Chevrolet has a plan to roll out 10 models in 5 years

The car manufacturing Brand Chevrolet is planning to make a huge investment of 1 billion in their plant in Talegaon. It is the plant that is currently engaged in the production of the Trailblazer SUV that is supposed to be launched in the month of October 2015, a Spin MPV slated for a 2017 launch, chased by Chevrolet Cruze and Beat hatchback and notchback.

The car manufacturing Brand Chevrolet is planning to make a huge investment of $1 billion in their plant in Talegaon. It is the plant that is currently engaged in the production of the Trailblazer SUV that is supposed to be launched in the month of October 2015, a Spin MPV slated for a 2017 launch, chased by Chevrolet Cruze and Beat hatchback and notchback. As the brand Chevrolet is planning and working upon, enhancing their presence in the native market of our country, they have declared today that they are ready to make a huge investment of $1 billion in the Indian market, carrying strategies to introduce 10 brand new models in the upcoming 5 years.
 
Chevrolet has a plan to roll out 10 models in 5 years
 
The car manufacturer unveiled intentions to roll out the Chevrolet Trailblazer SUV by the month of October in this current year and the Spin MPV, by the start of the year 2017. The company also has intentions to roll out a new Cruze, the hatchback Beat and also Beat as a notchback. The investment would be made at the company’s plant in Talegaon, situated near to Pune. Strategy has been prepared to enhance the production in this unit to 220,000 units by the coming year 2025, greater than the present 130,000 units. Their Halol plant in Gujarat would be closed down before the second half of the following year 2016.
 
The investment Chevrolet Trailblazer was declared by Mary Barra, CEO, General Motors at an occasion in the capital today. This investment is a portion of the company's worldwide preparation to spend $5 billion to toughen business in upcoming markets by the progress of an all-new vehicle chain that would comprise the left over five models. These vehicles would be created in association with Shanghai Automotive Industry Corp — that is the parent company General Motor’s key partner in China.
 
Mark Reuss, Executive VP, Global Product Development, Purchasing and Supply Chain, GM, said that this new line up would sport enhanced customer centric technologies aimed on connecting them, ensuring their safety and empowering the fuel economy at a competitive value. The company would offer a permutation of satisfaction and value that is not been offered by other companies in the market right now.