Volkswagen India inaugurates six touchpoints in Kerala

Volkswagen India expands its footprint in Kerala with the inauguration of city stores in Calicut, Trivandrum, Kochi, alongside an additional body shop facility in Kochi and two more Sales & Service facilities at Kodungallur & Palakkad that were inaugurated this year. 

The addition of these outlets marks a significant expansion for Volkswagen in Kerala, growing its footprint to 21 sales and 16 service facilities in the state. This growth underscores the brand’s commitment to providing premium mobility solutions to the growing customer base in Kerala.

Ashish Gupta, Brand Director, Volkswagen Passenger Cars India, said, “Kerala has always been a key market for Volkswagen India with its dynamic economy and discerning customer base. With the expanded network, we are well-positioned to meet the increasing demand from the upcoming festive season while continuing to offer a seamless, transparent, and value-for-money products and services to our customers in Kerala.”

The new city stores will showcase Volkswagen India’s premium product portfolio of the 5-star GNCAP safety-rated Taigun, Virtus as well as the Brand’s globally acclaimed Tiguan SUV. The Calicut city store features a two-car display, while the Trivandrum and Kochi outlets will each house displays of three cars from the Brand’s product portfolio.

The new body shop facility in Kochi, is equipped with 11 service bays and will also offer comprehensive services including Express Service and full-fledged body repair facilities This facility is designed to provide efficient, high-quality service to meet the needs of Volkswagen customers in the region.

Under the leadership of Ajit Bhaskaran, Managing Director of Pheonix Cars, there has been addition of two more Sales and Service facilities both at Kodungallur and Palakkad in the last six months in addition to the new city stores in Calicut.

With 200+ sales and 140 plus service facilities nationwide, Volkswagen continues to set expand its presence amid a growing appetite for premium mobility in India.