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General Motors to stop selling cars in India; customer support to continue

GM has less than 1% share of passenger car sales in India

Chevrolet Beat
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Sohini Das Ahmedabad
One of the early entrants in the Indian automobile space, US-based General Motors (GM) will stop selling cars in the domestic market by the end of 2017, and would use its local manufacturing base at Talegaon (near Pune) to focus on the export markets. 

The company informed its Indian employees of the decision on Thursday and also said that it would continue to support Chevrolet customers and honour warranties. GM India said it will work closely with affected customers and dealers on a transition plan. The company would continue the technical centre in Bengaluru, which works for global operations and

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