According to the company's official statement, the new Trinity Motors showroom is located in the posh locality of Kalyaninagar and its fully-equipped workshop is situated in Wagholi. The dealership was inaugurated today by Roland Folger, and Gaurav Ghatge, Executive Director, Trinity Motors. At the event Folger said, "We are glad to inaugurate our second luxury car dealership and service centre in our vibrant hometown of Pune. We will be inaugurating 10 new outlets this year as part of our 'winning' philosophy, of which qualitative network expansion drive is an integral part."
The statement also says that the new Mercedes-Benz dealership is equipped to provide customers the best offerings of the brand. The dealership and the workshop of Trinity Motors are spread over a cumulative area of 48,500 sq. ft. with more than 100 well-trained staff working in the showroom and the service centre. The showroom in large enough to display 11 cars and features an exclusive S Lounge, which is specially designed to showcase the S-Class flagship models of Mercedes Benz including the Mercedes-Maybach. Additionally the outlet also comes with a special Mercedes café, a video wall and a separate children's play area intended for the customers.
Talking about Mercedes-Benz's new brand strategy, Roland Folger, said, "Our philosophy for 2016 is 'Winning' as we strive to create newer avenues to create proximity with our distinguished customers. We are amidst one of the most exciting phases in the Indian luxury automotive market today as we are the fastest growing luxury car brand in the country. Last year, Mercedes-Benz sold the highest number of cars since its inception in India. Mercedes-Benz India also received tremendous impetus as it remains 'India's Most Awarded Luxury Car Manufacturer'. We have an exciting year ahead of us as we prepare to launch several of our fascinating new products for our discerning customers. Mercedes-Benz India also has the best network reach and we are committed to extend our brand promise of 'Best or nothing' to our patrons."
