Volkswagen India conducts leadership rejig

Volkswagen India conducts leadership rejig

AgenciesUpdated: Wednesday, November 25, 2020, 10:01 PM IST
article-image
Volkswagen India conducts leadership rejig |

Auto manufacturer Volkswagen India has conducted an internal rejig of its top leadership.

The company on Wednesday said it has strengthened its leadership team with the internal movement of Priyesh Kumar, currently Head of Dealer Development, as the new Head of Sales.

P. Ravichandran, currently Head of After Sales, takes over as the Head of Dealer Development.

The new appointments will be effective from December 1.

"Both the gentlemen will report in to Ashish Gupta, Brand Head, Volkswagen Passenger Cars India.

"The two gentlemen come with extensive experience in the automotive sector and have spent considerable amount of time at Volkswagen Brand. Their respective expertise will further drive the business as the brand prepares for the next wave under the India 2.0 project."

The project was announced in 2018 in which the VW Group would be investing 1 billion euros in India.

In India, Volkswagen currently offers the Polo, Vento, T-Roc and Tiguan Allspace.

RECENT STORIES

Gold Surges ₹1,500 To ₹1,27,300 Per 10 Grams In Delhi As Global Prices Rally On Safe-Haven...

Gold Surges ₹1,500 To ₹1,27,300 Per 10 Grams In Delhi As Global Prices Rally On Safe-Haven...

Adani Sells Additional 13% Stake In AWL Agri Business To Wilmar

Adani Sells Additional 13% Stake In AWL Agri Business To Wilmar

India–US Trade Breakthrough Nears: First Phase Of Bilateral Agreement Set To Ease Tariffs After...

India–US Trade Breakthrough Nears: First Phase Of Bilateral Agreement Set To Ease Tariffs After...

Servotech Secures ₹74 Crore Rooftop Solar Project Under PM Surya Ghar Scheme For 5,886 SC/ST Homes

Servotech Secures ₹74 Crore Rooftop Solar Project Under PM Surya Ghar Scheme For 5,886 SC/ST Homes

US Funding Halt Pushes World Health Organization Toward 2,000 Global Job Cuts By 2026, Geneva Office...

US Funding Halt Pushes World Health Organization Toward 2,000 Global Job Cuts By 2026, Geneva Office...