BMW celebrates "Make in India" with Sachin Tendulkar
By doing this, the carmaker will be able to reduce costs and the final sticker price of its cars.
In a bid to increase its competitiveness in the Indian market, German carmaker BMW has increased the level of localisation in its cars assembled at the Chennai plant by upto 50 percent. By doing this, the carmaker will be able to reduce costs and the final sticker price of its cars.
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13 May 2015
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Prerna Lidhoo
