2019 Mercedes Benz Glc Is To Going To Be Exported From India

Yes this is what the auto manufacturing company is looking forward to after trump’s new tariffs on china made goods and the US administration’s threat to impose 25 tariffs on European made automobiles. As we all know that Mercedes is working on a refresh for its best selling GLC compact Crossover. How surprised we will be when we hear that the popular brand Mercedes is going to export its new Mercedes Benz GLC from India to United States, the Mercedes Benz GLC was developed in Germany.

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Automobile news article also quoted a spokesperson from the company who said that the new Mercedes Benz GLC will be exported from the company plant in pune. The spokesperson also said that the Mercedes next generation of GLC will be exported to United States in the next month, The Mercedes GLC was introduced in the year 2016 as a replacement for the GLK. The GLC took its time to grow and now it’s on the blast. The sales of GLC has been increased in the US by 58% through august and are around 44500. If the compact crossover kept its pace of selling, then it will be able to hit the 2017’s full year sales with 2 months still remaining till the year ends.

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After the barrage being placed for the automotive companies based in Europe and parts, manufacturer in china, automakers and auto parts makers are looking for alternatives to keep their business running in the United States with less damage. The Mercedes company is also facing a problem eve bigger because of these political setbacks, as they can destroy the extraordinary momentum that GLC is currently on, so in such situation, India is the best option and only Mercedes is not the major company that made this move. Ford Company has also started exporting its ecosport from the plant in India, ecosport is the first car being made in India to be sold in US.

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It seems like Mercedes is taking the right move, but if the United States administration imposes dreaded 25 tariffs on European cars, Mercedes Benz will be facing less damage, unless some other European company decides to follow suits, keep in mind that this is great news for the Indian automobile arena.