SUV Boom, Premiumisation to Power Continental India’s Growth Ambitions
Continental expects larger wheel sizes and premium vehicles to reshape tyre demand in India.
Kiran Murali
03 Jun 2026
The 2-year scheme includes a 5% interest subvention on vehicle loans, monthly fuel vouchers of up to Rs 4,800 for five years from OMCs, and ex-showroom discounts of around 8% from OEMs.
Read moreContinental expects larger wheel sizes and premium vehicles to reshape tyre demand in India.
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