COVID-19 Lockdown Impact: Jaguar Land Rover India enhances online sales, service network
Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) India on Thursday said it has enhanced its online sales and service initiative amid the coronavirus pandemic
New Delhi: Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) India on Thursday said it has enhanced its online sales and service initiative amid the coronavirus pandemic.
The company, which is part of Tata Motors, already had a significant presence in online sales and has now introduced online service on its website.
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"At JLR India, our aim has always been to offer a hassle-free and transparent purchase and service experience for our customers," JLR India President and Managing Director Rohit Suri said in a statement.
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With the enhanced and updated purchase and service portals, the company is now able to offer the additional benefit of a contactless and safe environment to its customers, he added.
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The company currently sells models in 24 cities, through 27 authorised outlets.
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