhance road visibility to drivers.
Uno Minda, a leading supplier of automotive Solutions to OEMs, on Tuesday announced introducing a range of four-wheeler rear mirrors in the Indian market.
The product has been designed to enhance road visibility to drivers, promoting attentiveness behind the wheel by offering a clear view of the vehicle's surroundings, the company said in a statement.
The four-wheeler rear view mirror features shatterproof, high-quality convex glass and has been designed as per recommended standards, guaranteeing compatibility and optimal performance across various four-wheeler models. Its durability in preventing cracks under normal conditions, the statement added.
Anand Kumar, Head of Product & Strategy, Aftermarket Domain, Uno Minda Ltd., said, " We're observing a notable shift within the automotive landscape. It's evident that consumers aren't solely focused on incorporating the latest gadgets into their vehicles. Instead, there's a discernible trend towards prioritising safety features and seeking enhancements that contribute to safer driving experiences. In response to this evolving consumer sentiment, we're pleased to introduce the four-wheeler Rear View Mirror in the aftermarket segment. This innovative product offers drivers a reliable, long-lasting solution, catering to their heightened emphasis on road safety.”
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