Landmark Cars Expands Hyderabad Aftersales Network with New Mahindra Workshop
Landmark Cars is opening a new Mahindra & Mahindra workshop in Kompally, Hyderabad, to meet high demand. This expansion will increase their Hyderabad M&M outlets to 8 and total outlets to 12. The move is part of a strategy to deepen brand and geographic engagement.
The expansion is significant for the Hyderabad market and strengthens the company's relationship with Mahindra & Mahindra, potentially leading to increased revenue and customer satisfaction.
The expansion of the aftersales network and the opening of a new workshop indicate positive business growth and strategy execution.
Landmark Cars Limited has announced the expansion of its aftersales network in Hyderabad by opening a new Mahindra & Mahindra workshop in Kompally. This initiative aims to address the high demand observed at the company's existing two Mahindra & Mahindra workshops in the city.
The new workshop will be established under Landmark Mobility Private Ltd., a wholly-owned subsidiary of Landmark Cars. This expansion will increase Landmark's total Mahindra & Mahindra outlet count to 8 in Hyderabad and 12 across its network. The company views this as a strategic move to deepen its engagement with the Mahindra brand and within the Hyderabad geography, reinforcing its position as a preferred partner for leading Original Equipment Manufacturers (OEMs).
Landmark Cars Limited is a prominent automotive retail network in India, representing brands such as Mercedes-Benz, Honda, Jeep, Volkswagen, BYD, Renault, Mahindra & Mahindra, KIA, MG Motors, and Citroën. The company is also involved in the commercial vehicle retail business for Ashok Leyland and provides services across the automotive retail value chain, including new vehicle sales, after-sales service, pre-owned vehicle sales, and facilitation of financial and insurance products.
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