General Motors India has recorded an export number of 7,661 units of Chevrolet Beat in September 2016. The 7,661 units of Beat has been exported to Central and South America. Driving this performance was a record month of exports from GM India to Mexico, 7254 units.
GM India exports the left hand drive Beat to countries including Mexico, Chile, Peru, Central American and Caribbean Countries (CAC), Uruguay and Argentina. GM India has so far exported 70,072 units of Chevrolet Beat and became the sixth most exported passenger vehicle out of India during financial year 2015-16.
“We are proud of our hardworking and professional employees, who can celebrate this milestone for the highest number of exports for Beat,” said Srini Rajagopalan, Vice President – Planning & Exports, GM India.
“This milestone is a testament to our commitment to provide the highest quality standards to global customers from our state-of-the-art Talegaon plant. Whether it’s in India or anywhere else in the world, General Motors follows the highest quality standards in its manufacturing processes providing same high-quality vehicles that customers in India and around the world expect and deserve,” added Srini.
GM India began vehicle exports from India to Chile in September 2014. The Beat, badged the Spark outside India, is available in more than 70 markets worldwide and has sold over 1 million units. Among other global manufacturing locations, the Beat is produced at GM India’s manufacturing facility at Talegaon, Maharashtra.
Exports will continue to be important for GM India. In 2015, 21,000 Chevrolet vehicles were exported to 40 countries, including Chile and Mexico. This year there will be a significant growth in exports with an additional 50,000 units, reinforcing the importance of the market and the strong local supplier base.
